Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
ISLAND CITY ITEMS.


sionist From Nnvnsotn.
Galveston. Texas September i5.--Among
the excursionists from Navasota this
morning was Mrs. NJ Gebert, and site
came TO Galveston on a visit TO relatives.
When she left Navasotn she had small
hand satchel which contained $50 and
Jewels valued at about 500, and when sho
alghted from the train at the depot In
TINS city the precious bag was missing
Mrs. gebert had the bag beside her dur
ing the entire trip and did not miss it
until she reached Galveston. The police
have been notified.
MoRTUARY REPORT.
The following deaths wero reported by
the health officer for tho week ending
Friday. September 10, 1895:
September 2-Charles Frederick Bohle.
Il months. membranus Group.
September j--August Bohle, years;
dipthcria.
September G-Infant of Mr.. and Mrs.
Han, weeks; hamilton. Mrs Maria
Adams, about 50. colorod, morbus
September 7-Jlmmie Williams, IL years.
tremauc tetanus. Mary j. Anderson, C.
years; cardiac paralysis
senillty. Maud Morrow. : years; cholera
infantum.
September 9--Infant OF ]. u. Polinard, 3
hours; cyanosls. Infant OF Nicholas Ash-
ford, ~ hours coored. premature birth.
september lO-Nnl Robinson, q years,
surgical shock. Mella Green, months'
/ enteritls. Samuel Price, % years; PERM
September ii--Mrs. Anna Maria Wolf,
q years; congestive fever. Infant OF
| Adolph Shuler; premature birth, viola
| NJ, Sthnncld, months. collapse.
September 13-lnfnnt son Of sir. ana
| Mrs. Holmes, weeks; cerebral oongcs-
Annual death rate per 1000 for week.
TRIP TO THE JETTiEs,
The excurslonlsts OF the line Of the
Southern Pacific who arrived hore yestcr'
day evening were rendered oompli
mentary trip to the jcttles this nfternoor
| on tho barges Laura and BESSIE. Tht
| Galveston board OF Trade had charge OF
the affair Refreshments were served OF
board the harges. IT,.
Many of the excursionists LETT Tor nome
'"'I SPENT THE DAY IN HOUSTON
The Emmct Council OF this city and the
University Cadets under command Of
Captain Max Artusy. a former Houston
boy left this morning via the intcrna
tional and Great Northern for llouston
| They went up TO attend the picnic o. TN
Emmct Rifles quite number of citizen
accompanied them.
NOTES.
The Pagoda bath house was LIBERAL!
patronlzed today.
The sunday law was generally Observer
today not single arrest being mao
for It's violation.
Tho following were among the Hous
tonians In the city today; Al Lewis an
wife, John W. Tate and Norman o. XVI
trell,
Tomorrow the city council will meet 4
regular session and business Of Import
ance win como up for the considerable
Of tho solons.
Mamie Ways. oolored. about 50 years o
age. arrived In the city this morning tfol
Navasota. Shortly after her arrival sl
was taken suddenly ~ and was eonveye
to tho Sealy hospital In tbs patrol wager
Tonight Antonio, Budoviteh, n attempt
ing to board an electric car while In nc
lion on Center and Winnie streets, lc
beneath the trailer ind had his right tf1
run over. He was conveyed TO the seal
Hospital. Amputation may be necessary
PERSONAL.
Fred Chase. business manager OF III
Tribune, spent today IN Waco.
g N. Ousley. managing editor Of III
Tribune, left last evening FOR Dallas.
Tom Finty, Jr.. went to Rusk last nlgh
IL. II. johnson and wife went to h9u'
ton today.