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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07

morning session was devoted to ,inimnor.
tait routine matters. AT the af,er,oon
session the committee on resolutions. pan.
resentatves Ada Kerr. C. c. Rashaw ana
NJ. u. Taylor. reported. The report. which
was adopted. IL as follows:
Resolved, That this Rebtkah Assenh,,.
| tender Its thanks to Lone Star L,dre N
| Tor the use OF their lodge ROOMS f:r orr
meetings and especially are we Indebted !,
Brother w. A. Mcmillan for MS lind a "a
courteous attention and services rendersd
THIS assembly during the session.
Resolved, That this grand assemble TN
uer us thanks TO the various railroads in
our state fer the favor grained us In W. ~
ducing the railroad fare 10 and ,ra,,
houston and the courtosies shown hv ,,s
snnpioyes' ALSO the citizens OF Hous,nn
hotels FOR Their many oourtesies show ,,s.
the newspapers for their many fayors ana
especially the brothers and sisters OF mi
city that have been so kind To us
Resolved, That this grand assemble IAN
ger lis sincere thanks to Brother II +
fierson Tor his untlrlng efforts In hahaI,
Oh me team work and assistance Ia the
this grand assembly. VI
hssolved. That this Rel,skab Assemble
tender It's sincere thanks TO sls.er rs,,,,ia.
MeiviIie' editor OF the National ReheIsa
ior the able and magnificent address a.
hvered on Monday evening and fnr mo
many suggestions promotive 10 n, I'M
puiuihs OF Rebekah Lodge work; for her
saIuapie assistance rendered tho various
S s.,es IN the discharge OF the dutie,
deyolved upon them: that her kIpdnass
ana courtesy Is highly appreciated ma
VII cherish the ties OF Friendship. Love
anu Truth existing between us.
Ihe Following elective officers NOR.
installed by Mrs, Eunlce Melville OF Min.
neapolls. MINI: " A'h-
Austin. "Vheh OF
of Denlson. S"earer
RADIO. Vi AVA
San Antonio. ou'u' OF
Ihe following officers were appoIntea.
By the presldent-Marshnl. Sister N r.
hhine OF Mckinney: conductor. Niles n ,ra
liuise oI palms. chaplain, Mrs. Olive
~ e1 ~ t Q, houston: inside guardian. Mrs.
=; ". Bashaw OF Fort Worth
The vice president appointed the foiiov-
ing supporters: Mrs. Gnlesp'e of DenInnn
right supporter; Mrs. James of Cisco laf,
supporter. 'ei'
Ihe Following standing committees were
APP tinted by the president,
EAtcutlNe commlttte-Alrs. Frank Kerr
St S,sorhieana. Mrs. Kate Il. McAulay OF
Antonio. Va SHh
finance commI,tee-Dr. n. l.. Pierson NJ
Meh inney. Mrs. Matte Wiley OF MoIitn.
hsy, Mrs. V. Dumllng Of San Anotin9.
Ine committee or constitution rerortad
several amendments. which were odontc5
Mrs EnniHe %tirille Of MINNEAPOLIS.
Inn ..l,' delivered an interesting talk at M
n UN
OF the session was concluded and maj "a,
journment came.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07
HANDED Down nY JUDGE.

Real Estate Agent-Yes. the air here
10 raro an rich.
Prospective Purchaser tas cyclone
rasScs)--Whered them cabbages come
from7
Real Estate Agent--oh. nome feller's
just throwed some seed In tho air an
they've took root an growedi
Weary Rnggies-Icver read any OF How
eIls storiea7
Wandering willie-Naw. Never heard
tell OF him afore.
Weary RngRles--why. hc's tho great
roveiist OF all time. Ills hero II always
fellcr that does nuthin'.
The angel, bearing = female shade.
caused at heavens gate and knocked.
mo need OF disturbing the inmates"
said the shade, fumbling with her Psyche
twist: "just wait III get q hairpin."
The barber shop porter was manipulate
Ing the whisk broom after the manner OF
his kind. and after many fourishes and
extravagant gyrations. bowed tho Gus
toner out.
There was look OF triumph on the
face OF the latter az he said TO himself.
risncing at thu overcoat; ''Hs never
touched me-"
Stage Manager Mugs tstartied By
"starn" unceremoniouB exit-Fer hevfn's
sakcs. Hogan, wots struck yerf
siEnor Hogani las Hamiet>- E-g-g~sI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07

