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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
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Once More, Yes Waltz
Me Again, F."
SAYS THE ror BRUNETTE TO THE
TURNER HALL
swAIsp
"MY WASPISH WAIST
SQUEEZE As TIGHT AS you
PLEASE,
Your old Lover. >. @. D., IL siay
Hiring to III.
Knecs.v
"MY WASPISH WAIST
Squeeze As TIGHT AS YOU
PLEAsEy

II plans that are now being maturod
can be executed, which Is doubtful,
the rabld gold vote in Texas VIII be
delivered solidly to Popullat candidates
all along the line.
The special objects OF this program
are the election OF Jerome Kearhy as
governor over Governor Culberson. and
the election OF the Populist candidate
for Congress in the Sixth district who
viii doubtless be Hon. Barnett Gibbs.
THIS Information comes from the IN
side. II is reliable, The gold leaders,,
TO whose purposes it relates, have lost
all hope Of making an impr assicn on
the Democratic state convention. They
know they are whipped, and they are
roundly critlcising Judge Hardy be-
cause he prevented the adoption Of
ClGrly's plan submitted az the Galveston
conference. They aay that would liavo
prevented the disclosure Of their weak
ness, and would have given them come
sort OF standing at the Chicago conven-
ton. As It is, they won't have chance
to bolt the state convention. because
they won't get there At least the
number will be too few to make a
showing OF grounds for a bolt
Two years ago a large number OF the
radical gold men. about !, 800 in the city
OF Dallas refused to vote. This year
the leaders of these dissenters propose
to 60 4, step further, They think the
Populists have a chance to win. and
that enc term OF Populism will, brins
about a reaction, In which they may
once more ride the upper wave.
The Intimacy between Judge Clark
and leading Populist cnmpaieuers four
years ago is a matter OF history. That
history threatens 10 repeat Itself.
or special Significance Is the con-
vsrts popuilain Is milking from the
,f ba rIarkfft.a frhn Hat Ia "a
lonEe one.
Judge Gerald Of Waco was the best
bower OF the Little Giant In the ia
NOES contest ~ 1892. He is now on
the stump for Populism.
Jack Elgin was another trusted lieu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
The LADIES CIRCLE
or THE ORDER or woopnEs OF
TIM Would
give an Enjoyable Reception ana
soeiaI--Another similar Enter
tainment TO he Given.

The Ladies' circle OF the woodmen
OF the World gave an enjoyable recap-
tlon and social At their hall, $40 Main
street. Monday night about 100 ladies'
and gentlemen being present. The
affair was complimentary 20 Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason. who leave shortly for the
north.
Sovereign Fraser rcted as master OF
ceremonies, In which the following was
tho program.
Opening address. Object OF the Meet
ing" ID. q. Smith; plano solo, selected,
Miss Mcdaniel; recitation. Little
Ned" Miss Ida Mason: a1dness. "The
Good the Lodge Is Doing" John ]. Com
roy, recitation. MARY Ann" Miss Pearl
Mooney; address, .rhe Ladies Circle"
Mrs. A. c. Cannevey
Following this refreshineats were
served, Mrs. Mason being the recipient
OF a nice cake from the I.adica' Circle.
an appropriate address bdlng made by
Mr.. Conroy IN presenting IL.
The Woodtnen vii give another en-
tortainment similar 10 this one In
April. lend G.lb-o3li-D
April. when all woodmen. their families
and friends are invited TO attend.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
SENT A CIRCULAR
TO THE rooKnoIDEns or rnE
ASSIGNED COMPANY.
Assignee of the Granite state Prov
ident Association Gives Advice
10 rhoae Interested.

