Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-23
ARE COMING TO-DAY.
The Q. r. G.. Excursion to Ar
rive at Three.
THE TRAFFIC ON THE KATY.
Bome Tariff Changes by Various Lines-The
Katy's Big Bond Issue Denied.
Other Railroad News of
General Interest.
THE CONDUCTORS EXCURSION.
ghey VIII Arrive To-Day Prepared to
Enjoy Themselves.

Enjoy Themselves.
At 3:l5 p. IL. to-day the excursion OF
the members of the Grand division, .. X.
C., will arrive i'll the city on special ram
over the Tex as and Pacific railway. Ihey
will be accompanied by he reception COM
mittee consisting of J. B. Pau; chairman;
Burt St Clair, +. {. Gallagher, r. y
Hodges. c. J. Larimer, W. N. Haney, D.
Tobin, j. V. Goode, G. r Miller l.. z
Stephenson. J. K. Mcleod and w. >.
Decker Of the Chamber OF Commerce, who
went TO Denison yesterday for the purpose
of meeting them. They VIII be met at the
depot by the entertainment committee with
music and escorted to the Chamber OF Com
merce. where Mayor ]. p. Smith will de-
liver the address of welcome, and the re-
Spouse Will be made by Grand Chief Con-
huc.or L. +. Clarke. The line of march
will then be taken up for the brewery,
which institution viii be turned
over 10 them. The natatorium
privileges will be free 10 all desiring
It's privileges. the badge being an open
sesame At 80 dinner will be served at
the Pickwick. Ellis and Arlington;
drive over the city will also probably be IN
iluded in the programme. In the evening
Il reception viii be given at the CONNER
cial and the ElKs' clubs, the latter body
keeping open house, and VIII serve re-
freshments to such as desire it The mem
bers of Evergreen division of Fort Worth,
aside from their badges, may be distin-
gushed by the sprig of evergreen on the
lapel Of their coats.
The following gentlemen constitute the
entertainment committee: o. O. Winter,
chairman; w. w Benson, Robert Noble,
J.. Raglan. + l.. Gayle, 5. NJ. Garrett, ii.
Greenwall J. E. Johnson. H. w. Tallant,
Mn. Hudglns, J. O. Scully, NJ. G.. Ellis,
hampton, ), + White, J. r. Mcleod, -
Wells. j. A Thomas. Ed DriScoil. - Pow
ell, W " Biden, NJ. Dillon, Tom EaveS,
Martin Casey, c. j. 9wasey, George
Clark, james HanSel, James Ingram, lessee
Rhodes L. DE Soyster, John p. Hoxie, Al
Kent. J. j. Sullivan. w A. Ross. a. II. b.
Kent. William Humbel John T. Leblanc.
jim ConnorS. Mr.. Garrison. and wish il
understood that the visitors have the right
OF the road, clearance orders against every
thing and lime card rules are not to be re-
garded
AT DALLAS.
Special Il the Gazette.
DALLAS. Ten. May 22-The excursion of
the Order Railroad Conductors Will arrive
in Dallas via the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad tomorrow morning. They
will be taken in hand by 4 committee con-
sisting of gentlemen appointed by the
Board of Trade as follows: l.. NJ. hnepfiy,
chairman; y. Dyer, 7. T. Troutman. John
W. Baird, }. NJ. Shelton. f. K. Blount, John
Boyd, Joseph Cook, W. Il. Knight, Thomas
king Joseph Hill, c. a. Cour, L. Grad
dock, Joseph BilI, c. II. Edwards, II.
tIiraud, H. .. Lindsey, 5. p. Morris, II.
Z Bulew, G. NJ. d. Griggsby, C. Freeman
GARRISON, j. d. a. Harris, O. NJ
Alle..; William Earris. George w. LOOMS,
~ f. Hawkins, r. Myrick Y. NJ. Lang
Jon, d. A. Robinson, Harry EmminS, Neal
Starke. r. J. Woods, Jr., +. A. Stuart.
On behalf of the Texas and Pacific rail
,oad-L. 5. Thorne, 5, w. Mccullough,
feff \. Miller, Cooper Mott, c. p. Fegan, |
L. p Turner. A. G. Hemsohn.
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Ee railway. |
VI. Steere w. y. Tuley, VIII Gleason, |
Matter wilkins, E. NJ. Womeck.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas. c. Now, |
~. j. Smith, II. p Hughes, \. F. Smith, |
Tom Swami,
International and Great Northern-R. E. |
Lee, Jr., VIII :. Adair.
Houston and Texas Central-RD D. Berry, |
". l.. Robbins, John Mathews, c. r. Bull |
lock.
Union Pacifc-C. c. Drake
Southern Pacific. McFmlane.
G B.-R. A Lang. |
Texas Trunk-W. J. Mowry, j. d. Tram |
mel. |
Queen and Crescent-F'red H. Jones, E.
" White
Louisville and Nashville-T H Kings
ley.
Ohio and Mssissippi-H c. Archer
Chicago and Alton--W II. Abel.
Big F'our-A. j. Whitead.
Wabash-W. r. Connor.
Cotton Belt. Is Wadleigh.
}. T. NJ. Conner, Wells-Fargo express.
D. L. Faucet, Pacific express.
Tonight Il delegation of railroad men |
leave for Denison TO meet the excursionists |
and escort them to Dallas. The train con- |
sists of ten Pullman cars. From Dallas the |
rNcurSiouiSts 90 to Fort Worth. leaving |
here tomorrow evening. The guests will |
be royally entertained while in this city. |
The committee which meets them to-mor- |
row morning viii escort them to the Nc |
Ieod and Windsor hotels for breakfast. |
After this I complete round of the city will |
be had, including Oak Cliff. Dallas is de |
termned to do the right thing" by the |
boys.