W, l.. jackson yesterday walked out OF
Tho criminal district court room ire,
man, after having been found not guilty
by n jury OF twelve jackson wRa charged
dome time ago with forging the name or
Dr.. Joseph r. Stuar, TO check and paRs-
ng same. but upon the evidence presented
he was adJudgod not guilty, He is a
young man and since his residence In
Houston has borne an excellent rsputa-
don. lie has number OF friends In
Houston. every one of whom has had con-
ldrncn IN hla Innocence Throughout.
The grand jury yesterday presented two
bills Of Indictment. one charging Charles
stoddsrd with hog thcft, tho other charg-
ing b. d. Huston with felony theft. Both
have been arrested.
The following other cases were heard
bofurc Judge Gavin yesterday;
lcdgtr EaPton, mis- emcaror theft; vcr-
'lict OF guilty and penalty Ave days In
Jull.
4 Lasner. omhe1slemtnt; verdict OF
guilty and penalty ave days In jail.
Mary Colbert, theft; verdict Of guilty
ard ronuliy thirty days In jail
Willie Corvilie and Leu Collins. swim
llrg. mlsdrmt amor; nollo pros because OF
a defc'tivo Indictment
W. L. Jackson forEory and pgssing foIg-
Cd instrument; not fuilty.
r. n, Layton. theft; nollc pros occauso
evidence was insufficient.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07
1AnnANnE IoCALs.

LAGRANGE, Texas February s.--Notwi IN
standtnr Inc Indictment wonther Tor INC
mas, week Rev, Saunders Of the cn mr.
Han church ia crested with crowded
houses every niaht. Much Interest IS NAM
tested several accesions 70 ,hs ahu'In
a very cold norther is blowing. hary
rardens vii suffer. as freeze Is ex-
pectsd tonight. ~ ,b.
Ea,y lust twelve miles below mere. Inc
soutbbonni went from here ever tne
Southern Pacific ut 10 A. m % 40 is'oh'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07
i THE GRAND LODGE
Buslness Considered and
disposed Oi.
Eyin ASSEMBLY AnIalIpSFD.
-. au,,aut Fec Omoets ana
ONES, Oid rciiJw IN
ex.s-Notrs-

,,us,on. Texas. February :.
rsllows' Grand Lodge is DIS
,.,ness AT q rapid rate and VIII
'nnsIude It's labors and ady ourn
bshekah Assembly. having dis-
y. business OF the session. ad-
rsierday to meet In Dallas IN
a, which time the Sovereign
Iase will BIO in session. the
',bat Houston Is a most hos
N and that the members OF the
\. Of the order have certainly
I stay pleasant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07

f,leep sweet, r y love, the stars nbovs
Thine eyes bright beams are watchingj
fAtohewi AtchowD ! alpg to you.
Lord what a cold I'm catchingD
In dreamland stray, whilst here play.
OF thee, sweet charncr thinking;
with fondest hope. Throw me A rope
Down In tho mud, Tn sinkingD
with fragrance rare. to tho night air.
The ro6e In softly telling
Love nfof1es. dear: how Awrct 70 lirari &
twhewi how that baycu's smsliine')
Throw wide your biind-(So, never mind->
guess I'll heye 10 shake you.
I'm soius % issse tho agus) Is *
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07
GALVESTON WESTERN CASE.
Question Of Forfeiture Of the iran.
ehisc Being Hard
WI. JACKSON noSoRABLY ACQUITTED
go. o...ninsi Court ----.. ......ss.
oihrr N"ws In aud Ahou, the
Court House


