Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-16
KNIGHTS TENPLARS.
who Will Go to Ell raso and How They
Will Do II.


Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX April 1.-the pilgrim
sge of the Kn1ghis Templars OF the state
of Texas to the city CT Ell Paso begins
tomorrow morning from Dallas ST $50
o'c.ock. Arrangements lave been made
with the railroad and sleeping car COM
panIes for the transportation tf me ST.
Knights and their families TO L. Paso
only. The Grand Commsndery meets in
FL Paso or Wednesday, the 18Th, Epd will
.6Jjurn On the 20.h, when the visit (
Knights and their families will be the
guests Ct the E Paso Commsndery on Sd
excursion to the City OF Mexico. TIE
whole trip will consume about nineteen
DAYS. The following ere those who will
attend:
From Shermar-T. c Joiner snd wife,
W. H SaUkiOrd ard wife, E. J. Besll and
wifi and j. c.. Carpenter.
From Paris-Jno. Martin and wife ard
J. F McMurrAy.
From HOustor-R)Sert Brewster sud
wife, r NJ. Elgin and Miss Elgin and j.
9. Kidd.
From Fort Worth-S. B. Haggard and
wife, j. K Ashby, Miss Garvin, Jesse
Melton, Dr.. Adams, A. B Smith, w. G
Newbv, Mrs. Robert Nc -srt, Mrs. Webb
a0d Cal Sugg.
From Dallss-J. d. A. Harris and wife,
Eugene Marshall, George Webster, L A
B;yap, Joe Henderson, L. M Kuepfig, j.
d Keston and wife, Joseph Aiken, (. NJ.
Reerdop, wife and son, NJ. Il Hickyx, g.
w. Reynolds, James Or, John NJ, Mccoy,
F. H. Shumste, c. c. Curtis, a. Stephens.
Mrs. MenZcer, George Briggs and wife,
Miss L. Mudgett, Mrs Ksidenbaugh, Miss
Fannie Fuller, Miss NJ. Dearborn j. c.
Carr and Dr. a A Johnson.
From CorsicAna-JaEies Garrety and
wife, G. T Scott AID W. murcaison.
From Greenville-Gus Garrison, j. c..
O'Ne.I, j. W. Will. NJ. NJ. A .nold, A
Cameron, Irs o. WISE, S. W. Summers
and W. E Stephens.
From Galveston-O. Heyworth, wife,
sen and motherin-lsw, j. D. Skinner,
wife aud daughter, Mrs. Durand, Mrs
Clay Stowe sud Mrs. Briggs.
Also Il f. McAnCl y of Albany, L. T
Fuller Of Bryan, and A. V. Lime Of Aus
in.
TIE following is the schedule OF the
special train:
Sir Knights from Galveston, Houston,
Bryan, Brennan, Calvert, BremOnd, Cor
sicana, via Houston and Texas Central
Railway, aud SIR Knights from Palestine
will join the Dallas delegation 1T Dallss.
Sir Knights from Galveston, Blerhsm
sad C!aburne, via the Gull, Colorado sud
Santa Fe Railway, will in at Fort Worth,
taking special train from there.
The four Pullman cara chartered will
be lur by special train Wis The Texas eud
Pacific Railway to FL PAso, leaving Dali
las with the cars starting from Marshall
and Dallas at 9: 80 s. N. sharp April l6.
The cars from Austin snd Paris will be
attached to Fort Worth and the Knights
remplar special will lun On the folio Wirg
fast schedule to Ell Psso: Leaves Dallas,
$3.50 q. NJ; leaves Fort Worth II so an
Westhert0rd, 12:45, p. NJ; Eastlsnd, 8 80
p. m; Cisco, 4 p. m; STRIVE at Abilene,
p. m; Dinner leave Abilene, 20 p.
In Sweetwa;er, 7:45 p. M; Color
ado, $50 p. m; Big Springs, 1920 p. m
Midland 1908 q. NJ; Toyahi :52 8. m;
srrive Sierra Blanca, 100 a. m, break
fast; leave Sierrl Blanca, -9;20l a. N;
arrive Ell P4so, 1:O0a m.
Sir Kutglrs from intermediate points
between Fl. Worth and FL Paso cI1 join
this special train enroute.
THE GREENvILLR CONTINGENT.
Special to the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, TEX April 10 The fol
lowing named members CT the GreeLVillc
CommauderY Of Freemascns leave to day
for FL Paso, where they will Join repre-
sentatives from various other Comman-
deries Of Texas-sltogether about eco in
numoer-from whence they go 10 the
City of Mexico by speci.i ;r1in en- visit
of especial Masonic interest. The mem
bers are: Rev. J. W. Hill, Ira o. Wyse,
NJ, n. Arnold, John c. O'Nsel, M. E.
Can e:on ard lady, all CT Gseenvi /. III c.
Perkins; S. W. Summers and Gus G3rri-
sen OF Sulphur Springs, and C. C. CIR Of
Mount Pleasant. The object Of the visit
of the Grand Commardery OF Texas TO
Mexico's capital is to confer the Gem
msndery hopors on President Disz, and
perhaps some OF his near offlcials. The
President Of our sister republic Will en-