David A. t. Tnggart. assignee OF the
Granite State Provident association OF
Manchester. ". H., has addressed n
circular to the stockholders OF the
company throughout the United states.
u goodly number OF them being In Tex
as and Dallas In which he gives the
present condition OF tho associations
finances.
IL appears there Is deficit OF about
$3.50 600. which may be Increased or re-
duced when the assets are converted
into cash and TIE money now on hand
has been properly credited Mr.. Tag
CART gays there Is no cause for special
alarm among borrowers, and urges
them 10 pay ell Interest and nremiuma
due on their loans, for which full credit
viii be given. Investors and holders Of
unpiadged shares are instructed TO
make no further payments and no
fines viii be charged 10 their account
a meeting Of the Dallasi borrowers
wan held st the Windsor hotel Mon
day night. but when Gazette reporter
called on several yesterday nothing
could be obtained for publication The
majority of the Dallas stockholders are
fearful OF ever getting more than 90 per
cent OF their stocks face value
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

Tho following persons were registered
at the st. George yesterday:
j. f. smith. Cuero, Tex; a. c. Moore,
ST. Louis; e. T. Jackson, r. d. Me-
Afce. Rockwali: Joseph Labnrohle. Cal
weston; NJ. r. Martin, stephensvllln;
NJ. r. Billirgton, Fort Worth; W. r..
Smith, 9. O. Barnes. Lone Oak: r.
McDougai. Fort worth; c. w. lciisten,
Springfield. Mo-. Miss Rosa Lee Mein-
lager, H. u. Desmond and wife,
ria,tsburg. Mo-: c. G. scnils. Tetnplc;
Mrs. NJ s. Miller. Garland; T.. w.
Varanatta, Bolton: Miss Ethel Sher-
riil. j. Caffrey and wife. Chicago;
n. NJ Nfays Henderson,; Charles a.
johnson and wife, \. s. Frey, w. r..
Taylor sulphur Springs; ]. p Glenn,
West Texas. Chas Simpson, Terrell;
John T. MoNulty. Wylie o. a. wall
ton. Grandyiew reS.; y. Chisholm. Ter
rel; Il. ]. Spur Plano; ] f.. Smith,
New York; J. II. Shepherd, Fort Worth.
]. r. Battset, Cicburne. Y. II. Criiw-
ford. city; j. Fl. Bony. Knoxville. Term {;
Max Patton, Greenvllle; II T. Nash.
Kaufman; II. 8. Wade Grnniview, r
T.. Gerron. Fort Worth; C. w. Cham
berlin. Paris; b. II. Howard. Mineral
Wells; r. L. woodward. II. W. Starr.
Wcn.herford.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

tenant Of Turner Hall. He is now one
OF the pillars OF Populism In the Rio
Grande district.
Major Buck Walton was one OF the
most eloquent expoundcrs OF the princi-
pies OF those who quit the car-atable
convention ostenslbly because II de-
clnred for the free coinage OF silver.
He Is now as vehement In his appeals
for the omaha platform as Cyclone
Davis.
"Jim" Woods. the Kaufman states
man. could not swallow the commune
ism Of the Houston Democratic plat
form. He now breaches Popullsm at
the alto OF il5 words per minute
Many other names might be mention
ed In the same category, including that
OF n prominent Fort Worth lawyer
who has not yet turned loose OF his
tail hold on Democracy. but who Is un-
derFtocd to he getting ready 10 do SC.
There are straws showing the way
the wind Is blowing.
The politicians among the extreme
gold men intend to try to revenge
Of Texas by defeating i at the polls
next fan.
The next question Is. win this scheme
have the support OF the business ele-
ments. who make up the rank and file
OF the gold voter
The author Of this information. who
IS conservative gold man. believes
that the plan will mlscarfy, because
OF the refusal or q majority OF mono
metailists 10 Join In II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
OAK cLurF Irnn.s.