Houston. Texas. February 5.
The suit OF the Guy Of Galveston against
the Galveston Western railway. an action
brought to forfeit the franchise within
tho limits OF the city OF Galveston Of the
Galveston Western railroad. was Gated
yesterday in the civil district court. Hon.
Sam II. Brashear presiding. The hearing
" the case occupied the attention OF tho
SQUIRT all day. In attendance as represent
atives OF the city are n. w, Smith, attor-
hty. representing property owners along
ilss line OF tho road X. n Wheeler ans u.
., liulne, and representing the rairoaa ars
Hon Walter Gresham ard ]. S. whealcss.
attorneys, aad ID, d. Henderson, president,
and j. u. Wallis. vice presl ent OF the
iompeny. No decision has been reached In
The case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07

Wharton, Texas, February s.--Miss Ma
tilda Fletcher delivered lecture at tho
SQUIRT house last night! subject, lis Man
nm Angler A large crowd and appro-
ciatlvo audience were present.
Miss India Taylor has been very ~ for
over II week. She was conveyed to Gal-
weston yesterday, accompanied by Bss.
McCamly and phillips. Mr.. aud -. lay
Tor. Miss Ada Taylor and sssizmes
Phillip and Register. Tho sympathy Of a
large circle OF friends are with the gair
young invalid, who anxlougly await news
OF her condition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07

Ten suits were filed yesterday by T. u.
Williams, attorney for T. =. Oloott.
against Defendants NJ i. rhncker ct al.
~ r. ColllnRswoith ct al. j. X. Gamble.
J. N. and Bello Couchmnn. Crockett How-
IN 81 al. j. G. hnd W, NJ, Stephenson ct
II, j. u. peGraffenrcld OF al. O. A..
Iutchlna OF u. w. NJ. Brown ct al ami
Crockett Rowan. Tho suits are for debt on
purchase price Of properly and for fore
closure OF veudnr's lien. The property IN
question Ia railroad land ana IL located
IN various COUNTIES In ToxaB.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07

Failures for the past week in tho United
States number iOi, and In Canada 10. total
IA, against 43i the preceding week. and
iOs the corresponding week last year. Of
which s5I were in the United States and
"a In Canada. In the following table
from Dun's Review is given the total
number of failures reported from each Sec
ton OF the United States this week, the
preceding week and for the corresponding
weak last year:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07

The most Important failures Of the week
were the t. A. Ennis Stationery company
of st. Louis: Woodbridge Fertilizer COM
pany of Baltimore, and the Mountain
Spring Brewing company OF boston. Ihe
hank failures OF size were the Bank OF
stratton, Neb.; the Bank OF Wauneta,
Nob, and the clarksdale Bank and Trust
company of Mlsslsslppi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07
PoIITlcs N RocKpALn. |
Candidates FER Municipal OFFICES En.ering
Fer the Scramble

Fer the Scramble
Rookdale. Texas, February 5.-Municipal
election matters are looming up now.
There are i've candidates for assessor and
collector. viz: T. IL. Rogers. W. a.
Gentry, Il. l.. Smith. p. S. Loper and S.
@. Foster. and there IL talk OF running
the present incumbent, Mr.. ]. II. Burnet.
who is very popular. Fer the mayoraity
two candidates are anndanced-B. A.
Conield, present incumbent. and Judge
j. g. Perry. The pot will now boil.
Democrats here are beginning to mike
up their minds TO fall Into line with the
Dudley COMMITTEES whether II lead through
gold or silver paths. Concession comes
solely from believers In the gold standard.
the free siiverltes feeling that their cause
runs no risk when submitted to fair vote
OF the whole party. Should tho game so
against them. however, quite u number
will Kick out OF the harness. A rsd-hot
time is anticipated. but mere VIII pc no
here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07
BUILT WITH AMERICAN CAPITAL


Through Mexico.
a press dispatch from the City Of Mex
leo says: The capital OF the Gulf. Rio
Grande and Pacific railway OF Mexico
WI be N9o0,0o silver. Headquarters OF
me company Will probably be fixed at
Cleveland Ohio 1t is proposed 10 COM
pleto miles between Treyino and Eme-
tro La CARA this year.
The total length OF the lines will be over
thousand miles, Lines are to connect
The town OF Trevino at the terminus OF
ne Mon Grey and Mexican Gulf with some
roint on the Pacific and TO run a line to
lhe United States from the city OF In
redo. Completion OF these roads will give
I'm Impetus to business OF Mexico Com
ranics under tho name Of the Rio Grande
Improvement and Construction company
VIII be organized to build the lines,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07

