Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
special TO the Gazette

| ESAS[frNT ANEI CaIleu 10 CEueE
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\A this morning 81
M 10 O'Clock By
S(}t President A. r.
81 n EII White CT West
IN koN Bl Virginia. The
| kLR ~ other officisl
%@N " ircumbents are
! ~ Weep resi-
" dents j. 3. Nc
Cabe, East Boston, MASS; J. r. Belts,
Little Rock, Ark, E. D. Coe, White
water, Wis; Corresponding Secretary
&c. f. Gilbert. Dallas, Tex;
Recording Secretary William Kennedy,
Pottsville. Pa; assistant recording Sec
rotary, Wal'e r Willisms, 9non evilie, Mo. {;
treasurer, A Il. Lowery, E.gtr, III:
Prsyer WAS offered bi Ray. NJ. K.
Buchanan.
A committee On credentials was sp-
pointed and q recess CT fifteen minutes
WAS taken. N & short time the commit
tee reported the following delegates pres
ent:
Alsbsms-WilIIsm NJ. Meeks, Times
and News, Gsdsder; Robert NJ RIBS,
Carrier, Athens; Carey W. Styles, Her
aid, Birmingham; C. L. Dupore.
Nsws, Birmingham; member CT
executive committee, j. 3. S.Snley, ADJ
vocate, Greenvule; pre- sident, e. L. Nc
Call, Sentinel, Cslers; secretary, q. W.
Hsre, Baptist, Montgomery
Arkansas delegStes--E L. Bsdskin,
Times, Forest City; c G NewuaGD, Com
marcisl, Pine BluI; VI. B. HArkness,
Press, Washington; J. r. Newman,
Times, Harrison; Eugene Moore,
Msil, Atkins; J. L. Tullis, Press,
Little Rock, president; W. w.
Falsom, Videste, Augusta, secretary; j.
4 Joou, Beacon, SesTcP, treas 1rer; ex-
ecutiye committee, Adsm Clark, Stsrd-
srd, Arkadelphis; vice president, j. r.
Hettis, Democrat, Little RICK.
Inland Daily Press--A. ". Stsrhuck,
( Journal. Racine, Wis p +. Bliss, Ga
zstte, GAINESVILLE, Wis; E A. Natlinger,
fines, Ottawa, Il John ". Forne,
Free Press, Streater, Ill; a.
&. L0wrie, News, ElEin, Ill. !;
" II. Matthews, Herald, U bars; G Z.
L0omis, Journal, Amboy; Oven Scott,
Bulletin, Bloc mlUgtoD; J j Anders Oh 4,
Democrat, Nashville; j. ". Clinton,
Press, Psto; 1. H Barton, Free Press,
Carbondsle; Horace CJfald, Argus,
Atlsnts
Kansas Delegates-L r. Elliott, Com
monwealth, Topeka; L G. G1odnow, Re-
public, Manhattan; president, J. H.
Downing, Hail City; secretary, T. P.
Bsker, Commonwealth, Topeka.
Missouri Delegates 6. Nswbill,
Springfield Exprese; W a. Crsndsll,
Brockheld Gszstte; J. West Goodwin,
Sedsiia BsZ)o; John B. Pigos, Pilot
Grove Leader; r. NJ White. Mexico
Ledger; ". j Powell, Roila New ETA;
president, Walter VIII ans, Boonville
Advertiser; secretsry, Jonn " Jacks,
II rntgomer7 City Standard: executive
committee, Adam R0deniEe, Centrejia
Gusrd.
Massachusetts Delegstes-Charies D.
Howard, Citizen, N.ticA; FrsEcis Proc
tor, Times and Advertiser, Gloucester;
J. B. M'CIbe, Argus, East Boston;
Henry c, Gray, Mirror, Mslden; presi-
dent, George A. Msrden, Courier, Lowell;
Il. A. Dudley, New Yorker. Warsaw.
West Virginia Delegates - John
o. Thompson, KeJser Echo;
Star; G. M. Fleming, Buckhsll Banner /;
r Oldham, Moundsville Sun.
members ano ''-l A. 5. White, president
national association; G. orge Bsstsble,
member executive committee; A. B.
Clarks, president West Virginia Associa-
ton; E c. Smith, secretary West Viz
giDts Association.
Louisiana Delegstes-A. J. La Fsrque,
Marksville Bulletin; L A Sandoy and
daughter, Opelousas Courier; W P Morg-
ham, Richlend Beacon; s. D. Pearce,
RustoD Csligraph; John McCormick, Lake
Charles Commercial; Rule, SbreYe-
port Times; W. Csrew, Teche Pilot;
Jesnne,te T S.mbolo Jones, Baton Rouge
Advocate;J Y. Gilmore, Sugar Bowl
and Farm Journal, New Orleans. Exc
cutive committee-John N Grath, Baton
Rouge Truth, Miss Addie McGrath, sec
Rotary; Leon GAmestrike, president,
Louisiana 8eview.
New York Delegstes-John A.Schleich-
ar, Evening Journal, AlbanY; president,
Arthur Macarthur, Troy; secretary, A.
o Burrell, Dsnville.
Indian Territory Delegateg-J S. Muir
j, row and wife, Atoka; DR.. L. E. Bennett,
president; M E. Mulford, secretary.
After the report Of the credentials COM
mittee WAS accepted, Colonel Andrews,
chairman o.; the local entertainment COM
mittee, was introduced and Informally
welcomed the delegates in . hsppy talk.
He assured them they were
in the hands Of friends
and would be well taken care OF. A for
NAL welcome would be rendered them
, lster on. He closed with gallant tribute
to the ladies'.
Arer some routine business and the
, hearing CT report re garding tie trip to
Mexico, the association Adjourned TIL
O'Clock il the afternoon.
On reassembling in the afternoon tas
president delivered his annual address,
showing the association to re in s
fourishipg and prosperous condition
John A. Schleicher of the Alsany N Il
, Journal Iesd paper on the relAiIons OF
the provincial and metropolitan
presses. a poem By Mrs
E. j. Nicholson (Pesrl RversN ol
the New O-lesns picsyuns WAS also read
!. and j. B Starlsy OF the Greerspile,
the Independent press.
At the night session the following pa
pers were read: "YouIg Men
IN Journalism" Walter williams
Bonneville, Mo, Advertiser; "Sec-
, tionolsm," J. B. McCsbe, Ess
! Boston, Mass, Argus; "Humor IL
, Newspaper WORK." William Kennedy
F0ttsvine, Pa, CHIC nicle.
= Delayed trains Tonight brought in
u large number CT delegates from vsriou
. states in the Union. Tomorrow site
{ tae transaction OF little routine busi
Q ness the editors viii visit the San An
: tonic International fair IN body. Tn
i citizens will give them bsEqueA Frida
night.