Mr.. w. II, Ijougherty. one OF Oak
Cllffs candidates for county tax aHses-
scr. who has been confined 10 his sick
room for several days, Is again able 10
be up and Is circulating amoag his
many friends.
Rev. b. II, Bolton Of the Waxahachie
M n. church Is a. the home OF w M.
Grow.
Justice Wfltaiser called q special ses-
sion yesterdty ard disposed 81 the foi-
lowing casesS5 Louis Jacoby Va. j. r.
Turncy. judgnent for plRlntin, w. A.
Shaw va Mrs Mathews. judgment for
plalntin: A. H. Hardy vs.. George Tay-
ior, passed % April 2
Ten compslnts were nlcd and war
ranta issncG for the arrests Of parties
Ealing 10 work the road when sum-
m0ucd on AElrch "a.
Next court viii be called April ?,
Mr.. =. A. McAleep has purchased tho
rerldcncr NJ 81 Grand avenue now oc-
cupled hy Judge Wha-ion
The committee appointed by the city
council TO purchase equipments for the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
CIAL- EDITION FOR THE CITY OF DALLAS.
y @ on Pay Rsrs

at Fort Worth, was calling at the Of
Aces yesterday.
John g. Lewir. southwestern pas
sengcr agent Of the Iron Mountain, was
steering among the Dallas boys yes
tcrday.
II. S. Board, who represents the Fort
Worth and Denver city passenger de-
partment on the road, was visitor
yesterday.
}. D. scrngFIns. chief clerk TO SUI
rerintendcnt Dnffan OF tho Central was
here yesterday
Livestock Agent GlddIngs OF the
Houston and Texas Central spent yes
terday here from Ennis
J. G. Now. Katy agent at oreenvliie.
was here yesterday and returned north
this morning.
Sam Ely. commercial agent Of the
Katy. was over from Pnnthcrviiie yes
terday calling at the headquarters.
Livestock agent Keene Of the Bur
linSton route, WAS among the visiting
railroad men yesterday.
Livestock agent Jones of the NJ, X.
g. I. spent yesterday In Dallas,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Sam Warner OF the Cotton Belt was
up from Tyler
Traffic Manager ID. Miller OF the
Katy. with headquarters In st. Louis,
and W. y. Grosenlose, assistant gem
eral freight agent of the same line.
With office at Houston, were callers at
the Texas headquarters yesterday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
REGULAR MEETING
HELD ny REPUBLICAN LEAGUE
cLup.
mfr. Norton Gives arAphia Dcrcrip-
ton of ne Ausun row-wow.
Convention considered

The white Republican League Club
he'd It's regular weekly meeting Mon
day NIGHT In the city Halt yicc-presl-
dent Norton Presiding. No business
was transacted Mr.. Merton gave n
graphic description OF the Black and
Tan convention At Austin. TO winch
he wnR n witneas Tho attention Of the
meeting was called TO the county con.
vention. 20 be held In the city Hall
April 5 when ten delegates and ten al
tornatss WIN be chosen 10 attend the
congrcssicf al convention OF the sixth
district, TO be held IN Dallas IN Apfii
~. AZ the corgresal pnal del agataa'
meeting, 10 delegates and 10 alternntes
VIII be selected to represent this dis
triet at the state convention at Houss
ton on April 20,
Al members appene 10 be enthusiastic
over the outlook for the fan campaign.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
THE FUTURE PLAN
OF THE roruLrsr PARTY IN DIAL.
Gas COUNTY.
May he Determined ON Mt Meeting
of the Executive Committee
Saturday Morning.

a Gazette reporter called at the office
OF Harry Tracey. chairman OF the
county Pppullst executive committee.
yesterday. aud learned that an execu-
tive meeting OF the committee IS to
be held Saturday morning at 10 o',loals-
for the purpose Of discussing the polit-
teal situation In Dallas county, and
ndopt some plan of action for the fan
campaign.
When asked n the Pops" wouli put
n fun ticket in the field. the executive
G, mmittee chairman RETAINED from
making any declaration that would m
dictate the party's future plans. He
inferred, however, that something de-
cislve would be done at the commit
tee meeting Saturday morning ct La
Dor Hall.
captain "Tige" Robinson viii mar
shall the followers OF PETER OF the
Fourth Ward al the ST. James Hotel
Thursday night. as heretofore an
nounced. for the purpose OF choosing
q new chairman. Mr.. Rohinson's term
having expired.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
II CORNER STONES
TWO CONFEDERATE MoNu-
nENTs TO ma LAID.
: In portant Event Occurs In sncr-
,nna April . and in pai-
las June ~