Galveston, Texas, February 5.--within
the next forty days the bridge OF the Gal
weston, La Porte and Houston railway
ncross Galveston bay viii be ready for
trains 10 pass over. There is yet to com-
plete about 700 feet OF the main track
and the drawbridgc The material for
the draw bridge Is expected to arrive
within the next fifteen days and work on
the structure will be rapidly pushed for
WnrI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07
in freight rutes to the rataa autnor..,d In
the State of Kansss
rRArrIc RnruRNs.,
Weekly Earnings fer January Show rny-
orabio Increases

Weekly Earnings fer January Show raw
orable Increases.
The Financial Chronicle computes the
cross earnings OF eighty roads for the
second week OF January at s6i!2.i9i an
increrse OF ssoj. 1855. or iise per cent
scven'y-eight roads for the third week Of
january report ss.3is,2lo, an increase OF
sos 10. or S6j per cent.
Earnings reported for the third and
fourth weeks OF January arc Us follows;
Atlantic and Danville-- 1895 Changes
Third week ............ss473 Dec. 81 $50
Brooklyn Elevated
Fourth week ..........3fbS2 Dec &c fao
burlington. C. II. and Northern
Third week .........u...S97ds Inc. q, $50
Chicago. Peoria and ST. Louis
Third week ..,...........22,55T Inc. 2sso
Colorado. sandusky and Hooking
Third week ..............1h.e79 Dec sgtj
Kansas City Suburban Belt
Third week ...,,,..,.... 4,iio Inc. 7ei
Rio Grandc Southern
Third week ........... 7oii Inc 500
st. Louis, Alton and Terre Hau,e-
Third week ...,..........25iJ0 Dec 900
Ann Arbor
Third week ..............lsio5 Dec. s,iso
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07

Richmond. Texas, February 5-rhe re-
pert came In today from parties along
the river that several acres Of low land
arc under water, but as tho land was
not yot broken up. little damage IL done.
inches today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07
DAMAGED ny HEAVY RAINS.

Timpson Texas, February 4.--Tlmpson
md Carthage railroad has suffered great
ly from the recent heavy rains Several
heavy fills have been badly damaged and
several washed away. II viii be some
time before these nils can he rebuilt ow-
ing to the quantity OF water on tho
ground
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07
Ar OYsTrR CRnFIt

Oyster Creek, Texas February h-The
river Ia running over the banks opposi
here. II is filling up creeks and bayous
and is Etill rising II In not over much
lard yet hut viii cover all the bottom in
n few duys
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07

Deputy Sheriff Gilbert and constaois
Thompson the latter OF the chaneyviila
precinct. yesterday arrested John Mex.
rolorod, and Jailed him on a charge or
highway robbery Mex IL said to he one OF
Tho men implicated In the robbery or
Frank Vance. tho Ice cream man. who wns
acid up on the Sabine bridge one nisht
last summer. Tho sherIn's department mas
been on the lookout for him for some time
and his capture is the result or tho ef-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07

