Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-06
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|IABOR'S SHOWING.
1, Auspicious Day for the Big
Celebration.
IrNERTHE CHIEFATTRACTloN
| M That the Man With Money is
Public Enemy.
4, snn Without Money Ought 10 Have
mRs Wants Remedy for Sui
Ishng Is Weaver and
More Money.
CHIEF ATTRACTION

aver WAS housed, Inc Intention
K mai at 9 o'clock u reception should
I'M al the board OF trade rooms,
though this was announced on the
.,hority Of some Of the executive com
Nm Of the Peoples party, the room
not been secured, and this explana-
Am Of why this was the cause, sent
il FgE GAZETTE by General Clarke, is
Q fplict that 1t is inserted here:
BOARD OF TRADE ROOM PRIVATE.
September 8, 1892.
boz Gazette.
Pennit me to correct an opinion held
some members Of the Peoples party.
eh Is doing me an injustice. In the
M part Of last week a gentleman
3lil at my office, representing him
fto b a member Of the committee Of
angements, and requested the
: n the large hall of the board OF
Ne building on the 9TH inst for the
ihose OF holding a reception 10 Gen.
aver ! informed this gentleman
E a the building belonged TO the Penn.
inal Company, Of Philadel-
d; that the large hall had already
"a leased to a business college, and
II the chamber Of commerce had no
ro whatever over the same. This
moon eggplant was made to me,
agent OF tho Penn Mutual Co. j
tie lessees OF the hall, that IL
f been taken possession of by num-
lfd people, aud that they desired the
Z q their premises for the purpose Of
nnfing their school furniture ready
IL their opening tomorrow. There
but one thing for me TO do--to in
"A n the people in the hall that no au-
9riiy had been given for their meet
b Subsequently, the gentleman who
ily last week applied for the hall,
~ to my office and acknowledged
Il a. had informed him Of the private
'ue Of the premises, and my inabil-
bacceed 10 his request.
r ~ the sake OF Gen. Weaver, whom /
rnally esteem, | regret the unfor-
~ occurrence. That IL did occur
n Soe blamed to those who had the
iNr Of arrangements in charge.
+. NJ. CLARKE.
Tho party returned to the hotel and
Fl Normal reception was held until
attention of the populace was at
'ieied to the public square by the
,AFehing Of the various orders, the
PIC Of the band and the rushing TO
4 mo OF the marshals on their pranc-
y sieeds.
Iho work OF organizing the process
las we'll a5 the management Of IL in
Ieol march devolvcd ON Chief Mar
~ Thomas Harrington, and he was
y assisted by his aids, G. c. Drake,
Il. Iillor G. NJ, Baker and Messrs.
ssiand and johnson.
THE PROCESSION.
The various divisions were formed on
llmap Weatherford and Throclunor-
streets. At the head OF Houston
4; The police force, fully mounted,
Peer command of Capt. William
|ghaoot, These had the van. and fol-
feng camo q band; then the fire de-
hment with Chief Bell and First as
s'ahi Celia was out IN full force and |
ele fine display. There was no at
lApi az adornment of the apparatus,
|sh was and is department for work. |
slst as the line started the Fencibles,
NV ~, SIX lilies Of fours, under command
sVaPt Ford, all attired in white he'll
~ blue coats and white trousers,
sang into line, taking the right Of the
weston.
After the Fenoibles came the stone
-Iess about fifty in number, and the |
~ mslasons, about thirty-iive in num-
N Ihey had no banners, and as re-
81 wore white aprons, with proper
-gnla, They had "a wagon with
" cutters at work.
tls carpenters and ioiners made n |
" display. a party Of the lodge |
'.'noefs were at work ON a miniature |
Y, framing, Notwithstanding aud |
ulging II as the route of the march |
a lolowed. The lodge had about |
~lRelnbars in line, wearing white |
s.gns with rule and dividers In blue. |
w banner was OF satin, the shape Of |
" Iahners giving the name and the |
,-,uf OF their lodge-No. 277-and |
Y -1ing the emblematic devices Of their
I, Il ~ np2roldered thereon. The officers
~. f. Gillespie, president; +. j.
-.lef treasurer; n. J. Thompson.
-nslal secretary. aud j. G. Grooves,
SSlfulng secretary.
~ worth Lodge No. rs OF the
\, ,s'lerhood of Painters and DecOra-
.is, w America, came next, about |
a strong wearing white aprons
i earring a beautiful banner with |
Haule and number Of the lodge. |
etss, were dressed in white working |
s ~ caps and oyeralls.
'a.,lV,MNlng them came Fort Worth |
n ~ 10 30 Of the the Order OF Rail- |
e4rnen, thirty-six in number.
y. we're oiiicered by Past-Chief HI.
Chief John Allen, vice-Chief |
NJ ieydon. Their aprons were white, |
y hammer and wrench embroid-
mr. ssireon, and they bore a red silk
.r, ~ With the seal Of the order, the
'T.a5 wrench and wheel gauge
go thereon.
i'pssraphical Union No. lse. about |
~. 4l,e.lnoers, came next in order.
,rss we're three lady typos in car
i 80 20 ihem marched Panther City
w 10 ~, Brotherhood of Boiler
~ ~ twenty-one in number. with
eD,-'lef arland, president, and Charles
!. i5olgh, marshal. Their banner
-ikia'r.. and the men presented a
ms appearance, attired Ia black
~ n shirts and caps. and many
l'ss,s '.e inquiries as they went By,
49, yg,sder Is thaten
4 T., ,'..ne se marched a detachment OF
.inis.s tational Association Of Ma
local lodge No. 70, about