OWNS to the inolement weather yes
rd4y afternoon the regular weekly
teting OF the dnughters of the Con-
defhcy held at the home OF Mrs. Kate
lh@il Currie. was lightly attended
% DO official business was transacted.
Mrs. currie read an invitation recelv-
Nom the Daughters of the Confed-
4cy Of Sherman, Texas. requesting
e Dallas ladies TO be present at the
yifsis of the corner stone of the Con-
Jcfhte monument there Friday, April
Mrs. Currie. who Is president OF the
tliAs contingent, also Of the state or
will attend and return Sat
d;y afternoon.
Arrangements for the erection Of the
0nument in Dallas were perfected
"a week. but the fair workers did not
epl there. At the meeting yesterday
<ernoon preparations for breaking
otind and laying of the corner stone
Tho Dallas city park June % were
sc1ssod thoroughly. II is the inten-
IA % the Daughters to have tho form
ifnportant event occur the last We'd
'ndAy In April, attended by appropri-
a Speeches and ceremonies by the
,nfederate veterans. who will lend
A<trial aid by each volunteering a
'adeful OF earth. The full program Is
fNyet complete.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

The following state visitors were In
the city yesterday;
Sam o. Smith, GAINESVILLE; X. H. EN-
bru, Garland: oace Goodwin. Wnxa-
hachiei w, j, Groaeclose, Houston;
Richard Lord, Waco. n. T. Fowler.
Davilla; John a. Herx. Gaivcston; w.
G. Howell ana wife. Italy, W. T.. An
derson, Fort Worth; w. c. Calhoun,
Waco; Mrs. w. Q. Gardner. Fort
Worth; W. l. Acheson, Arlington: +.
II Lewis, Fort Worth; G. A. Tart,
Houston; @. Howard, Fort Worth; w.
Fort Worth; pau McComb. Austin:
Miss Mamie Harrison. Greenvilic; w.
h, Mcdowell. Fort Worth; Phillip Car
son, Houston; II. NJ. Logan and wife.
u. W. PRESLEY, Willard Burton, Fort
Worth; X, H. Paine, Houston; w. p.
white, Lancaster
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

A unique entertainment viii be given
by the Salvation Army at their head
row night. Those who think that the
members OF this worthy organization
do nothing but rescue the heniehted
sinners. should attend this entcrtnin-
meni. Zach member OF Captain Ham
iltun's rallas corps WIN make practi-
cal Illustration OF the occupation he
rursucs to gain his daily bread. and
enable him 10 bring the gimighty coin
OF the realm into use In reclnlm!ng
ntTnying sheep Tho meeting will be
Interesting and entertaining. and
should be wen patronizod.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

Alice Woods wants the bonds Of
matrimony. which have bound her to
James T. Woods since October Q. iss3.
dissolved by law. In her original petit
tion pirlniiff sets forth that she has
exerted every EFFORT to make Woods a
good helpmeft and 70 make HIS life one
lonE dream OF happiness. but that not
withstanding her laudahie conduct N
this RESPECT the said Woods grow more
and more infatuated with one Matte
Siulef. ana finally entirely abandoned
his lawful mate on or about Jnne 2,
1888, and has since lived IN adultery
WIN the ssil Matte Slutcr. leaving his
wife 70 take care OF their three nhil-
d-cl ny reason OF this fact plaintiff
priiys that she he granted divorce
from her Maynard husband and the
care and custody OF her three children.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

be a reception and hop at the Oriental
hotel. On Saturday morning, while the
members are transacting the buslness
OF the convention at the city hall, the
ladies OF Dallas will take the visiting
ladies' for drive over the city. Satur--
excursion down the Trinity on the
steamors CITY Of Dallas and "Iiar-
vey," and the day TO be wound up With
a reception and collation. Mt the Wind
SCR. Chairman Hunter says that the
attendance Will be by Tar the largest OF
any previous convention, and there Will
also be large delegation OF travelling
mon from ndlolnlnu ntates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
ARE nARp AT woRk