IEhNoON SESSION.
'nd Lodge reconvened after din
= Master Rogers presiding.
iiler from committee on me
70 petitions, reported on ped
7, y. Christian lodge No. lO2
70 rsinstata Brother N. b.
we petition OF Fort wor,h
Y. not being In proper form
uN me committee he discharged
w consideration of same; that
N oe granted in lieu of those
'V,aa, No s., Charity, 242, Plano.
euarters be granted to new
hsmfay Blum Dale. Caddo.
Wa peKalb, Cough, Houston,
bresviile, Weston. blooming
KY Pike, Hampstead, Joy. Amn-
4. hiil. Tiogh. Gorman, Royse.
Il sna Floyd; and that charters
70 Reheksh degree lodges. ns
sssne' "; Nevada, lis: HaynIe
nei Canadian. i9l. Nro-,lnr
hn.'aa,,o,hian, l23; May, ie4: sher-
D',lson. l2s, Celeste, l23; home
~ Magnolia. 1870: Eureka.
1 =, A, NO, vas received from the
u. heoekah signed by their
c MeElree. In which they
.and Lodge for agreeing 10
We Proceedings OF their ne.
"s Journal of tho Grand
re Maynard, from the com
sspeals' reported that the de-
~ BY the grand master IN
n be confirmed. Several
u. omit,ed to the grand mas
n - uaek 70 the lodges from
IN "s with the necessary In
I NJ order for 3 p. m. was CON
4 oe. N. Thursday because m.
My, u not have their report
/, s,po, r Metz, from committee on
bdss p s a decision OF ,be,,,a
.or ,sn not pay the anec,ai ,sY
ht a, Widows and Orphans.
Nv IN. me Widows and ornha
p srrsss, decided that q brother
y 20, ', us, Tor dues for more than
" N, b,npeiied to pay the spe-
blows, seii In good standing.
Nj ~ Speaks for itseI,.
% Of ch,, ms council confer tho
Anil ,alry upon Brother WIN
u oda r,o%Ise, No. co. he being
i a,iss a fe'low In tho STATE D, an
h.y.sv,sa ani upon the Grsnd : o ana
work n '. m and because Of his
Il. r yhUnsecu,ive years. and '''0r
'nikn Gr., ssurine the session OF
/ ccunSn was passed bv IN. =.
" aajou.rr, arlarchs Militant he.
aiding pos,'i .ent comma naer
Old NJ W The above caiias $40.
s'iarsss ~ most feeling ana
I'd TIA, ms ms wen beloved order "
ia,ion i, mere bad not been he,
'hts-ssyen ny lodge during Tia
ana man q warden ne nd not
today afs adjourned to raaat n,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07

Fiatonia, Texas. February t.-Last nieht
Ct Peach creek. Steven Wilson and John
Mckinney became involv'd in n difficulty
over the collection OF an old debt. result
ing In tho shooting OF Mckinney by VIII
son. The attending phyhelan says that
Wilson viii die. Wilson claims that Me-
Kinney snnppsd his pistol nj him twice
before he shot him. wilson IL now IN the
hhrdB of Constable =. T. Haas, to whom
lie surrendered this M 0rning,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07

Tho following couples were granted H.
oensc to marry yesterday by tho county
cl0rk;
Eugene McAuiife ana Miss Amelia ID.
T.udtke. Peter Holiday and Cecilia wyatt.
W. II. Marmion and Miss Isabelle Multi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07

The following table. compiled by Sec
rotary II. q. ilestpr OF tho New Orleans
Cotton Exchang@, shows tho average
weights OF cotton handled ut ports and
overland. from September 1, 1896, to jan
uary 3i. 1896, inclusive:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07
,E GRAND LODGE.
|, sessions and the Business
Transacted.

