Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30

not demand revolution, but thi Al a
rno. =. s,;o.I - by t
s+r"a...s IT.. ~ II - ,,rce
struction of life or properly. "a,
ply ask 1t at the hands of the las, :;
bodies OF their nation. Only fS- 20.
ago became a Knight OF Lsbof c. 60
years ago WAS left without knog, a.
business, without kno wledge of 80, :,
, "ou w. WIN sui 1s lildr,
thoaa c,,Id.an .. hoc.ma u1 uppo
out in the army Of employed, sn, W
Of the largest factories in Cent? NJ
York l went, and for four years ~ =
u";ns. -, 49, b,
member OF an assembly of 1900 a as
and let me say that although b ~,
not one amongst them that cou ~"
of more than minor part OF o 20
school education, yet in that It.
women there was more executive Iii.
800 - ,s ,aulatir
twice thst number of any ~.
men. the Koights of L.J
taking little girls from the fsdsorJ ~ .
80, Dna iu,ou ' ~. ~ 81 I'm b,
- - ~ 49, s.n a. lid {
know that the Preside, the CITY, t. ~,
council and the nation is m 1uIdet -, 20 ..
hand Of wives ana mothers of o. -
dren. As these are the children e. n.
and as they shall be the worrying :, .
OF the future We demand that TIL 80
be taken from the workshop, fscl au
mine and put into the school tb dt 90
The convention closed within
by E.ther T, warner. liners
THE INTER STATE TKLEGR4 PCT
WASHINGTON, March % - rl.n --",
Green, president OF the Wetea IT,.
Telegraph Company, addresss6 81.
committee on Interstate CONN ri 80
morning on the Spooner int sid .Ni
graph bill. He said he did uDt)c 80 W..
opp &c fair, reasonable enectee y. .
the regulation of telegraph. ;fe 49,. ~
sans. 80 .ha S,n-.,a It!on
go H. ~ $500 sne r oo so recide
4
could be no question Of hae. - VIC,
Congress to enact laws such ,se = By. -.
posed. Ordinarily the COME - ~,
| desire TO be let alone, I'm 49,
the circumstances it was no
| such enactment as proposed,
w:s IsH 70 ms conc,nsi : f-ol I'll. E
that his company owns an lop OF 80
hfths, p rhaps seven-eighthe, 'u =,
| telegrsphs In the Uaited Sta, IL -
in Mint ~ f.c. ~ be-, viii
exclusive franchises, no legal !,-ue..
tnat any BODY else cannot gei, OIL a,es
try patents have expired, andy To-. !.
TO some improved methodist aS0 bot
might build and operate teleE w,
telegraph has drifted into cgi1e1tm,
not from the grasping efforts tU
man or set of men, but from ~ ~
les O the laws of trades. ilS
orss,1, iIanrSrad n &c t.oIyFss b!
promptDess Of service. lc!F0 az
After going over the ouestio{lit
the cost ~ b.Oniin@ sHT msss.ge :. tariff
er., cha,nness -, ,be nresan Ihe ge
eEai CuedpuesS VI the present. 81 IL, -
value OF the property, etc, wH'yh1 W =.
given on two or three previous!ar 10 10
MIR G'een came TO what he rt
as the Objectionable features lefe,Au ",
reported oy the postoffice coDEHt r
6rst took up the arbitrary secti :
to the handling of messages &C ,,,N b,
the time of their receipt. Hel eu;s,N =,
in the smaller Offices =" -.
could be easily observedClt.
WI w;,h 1ooo wirS. Ooolske Ne
might work faster than .no,Ilf,Derat'
would be almost impoa an0
exactly dlstribut- the mesf aSte =.
keep them In their precilteT a.
Therefore he believed that sectoi oiue
to be qualified by the additiEdf Sus
words "ss nesr as possible" c' Vi :.
ersl scope Of tre section forbi}pie go So,
crimination in the forwarding dTine un
also sufficiently covered the Gag a,st;.sss
specific T, quirement. "'n''
c,. As W bs sn' SAY, iGus IN "n .nsv >rt lii
.; to
h.twaon no;nts g. .ha ~ charge
York to Omaha than between om we
inals. If the second sections 1ae .eti
gave the Interstate comm =, -,
right to say what chard ,on =.
unreasonable 1t would an NC.
coDfiscation of the compapy'd uu' -,
would substitute the word re. ine. 1
for unreasonable. The long u9. Inn
line clsuse should also be modia az =. h su =,
insertion Of qualifying words 81 u, =.
nro,est sa.inst tho soo,'or NV Fake 81
fr,ued "a not 20 intortsra 81. Twas :
snt system IN nsc.n se' :, nrev VA" pre-
s.ges must be sent in the ssmdi 49,.
and over the same lines. In 81 I'D eS. az
the bill provides thst parties rI, n
news service should be chs O. W.
rates. In that respect 1t differeVr,u IN =,
nun,har - ., made
charities, officers, etc. The Wsss...
Union had contracts vi es'e 81
railroads for which free and os
service was rendered In return ptIoe
porta:ion services. The Westt T.I
800 hin ~ cnvsr -.,,ro.d 80. the RAJ
Green said his company w M VA ~ ~
o have an amendment .d,n., -
settling the question of To Hs';
OF his company as to the prof EN-
kilograms under subpoena fro aon-
and committees. There had
sorts Of rulings on that point. gu
Ssstas sev.r.I ne.rs 80 5han iUoit.
arm IIn;on Como.nv hsd haan Yves
70 nroduce o. ooo ta,sor.n1 nnnpell,
nm the nrec.d,na ,-os;Sen,,.IE tearil
The fairest ruling was that ma&-so.v,
Babcock case in st. Louis, wheF - =. =.
held that the company was bouI = w.
duce only such messages as vs. - ~,
rately described. He would Iii u ~