Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11

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residence he became very familiar witt
he customs and habits OF the pconlo nne
with their religious, moral and poItica
conditions ms well. HIS talks upon china
are Interesting In the extreme, as they ar,
| replets with Illustration, anecdote AMI
pathos and appeals to all clnssea of IN,
people. Besides Mr.. Hcndry IL an recon
| Pitched and Eloquent speaker. since n,
absence from China no has kept an with
Tho political changes brought nhout b,
the Jnnanese war, az result OF which /.
| Hung Chang has recently been led TO Hcnd
the message to America: 1--WE need more
| missionaries"
| There will be an open parliament on
missions in general and wlthaI a yer,
interesting programme. 4 most cordial
| Invitation is extended to oil to he preseni
and It is hoped that the Endeavorers es.
peeially will turn out en- masse. The pro.
| gramme.
Ten minute song service led by II. II.
\ LinRan.
Prayer. by ". a. Northcutt.
Address. missionaries IN china" by
J L. Hendry. returned missionary.
The Work OF Missionary Committee"
Open parliament on mission. led by Miss
| Eva HENCE.
Address by II, A. Northeutt.
lioi. Cone johnson o. Tyler. one or
Texas able young lawyers aud adrolt
! ntlltic'uns. was IN the city Yesterday on
legal business. ard attended the sIldnl
| performance at the opera house last night
| Ne was given a royal welcome bv his
thirds here, This morning he will rc-
turn To the ATHENS Of Texas" NJ Judge
John Duncan refers to his lmu1e city.
To Post reporter the affnble attorney
Fnid:
II have been busy rractcng law and
i"tting politics severely alone barney
Gibbs lnteEt2 Well, IL strikes me that Tho
brrl oitu statesman Is preparing TO FOR
20 the populsta, And about the popuiists
7 wieh to say that they are numerous
enough ard sufficiently aggressive 10 take
care OF their own interests Rnd give the
democrats trouble. ! am for Cleveland
onon md above board. at all times His
financial ideas and his position on MI
other questions suits me A friend said
10 me recently: "The politicians have nut
he democrats In a hole NV rcnlv was,
watch Cleveland nut the republicans IN
hole IIc has 'em there. They nre nfhi.
Inv each other IKE cats nnf dogs, and n
democrats would come together md eN.
crcive forsa sense. instead OF suhs'l'utinr
free coinnse bill FOL tho b1nd hiil an
would he well More falth in Cleveland
Hes oil right, hut the rarlv leader
should cot together, II 'hcv 10 not. VOL
don't know what will viii happen"
Andrew j. SritEen, who has boon In inn
rlrce December 20 awa'tlng hearing on
a chnrrs Of being OF unsNund mind diod
uhou, 1880 O'Clock last niEht Spttzcn why
taken IN custody by officer HUonrd sun
dav might December - The cf1ncr fsnnd
him wandering about tho streets aud Ia
boring under religious hallucinntion, He
locked him ur In the onlabouse nnd the !
next day he WIS taken TO jail. He died
last night from starvation, having re.
fused 10 ent. lie brought about his own |
death. Justice Mahnncy Viewed the bsdy |
end turned 1t over to Ross & Wright for
intrrment.
spitzen was member OF Lonuma
;oaFc No. s2l; Garden Plains, Kan. a
letter written by l.. NJ. Camp, keeper OF
records and seals OF the Garden Plains |
'ocge was resolved In this city Yesterday |
requesting that the best care and atten.
ton should be accorded TO spitgon by tho |
Houston knights OF Pythins. Arrange.
tunate man TO the infirmary. but death
a telegram was received in this city
last evening announcing the sad news OF
the death of Mrs. Clark, wife OF ROY.
Horace clark OF Corpus Christi, whicn
event occurred at o'clock yesterday AZ
icrnoon.
The deceased lady was well known In
ms city, having nj one time resided here
Tor mnny years with her husband She
was more than 10 years Of age and was
nov OF many noble traits of character
and Christian virtues
Mrs. Clark was sister Of Mrs H. q
Fitzgerald OF this city and the mother Of
Nr, George A. Clark Of this city, Mrs.
'u!pcuper Of Corpus Christi and Mr.. IIor-
'co Clark, Jr., OF San Antonio. Truly
,ood woran has Passed away. ana the
lews VIII cast shadow OF sorrow over
many households in this city.
GEORGE Meter and w. It. sadlor nre IN
he city walking TO Washington CITY yia
New Orleans and Richmond. The touri,,g
IRE members NJ the Potomac Athletic
hub or Warrington. u. c., and on .UiIv
.. 1855 they left that city to cover ~ ODn
miles IN six months, for purse OF Sigm
lnered by Samuel Oggitt an hopornry
member OF the club. II they fan to com
'lcte tho task January 25. the purse offered
WI be turned into the club treasury. The
.ourlstR state, Before starting they were
to make oath that they would
'taft without penny, TO accept nothing
w the way donations being positively pro.
lblted, and to pay all expenses Radier
$ an expert card writer and Meier nm ex-
iert bookkeeper. and they derive n small
income by catching small Jobs bookkeeping
md card writing. Meier Informed n Post
erorter that they have visited cities IN
'anada and Mexico on tho trip, and he II
iopeful that the $500 purse hung up by
ihmuel oggitt Esq. viii fan into the
iands OF himself and his brother bog
rotter.
Captain Jack White was in a reminiscent
mood yesterday and was discussing tho
attic of Sabine Pass and Dick Bowling
n company with q coterio OF friends. "ft
as been n long time since September s.
49," remarked the old veteran, land there
only n few left of the forty-two who ,
lhde history on that memorable day. jim
icDonough was In Kansas ut last ac-
cunts; nike Sullivan at Galesburg, ILL.,; /
i'm Kelly In New Orleans, Dave Fitz- ,
era d in Dallas, Mike Carr and Bob Moore ,
re inmates Of the soldiers home IN Aus
IN. and BIZ Gleason and myself continue ]
, reside In the greatest city In Texap. | ,
eep track OF the survivors as best can. /
NJ they arc getting old now. and tho 3
nd Is not far OF for tho best OF u.s." {
Hon. Il. r. Hamblen. as attorney for T
IRIS. NJ. o. cunyers who is Joined by her ]
usband, filed suit In the civil district u
erk's office yesterday complaining OF AL 4
crt Eriohscn. ], e. Hutcheson. I. Il. v
nker and II. II. Rice. Plaintiff alleges c
iat on June "a. 1895. and prior thereto. n
Ne owned n gas engine. coffee rooster,
,rce fan. baking powder mixer. star cof-
70 mill. Coles coffee mill, pulleys, beiiing,
lafiing, merchandise. fixtures. etc. .vnlued
5000. In the store located IN block Ia.
'ontirg on Franklin street. Plaintiff all