sessions and the Business
Transacted.
ion began at II u. m, Grand
gers presiding.
Imittee on credentials made a
lal report, sealing Two more
I,ivcs and fifteen past Srands.
| RON DR.. c. NJ. Harrison was
IA which he regretted his IN
be present on account OF the
elements, the high water hay
engulfed HIM.
6uncement was made that ex-
rould be gwen by the Gulf.
Snd Santa Fe and international
1 Northern railroads 10 Calves
Al the rate Of 81 round trip.
bmlttee or state OF the order
(eport through its chairman.
len in which 1t Endorsed the
Id Of the grand master during
harris, from committee on Ju-
Id report, 10 query proposed
turner as TO whether a subor-
n can contribute from its gem
10 the fund for entertaining
{eIgn Grand Lodge at Dallas,
Ia that the funds can not be so
! report was made special order
wednesday afternoon.
bmlttee also reported in answer
isry as TO whether a member
krears for 50 or more and so
\ senl.annual report was legally
Answer, No.
Ter 10 query as to whether n
as stlll member after n with
In had been granted him. al
Il secretary afterward found out
brother WIS not square on the
hswer he was not
kmltiee on printing made a re-
lng that the printing had been
Eugene Won Boecknan OF
has.
kmttee on widows and orphnna'
bs reports on various subjects
order,
bsell, chairman OF special COM
entertaining Sovereign Grand
is next annual session at Dali
S,tmber next. mnde a report as
pecial order set for this hour.
ft rave tho number of lodges
contributed to n fund for that
also amounts. Total amount
~ yTi5O, and total amount
ate rx. These amounts have
ihuitd by fifty-one subordinate
u tncampments and four Re-
grts lodges. The report was
special order nj 3 p. m. and the
lnmiiits 10 whom was referred
rticrs chsred by r. l.. Wren
lretd 10 make report at that
Nat this whole matter could be
It that time.
irfi'n presented by Grand Rep
~ Herring and Keller the min
u cfganllatlon Of the State Re-
ssmbly at Dallas last April and !
fsen' meetlng now being held In
were ordered printed as sup
10 The minutes of this Grand |
NJ Of amendments TO -he con-
IN reference TO the dIstrictInE
|ee prons-d by Fred Carleton,
ever for action until next ses-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07

Nov. Dec. ..,.....D13 I5-i00 81 e1-I00
sewerage weights based on returns from
Memphis and ST. Louis Memphis aver
sge tos ii-ioD. against 81 5000 last year:
81. Louis AI. against GIG
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07

Passenger Train Collision on tho Sunset.
Freight Wreck on Katy.

Freight Wreck on Katy.
Houston Texas. February g.
The regular eastbound passenger train
No. 10 on the Southern paeihc rolled into
tho Grand Central depot at ii,l1 o'clock
Yesterday morning somewhat dlsngursd.
but not seriously damaged, Just ak hours
behind schedule time, Tho delay NnH
caused by an accident which befoil The
tram at Gllddcn. eRhty.cight nilqs w,st
OF here. by collision with u switch en-.
giro
The head ond collision occurred nj rut
2i0 o'clock yesterday morning mt awitch
IN East Glidden, The passenger train was
running along AZ fair rate OF speed
when tho switch crrlue attempted 20 got
out of tho way. hut failed to make the
side tract IN time TO avoid collirJn, tho
two engines came together with terrific
force and both were badly damaged The
mail car suffered n sllght damage TO tho
front end. Fortunately no one was hurt
niid the only inconvenience cHused tho
passengers was the six hours DELAY mecca
stated In procuring another engine and
removing the disabled iron steod.
The Missouri, Kansas md TcNn,
through southh6und train. known an the
'Itpty nycr" duo TO arrive here ut $3.50
A. m. dld not reach here yesterday wtil
p, m, owing 70 freight wrnrk which
occurred near Fayetteville. While tro
wreck 10 snid to be very Hight In extent or
damage, the condition Of the cars Of
freight completely blocked tho main line
and lts removal consumed several hourL
The dyer used the Southern Pacific
tracks from LaGrungo and entered Hous-
ton over this route from tho West.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07
AAAH ASSEMBLY.

l.A., sy.n,,nnss Assembly Las
ssu Al i o,r,h,y convened In odd
Aulay IN the chair a'0I rhe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07

Mrs. Alice z. Wagner died yesterday
corning at the age OF 49, The deceased
was native Of Sioux City, Iowa, and mad
only been residing in the city few
months. The funeral will take place NJ
O'Clock this afternoon from the First
Presbyterian church. and the interment
will be in G.enwood.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07

MIR. o,to Schroeder, n prominent business
man OF Brenham, were married last night
at O'clock, at the Lutheran church.
Quite a number OF friends of the contract
Ing parties witnessed the ceremony. Inc
newly married couple left last night for
their future home in Brcnham.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-07

Miss Mary V. Sweeney CT Brazoris and
Mr.. Edgar y. Andrus OF Fort Bend county
were married at Shcarn church yesterday
morning. Rev. G. C. Rankin officiating
a number II friends were present to witt
ness the ceremony and &c cffer eongratu-
lations The happy couple left at once
for San Antonio on bridal trip.