ing Arrangements for n. T.. A.
ffHte Convention Next Week.
81 members OF Post "E." T. p. A.,
hitting forth their best efforts to
*the state convention OF TINT or
E9tIon which conyenes IN Dallas
'Uhay and Saturday OF next week,
'npHt enjoyable and beneficial one
va In Texas, and the various COM
tqs appointed at the regular meet
AZ Saturday night arc working in
'rhlly and collectively to bring
Van accomplishment Of this end.
n committee on entertainment 81
itiring knights OF The grip were TO
bad meeting yesterday afternoon
rfange a complete program for the
lhys, but owing TO the bad weather
Me fact that several matters OF
|rtance had yet 20 be attended To
netting was postponed until today,
Ncr Air John q Hunter. ehnir-
HI the committee, says that on
n afternoon the members Of the
milton VIII be rendered erand
4eue at the Drilus Packing come
n establishment from = to 4
~, and In the evening there Will
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

FIRE department have purchased $50 feet
A No hose and { modern nrst-claaH
purchased IL completes the FIRE depart
mcnt, making It up 10 date" In every
particular.
Oak ciin has three telegraph oilices
where messages can be handled at all
times. The Offices are operated by the
pupils OF tho Dauan Telegraph COLLEGE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

city Tax Collector Tom Scott has
closed his report for the collections for
March, which Is In shape for preseiita-
ton at the city council next Wedres-
day The aggregate amount Is Sl9,-
a9a.0i and 10 considered a good ccllAc-
ton for this time OF the year. Feb
runry brought n about $4,000, while
last November. which was unusuallyi'a
heavy one. increased the city's fuflds
$4,000. The dcllnouent list has been
reduced
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
lNnnrlNlrnLy rosrroNnp.

fnciencnt weather intcrfcrcs with
the Pool Contest
The contest at pool scheduled for
Monday night at the Biiou pool hall.
los South Akard street, between Nor
rlH Asclucr OF Los Angles Cal, and
Julius Goldstein OF Dallas was post
poned indefinitely on account OF the in
element weather Ascfener IN n profes-
sional cuc-hnndlor and win make 200
points TO Goldetein'g 100.
Gcldstcin Brothers, proprictors OF
the Bijou pool rooms, contemplate
holding u grand Tournament soon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
THE FOURTH CANDIDATE.

forney j. c. Patton Announces for
Congress In the Sixth.
~. J. c. Patton. who win make the
81 for the Democratic nomination
Z CONGRESS. as the young mems rep
sentative. formally announced his
nd)daey and his platform to-day.
SIS platform declares for the free
maze OF silver at l6 TO /. for tariff
Al fwill equalige the benefits between
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

The six weeks-old infant OF John
Windlinecr died yesterday mornlng
and VIII be buried ct 8 q. IN. today at
the Catholic cemetery.
the city hospital enriy yesterday MORN
ing OF complications arising from ex-
posture last winter The body Will DO
Inferred here,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

