Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
ABOUT Mr.. CLARK.
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The Story Of How He Was Re-
tanned on the un,pn Pacific
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A LOVELY EASTER OFFERING
ssnl oal BY no MISSOURI rlcife--A so'lina-
Ton Fbtr-Eseprsisn Rales Fastest Run
on Rtecrt-Loadsa Taals- Some
Oihsf Railroad News.
A LOVELY EASTER OFFERING

A New York diTstch SAYS When
| TIE nmtahaN on tnp 81 tle Western
| lalou 4uidiue dgoppr, 20 lisi noon ~
DAP there was taking place We
al fhc roof thas which saunii
SIR fhr riruul ueu eicss-
! ing. East and West Ihc dplngs -
I ferrod io were prucfts slue a tie ltuFAte
| 0dico 10 tcar-e fsonA. Nltff lnt N
motors u the Union faeitr railroad y ere
/ raqr about the ruora. io9eiHf lhtti-
! fsf,-i and wise These reut'Fuen lAu
bern calel Together in q sIai session.
and. unknown to their fellows Wi' Wrlr
D flsu haWlu- at c.rl uilrl down 81 tnt
Z foor ol tlt stotk cArh'nft il IAtk
bad known slry whai Pc p.ilf..
this uectiuv was. their aruN'l Nea.l
hive been intensified lEe nnys were
{ stirred rp however anrn iNel hg.l1
/ what fhe men .u Era1rr Nuup o.l't
I Bad Gone Missouri la1l HrHi u'"h
ro.nt % roo ou thr iutof-iai aug
/ there was sQuc 1it.A- .'Nn ~ "i''"
| street And this is What 10 VASE
al rautI meeting pf tac board ~
directors Df thr iuIul flogD tll.IpA
hold at noon today ll ta uarc 'i Vow
/ Gould. in thr Western nIln Naiih ~
/ S H 90. Clara. ODE president oi ~
raal withdrew tis Te-i..laii'l' VIZ
was sent o. several weeks $50 ai ,4r
rt-nilnoua REQUEST uf ihr board. iie
Min continue tae prcsidtny mfN his
I FORM rf uIH.a DEr.rHa on Apui - iAt
ur Outstanding being that lr WA 81
l ulr. resign lrUu tHr rfttil"act ta t-'
M sour Pacitt 800 which Or was eie
as ns soon as ld- rr, -nauyu if4A iDr
! Union laanc Was uaur AN'"A
| After tha meeting eas over Mr Nro.
/ 4 gr.fH said. "MF tlaTE utN ftllfr
frsn fhr uresidtrcr ut lhe N.t.lull t--
rIlr auH give his rutiit 4NrH,l'l ~ 'i'
I'ulou f8aac We are ven r'iss
lose lm consider hu gnr ~ tAt
rhie,t -ailuar men ORD De- United states.
rhe Triua paah. Interests Ni-i'd
rl.nIr hiu ana we r'lciaaAF r'.at Ai'..
Assistant Geuffal Manager SDiil N-h
b. ia ehat-a uf soc ulrniiD1 'i ~
/ Missouri Pacific '- iar FirrrN-
In.ra .Uf NH considered wiz NiA ~
a. ,Tsrts .reea..84 rie Missouri
pr.ff Gat.ne 3c,f bias been relucci
l Isl sraH1u1p VI earnings turr aaAt
/ TIr remainder cas- easily De- provided
| fa- until $50 aue ready tn il-d Do
Director samuel Sloan ihus ea.'Alhro
thr aefioa uf tur direriars'
eNf- tI.r. has ieea o. valuable iuau
10 he laUn Faeirc lll DE- inaTa 'l
Mr,ttors $50 nut want go De- uN y.
He was therefore prevailed upol u
withdraw hIs ue icalnoa q. lft,latht %
ne r5a1 rar-t no dl r Deg"
tbs Missouri l'getg anl iar ni'n 81
'tse ayar 49, natter The Mis-o-u Ia-
5fe directors hlFc nni uyt ytt When
NOV 40 dies wil tlst another ltr-.'tN'
~ Their ra.H llr $3.50 boards are arl-
ine iu harmony Altl cash g..tr
Auoihaf t.Geciur rai3 iAr tr"al
for lr tlarl's rcsieuai.ah NeI- lrrs
an he has haea 0yrrfl,e4 tl coz atafr
( of the direciors ;D have him coa,'nuc tle
Tlity ht BIAS iua -al.Itd eaNr r'H.ias
J !uta she chief executive e'tcr q year
ago 'rta salient Textures Qt tun l'.l
] aaVo hern. Ralsir. thp general -iauaagl
of the road as rcslnis fs ftpUiai'u as
corporation, reducing aiH ilNrE tA
I par,-s I crrrg Department. without ANY
I lltsatiefarti1a among ciaployos or mur-
I murs ~ grinding down policy cru.
/ teulE thp fFaHl relations U. tat lulpn
I Pacific with other r11f, anl developing
/ t.r IHll resources uf ftp company As
railroad uaulec- Dee is au exceptionally
strong mnu. anl BE- was the wish Nf ll
yLlt be should plrs1c lis ,attes,tH sys-
/ tem. .s thr ual bias grown ans pros
per,.d under So heLgYe tlct be- viii
rve up Au relations with the Missouri
lade Hnd c.Vc bis uutnlupl attention
to ihIs board he win. 81 COURSE be no
eiegic1 % he -c2i annual needing OF
Z thc stockholders 90 April ~
Nr Clark was one % tar Young men
who worked up 10 tho Top oi tie ladder
under Jay Gould, 10 Is stid BIS double
uuiirs go thc twn roads were in defer
eaoe o. the wishes of Mr. Gould. who
reoagiiacl him as au allie lieutenant
one thcury u the STORY WIS TO The cf-
fecs TINT lhe Gould Interests were favor
pie % the withdrawal of Sir, CLARK res.
iEnatiou, because they feared II be did
nui iV-sumc the ohiCe OF president Gen.
cgal a. NJ Dodge OF the Union Pacific
and Gulf railroads would be put in
Omaha. Neh. March % There were
wild SCENES about the Union Pacific head
quarters uAis morning. liots were cir
cling about the rooms ~ the building
hands were grsSped with moro than
usual feeling and lhe dieniy and perfect
department of tho 600 and odd people ~
ne headquarters building Wen al low
ehh. due 10 the following telegram wlicl
was received about 1880;
+ Dickinson
New York, March 20 The board q
/ directors refused 10 nc,rnt Mr. - H. III
Clark's resignation and 4, WAS Withdrawn
! He will resign 10 president of the Missouri
I / faihc, ANA remain and devote his Who'll,
time with the Union Pacdc
OLIVER " MINK.
Old slagers who had sceu president
oomc and 40 could not contain their pept
up enthusiasm. mud obey Wore 10Y,
again, participating In the expressions o
: joy that followed the announcement Ina
Mr. CLARK would stay b. the mad
n WAcre 0oubt and uncertainty existed
' causrd by tbc runors OF new mtu Q.
take the place Of The retiring president
aud oyertlrn lhe policy OF the road. ihcn
iNigned profound ioy that few change
would he mado ana tie rank and he 3
the service would reuiaiu as nov cousls
tuted.
EXCURSION RATES
2 The Santa he announces The foiloNin,
? special rates. a0'ouut oi the cgrlst
raiQed below;
For he meeting N ths grand r,,,,,. q