Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-22
Kansas City Business Men Fort
WORTHLESS Guests.
The Roster OF the BOdy-ROw They
We're Entertained by the Cham
Der of Commerce.
The Gondolier. Delight Them Hospitality
In the Banquet Hali-The Pro-
gramms for To- Day.
They are here,

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They are seventy-Gve strong, and
| they include the wealth and enterprise of
city from which even enterprisiug Fort
Worth might take lessons in push and
and pluck.
They cometo Texas 10 see for them
! selves the wonderful country of which
they have read aud heard so much.
Well, this is Texas. There is nothing
| too good for you, stanger.
1t WAS at 7:35 last evening that the
| special train carrying the excursionists
arrived at the Uuion depot. They came
in via the Denver, aud were somewhat
behind schedule tins. owing TO obstruc-
tions on the road.
They were met by committee of citi-
zeus OF Fort Worth, who took them in
hand. The chamber Of commerce was
represented by u live committee, nearly
| every one of whom was on hard. This
committee was comproseG of l.. B. I'm
boden, chairman, X. NJ. VauZaudt,
Thomas J. Hurley, John c.
McCurty, Robert McCnrt, r. A.
Cameron, A. ". Caswell. L. l..
Twomby, I. T. d. Andrews, Martha
Casey, A. L. Smith, u. Il. Lloyd, James
W. Swa7ne, W. N. Harrison, II. l..
Lathrop, L. NJ. Walker, George b
Hendricks, II. ". Ta!lan;, &. II. Suth-
! erlaud, Howard W. Peak. w. L. Ma
lone. NJ. Il. Ellis, j. Peter Smith, W.
V. Newlin, f. o. Barron, r. L. Mean
ulty, j. j. Roche, w. f. Lake, c. c.
Allen.
Besides this committee were several
| other members of the chamber of COM
merce, ever alert to extend q welcoming
hand TO strangers within the gates
The gentlemen from Kansas City who
Rlighted from the train were as follows:
4. Lee Adams, Trumbull, Stream &
Allen seed company; NJ. ). Albright. J.
Il. Barton, secretary Ash Grove white
lime association; Theo. c. Bates. W. NJ.
Boyd, manager Aultman & Taylor COM
pauy, implements, +. NJ. Brannick,
I manager Studebaker Bros. manufsc-
turing company. carriages; c. A.
Brockett, president c. A. Brockett
cement company; W. H. Brurdage,
proprietor Novelty carriage works; F..
NJ. Corbll. secretary Baker s. Corbin
gram company; Ralph Daniels, vice
president Hartweli Daniels printing lux
company; Ii. w. Darling. Bloss, OAR
ling & Co., IL vestments; f. NJ. Dear
dorff, wholesale lumber dealer: Ma
thaniel Dickey, Walter 5. Dickey, presi-
dent w. S. Dickey clay manufacturing
company, sewer pipe; James Donohua,
commercial agent Missouri, Kansas aud
Texas railroad; J. A. Ebert, c. A.
Murdoch s. Co., cnffees, spices, ETC.;
George w. Fuller, manager John
Deere pillow company, imple-
mems; W. J. Hallack, vice.
president American National bank;
II. L. Harmon, general agent Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railroadj Ferl
Helm. Jr., secretary Ferd Helm brew
ing company; i. T. James, I. NJ. james
& Sons, wholesale croCkerv; Thomas
James, manager K. G.. Dun & Co. mer-
camille agency: Richard II. Keith, presi-
dent Keith Il Perry coal company; Will
IAN W. Kendall, president w. w. Ken
dali boot and shoe company; John A.
Kerr: H. f. Lang, II. F. Lang s. Co.,
wholesale saddlery; Milo L. Lawrence,
manager Standard fire insurance COM
puny: ". II Losee, manager Sandwich
manufacturing company, implements;
f. a. Marsh, Kansas City lead and oil
company, March oil company; Charles
Mntt, Charles Matt * Co., real estate
aud mining brokers; j p. Merrill, Mer-
rill 4 Co., lumber; j. Will Merrill,
wholesale lumber dealer; J A. Monin-
ger, manager Globe investment com
pauy; W. W Morgan. w. w. Morgan Y
Co., clothing; J. c. Nicholson, Mitch
eisUu Il II ibbard, wholesale tobacco; A.
Ii Munger, Rurnha.n, Hanna, Munger
Il Co.. dry goods; George NJ. Myers,
general manager Home telegraph coin
pgny; c. u. Parker, c. ID. Parker 4
Co, financial brokers; j ". Patterson.
president Commercial CLUB of Kansas
Ci:y, manager keystone Implement COM
pHuy; NJ. J. Payne, president Kansas
City gas company; s. A. Pierce, man
agrr Great Western type foundry; Z. B.
Robson, president Kansas City sewer
pipe company: c. r. Rockwell, assist
ant cashier Merchants national bank;
Harvey $. Rhodes, manager Aultman,
Miller i Co. implements; W. b. Rich
ards, secretary Richards s. Conove-
hardware company; +. +. Richardson,
treasurer Kansas City stock yards COM
pauy; Rverson Rtchie, secretary the
Commercial club of Kansas City; George
n. Sargent, general agent Atchisvn,
Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, general
agent Gulf. Colorado ami Santa Fe rail-
roud; f. c. Sattley, cashier Kansas City
safe deposit aud savings bank; D.
g. Saunders, manager T.. Z.
Cowan lumber company. lumber;
aud Trust company; z. ID. Sexton. w.
j Scott; A. 7. Smith, president Amer
lean Supply company railway material;
- T. smith; James Smith. president
keystone Iron Works company; W. w.
Smith, superintendent Missouri and
Kansas telephone company; j. Il. Stowe.
manager Whitman & Barnes manufac-
turing company, implement supplies; S.
VI. Stone, president Western furnishing
goods company, gents furnishings; L.
b. Teachenor, Interstate publishing
company; p. II. Tiernan, president
'T{trnau- Ravens printing company; ].
p. Townley, president Townley metal
company, wholesale tinware; j. \.
Tullis, {. f. Turner; a. J. Faulauding-
ham, commissioner Kansas City trans
pOrtatiou bureau; J. Nj. s. White,
general agent st. Louis, Arkansas and
Texas railroad; Willard f. Winner,
president Winner investment company,
L. b. Wingate, president W. b. Grimes
dry goods company. Representatives: the |
Kansas City Journal, the Kansas City
Times, the Kansas City Star and the |
Kansas City G!ols.
IhtrocuctOns were had on the depot |
platform and in the special cars in which |
the distinguished party had arrived.