Nss' NNci'fNNN 49, .NHif'-f
A number OF young lawyers met
Monday night pufHunnt 10 announce
mcnt. In the office or Gnno. GANG s.
Gano, for the purpose Of orEnnising,
but owing to the slim attendance. de-
clded 10 postpone action until after
the Democratic primarIra In May.
The primary and Junior Sunday
school teachers union held Il meeting
IN the Young Meu's Christian Associ6-
tIon parlors, and outlined their work
for the coming month.
Jesse Carr. the negro who was shot
by Monroe Lige, also colored a week
ego. IL able TO bn up. Lige'a case Is
being Investigated by the era d jury.
who VIII probably take some action to-
day or Tomorrow.
The Twelfth Ward ooiored club las
endorsed the following candidatea; J.
G, Arnold. CHIEF OF police: G. A. Cour,
city Tux collector. James H. Bolton. city
tax assessor, and Frank w. Ragsdaie.
school director.
Mr.. II, M. Mays. a prominent nttor-
ney OF Henderson. and cx-couuiy attor-.
ney OF Ruek county. IL IN the city. con-
nidcring Dallas as q locntion.
The Dallas Clearing House reports
the following comparison OF receipts;
March. 1895. s10.sel 1882 80: March, 1895.
sl0.S70 1881; Increase for March. 1Sos.
slos,29o.67.
Tho committee on bylaws and con-
stitution OF the Dallas Amateur Cy-
ciuing and Athletic Club meet in the
parlors OF the Oriental Hotel Tonight
Write for catalogue ana prices We
aim 20 please. VIII render prnmpt ser
vice. Dallas Screen company. tale
phone 900.
The Texas State Labor Journal,
which is issuing daily edition during
tho city campaign. IL devotInF special
attention TO the Sixth Ward Adar-
manic race,
The conrilftec on municipal election
tickets Will mcet IN tho city sccretary's
Office to morrow at $50 n. m. An city
Candidates are requested 70 be present
Col ]. r, Tresanius Of the Mobile and
Ohio, with headquarters az st. Louis.
IL at tho ST. George.
Continued on Page FourJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
wooDMpN OF Tnn WORLD.
A Camp OF the New order Organize,
In Dallas.

Dallas Camp No. 2. Wnodmen OF the
World. was organized Monday night
lowing officers were chosen for the
term:
Consul commander. J. T. Jenkins; ad-
Wiser lieutenant X. Il. Radley; banker,
II. ]. Medill; clerk. ]. l.. Carson; escort,
]. J.. Looney; Waterman, II. j. Lnpe;
sentry, G. t. Davis; physician, Or. II.
A. Moseley: managers, O. X. Harry A.
]. Myrick. George d. Harrison.
The new camp meets In the 1flks hall
the second and fourth Tuesdayn in each
month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
MnnrINe or TEXAS nANknns.
Preparations Under Way for Their
Entertainments.

Entertainment.
A meeting was held at the City Ma
uonel bank yesterday afternoon, by
Dallas bankers, to devise means Of en-
ter.alning the visiting bankers Of Tex
as. who assemble here in convention
May 10 to q Inclusive.
u. J. Cannon, Paul Furst. Royal A.
Ferris. j. d. Estes and w. q. Tension
and Mayor Frank p. Holland and Mr..
J.. T. Tune. manager OF Bradstreet's
tee of arrangements, with plenary pow
ers TO arrange the necessary details.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
TABLE TALK.

George II. McFaddon Of the firm Of
Brothers. cotton exporters
or Philadelphia, was here yesterday,
by their traffic manager.
Richard Lord of Waco Mr.. McFai-
den IA here for HID annual tour Of Texas
and inspection or the nrm's interests
throughout the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

Texas and Pacific would Not HOLD
Trains for the Late Fort Worth
Primary.

FrFWnry.
II leaks out that the management OF
the Texas pnd Pacific wns insistent
that no action should be taken Ia ;he
late municipal campaign in Fort Worth
by ITS employees that would tend in any
way to connect 1t with the result OF
the primary. On the morning OF the
primary. over 100 men were sent out
on early freight and work trnihs be-
fore tn polls opened, againat the pro-
tests OF candidates. who wanted the
trains held until the men could vote
IT Is said that one candidate for al
dcrinnnic honors was defeated because
Of his Joss of votes on this account.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

w. A. Dashieli. travelling passenger
agent OF the Te9anand Pacinr, came in
from tour OF South Texas yesterday.
Ell X. Bivhy. the handsome passenger
map OF tae Vandallas with headquarters
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
no coMMrNcn nrnurl,DINo.

The DaIinr Telegraph and Tcie-
phone Exchange.
Foreman Andrews OF the Southwest
crn Telegraph and Telephone company.
who haH been here FOR several days.
VIII commence this morning rebuilding
the Dallas exchange as Outlined IN the
Gazette OF n few mornings since, The
work begins ON Ross avenue. C.. ].
Cliddcn secretary and treasurer OF the
company, is In the state from Lowell,
Mass.