Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22
Downing, Hail City; secretary, T. P.
Baker, Commonwealth, Topeka.

Baker, Commonwealth, Topeka.
Missouri ,Delegstes-J. G. Newbill,
Spriref sld Express; Wa. Crsndsu,
Brookfeld Gazette; J. West Goodwin.
Sedaua Bsz3o; John B. Pigo., Piloi
Grove Leader; R. I'll. White, Mexico
Ledger; W. ]. Powell, Rolla Nsw Era;
president, Walter Williams, Boonvills
| Advertiser; secretary, John W Jacks,
Montgomery City Standard: executive
committee, Adam Rodemirs, Centrslis
Gusrd.
Massachusetts Delegates-Charles D
Howard, Citizen, Natick; Francis Proc
tor, Times and Advertiser, Gloucester
J. B. MoCsbe, Argus, Est Boston
Henry C. Gray, Mirror, Maiden; presi
dent, George A. Marden, Courier, Lowell!
II. A. Dudley, Nav Yorker. Warsaw.
West Virginia Delegates j ohn
10. Thompson. K7yssr Echo;
John Lehornhill, Charleston
Stsr; G. N. Fleming, Buckhsll Banner;
Samuel jacobs, Weilsburg Herald; c.
Z Oldham, Mouadsville Sun.
members: A. S. white, president
national association; Gsorge Bsstsbls
member executive COMMITTEES; A. B
Clarks, president West Virgins Associa
tor; E C. Smith, secretary West Viz
giDis Association.
LOUISIANA Delegstss-A. J. L2 Fsrq1e
MArksville Bulletin; L. A Sandoy ant
daughter, Opelousas Courier; " 2 Morg
bsm, Richland Beacon; D. Pesrce
Rdston Csligrsph; John McCormick, Lake
Charles Commercial; j. Rule, Shreve-
per. Times; ] W. Carew, Teche Pilot
eanneite T. S.mbolo Jones, Baton Rouge
Advocate; ] Y. Gilmore, Sugar Bow
snd Fsrm journal, New Orleans. Exc
cutive committee-John M Grath, Bs!or
Rouge Truth; Miss Addie McGrsth, sec
Rotary; Leon Gamestrike, president
Louistsna .eview.
New York DelegAtes-JohnA a. Schlef:a-
er, Evening Journal, AlbsnY; president,
Arthur Macarthur, Troy; secretary, A,
o Burrell, Dspville.
Jndisn Territory Delegates-J. S Muir.
row and wife, Atoka; DR.. L. E. Bennett,
president; NJ. E, Mulford, secretary.
After the report OF the credentials com
mittee was accepted, Colonel Andrews
chairman OF the local entertainment COM
mittee, was introduced and Informally
welcomed the delegates in q happy 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
later on. He closed with q gallant tribute
to the ladies.
After some routine business and the
hearing CT report regarding the trip to
Mexico, the association aGj burned TIL
2 O'Clock in the afternoon.
On resssembliDg in the afternoon the
president delivered his annual address,
showing the association to De in 6
flourishing and prosperous condition
John A. Schleicher OF the Albany N y
Journal read paper on the relations OF
the provincial and metropolitan
presees. a poem by MrP.
E. j. Nicholson (PeSrl versl Of
the New Orleans Picsyune wss also read
and j. Stanley of the Greensville,
Gala } Advocate, delivered IN address on
the independent. press.
At the night seseion the following pa>
pers were read: "Young Man
in Journali5m," Walter Williams,
Bonneville, Mo, Advertiser; "Sec~
tioralism," j. B. McCsbe, Est
Boston, MISS, Argus; "Humor IN
Newspaper Work" william Kennedy,
Pottsville, Pa, CHIC nicle.
Delayed trains tonight brought in a
srge NUMBER If delegates from various
states in the Union. Tomorrow after
the transaction Of little routine bnsi-
uess the editors will visit the San An
tnpto International fair In a body. The
ci+'z9rs VIII give them bsUques Friday
nigas.