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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
npERAroRs sATIsEIED.

To the Press: The committee OF en-
plOyes representing he agents and opera
tors OF the entire system of the Rock
Island route. and who have been In con.
ference with The mana cement for the
past two days. have adopted a schedule
Of rules which Is highly satisfactory to
al concerned Concessions were made
on both sides, which are always ueces-
sary In cases Of grievances, either real
OF supposed
We desire to state positively that this
Is committee OF She actual employees Of
the system. elected by vote of the em-
ploycs of this department., and not q
committee selected by the railway Off
cinls. as has been stated by representa-
lives of certain orders
We desire further TO thank the man
ngement OF the company for the courte-
GUS treatment received at their hands.
and are very much pleased at the ex-
preston of friendly feeling and good will
expressed throughout our entire delibera-
lions. Should ony grievances occur I'm
the future we tocl that they will have
the most careful and prompt considera-
ton. which has always characterized the
officials of the Rock Island route.
r. A. BENSON,
II. J. NOLAN.
q. Il. JEW ell.
Committee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
KATY'S ALL RIGHT.
Mo Trouble VIII Arise With Her
Engine Men.
COST OF TRANSPORTATION.
The Chief Conductor Talks Shippers Protest
Tsoubls on tho Efie-The Rock island
as Boomsr..Cheoksd 0ui..0lher
Railroad News Of Interest
KATYs ALL RIGHT.

A committee Of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive l'ircmen held q conference
with General Superintendent Frey OF the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas yesterday.
over the discharge Of a fireman. The
presence Of the committee here. says
the Parsons sun, caused no liiilo talk
and rumors Of dissatisfaction were cur
rent. and IL ~ believed by some thas
serious trouble would result IN case the
company ard abe committee failed 10
compromise thcir differences The CON
ference was held yesterday afternoon
and Mr. Frey aud the committee trans
acted their business without much dif.
fculty and came to most Hmicablu
understanding IN speaking Of the INIT
ter one 81 the Interested pnrtips stated
TO Sun reporter last night that the
real nature NJ the visit Of The committee
did not warrant the impression that
great dissatisfaction was brewing be-
tween the company and the Brother,
hood 81 Locomotive Tifemen. and that
their affairs were settled 10 the entire
satisfaction Of all parties concerned
). y. Sargent Of rrrrc linutc Ind,
grand master VI the Brotherhood al L0-
connective iIymen. was in Parsons Thurs.
day and WAS present nt q regular meet
Ing Of the brotherhood If that city lie
was given cordil reception. and made
short address To tlic boys Grand
Master Sargent Us on % visit to- tlip ,yari.
Gus brOthcrho0ds OF the Southwest. and
as be- Is n gentleman OF many excellent
qualities hc IL always accorded q hearty
welcome wherever Ie goes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

Is sufficient water aud timber for fac
tory purposes Our county Is as yet
practically undeveloped yet the statis-
ties Of the Texas agricultural reports
show thft San Saba county as com
pared with the adjoining counties pro
duces as per acre In actual cultivation
an average Of 81 per acre more than
any other adjoining county III a rail-
road should wander this way the agr-
cultural interests would be developed
and with the advantages we have for ir-
rigation the products would be great in
deed. The stock interest would be car
riel 20 further success, and the ship
ments would be heavy In fact. Il is a
wonder to us that a rlilrond has not
seen oil these things and wandered down
this way n long time ago.-San Saba
News.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
on nl rOroInRANInn

me Fort Worth and Rio Grande OK.
tension nom hrownwood has not as vet
9eelaed as 70 what point Il viii 10 M
wv Ninelais OF that road thoroughly un-
u,,vlr'oou the Possibilities OF this county
nNeg Would NOT be 50 long IA deciding
regions n West Texas. ana N also ,1,e
hlaS1 beautifully diversified It's tillahle
a's"va aFe piedNciive OF gront yaripfv
~ v19ps, while It's glazlng landa AFFORD
ApNnuaht mstWnFo for extensive stoet-
'AiAas ~ addition - Ml Of tbs thes,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
COsT on rnANsr0nTArInN.

These are the days when the prcsi.
dents nnd general managers Of The rain.
roads begin 60 set together aud with the
statstcians figure out just about how
much their respective roads have made ~
lost during the twelve months Iust passed..
says the Kansas City Times These nre
also the days when the fcstive legislator
Is abroad IA the land. or more CORRECTLY
speaking, Is congregated together n thc
land and one OF his main ideas Is "a log
isiate IN some way so that the railroad
eredis side Of thd Adger
And pine pubNA generally speaking,
applau1 the legi%Ator
Very Vow 1pcopN stop 10 think when
they see that soinl action Il belne taHen
70 reduce lhe @st Of transportation
Glitter Of freight fhhaa iduals, just how
eleaply these two lraSF commodities mrs
being hauled over thdteoun,rg On Ne
great WAY Of steel. II ytu ass the of,li.
nary individual the rate ntr nlla al mass
enyer ltapspor,atiou, herwill ten Won
shhly that lta cents lVdIansaa. ar 2
o4nis ln Nsw York, Or wlieb SO ne 6xed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
cmEr coNpucron rAI.Ks-

ln reference TO the report thar gcn.
eral strike Il 10 be declared hy railroad
men during the Worlds fair, ANA that nm
especial fight Is TO De made by the Order
OF Hallway Conductors against tie prnn-
sylvunN Railroad company. Grand Chief
Conductor Clark, OF the .. a. c. said
the other day Ia an associated press re-
porter; M the tinic OF the late trouble
hylWeeu the switciuncn and their em-
ployerS nt Buffalo some Individual made
the naserllou that Tie railroad companies
cosid look out in iSN3 rs M that time.
taxing advantage of anticipated heavy
business the men would try Ia get Gwen.
Ing ordcr of Railway Cmducturs an.
lcipates no trouble with any g,iNvnv
during The Worlds fair ana * not pre.
paing for any, II win not have trouble
Win any railroad unless The Same N
forced upon Il and then only IN 4 cause
Nh,ch WIZ bear the closest Investigation
prOval OF the peOple."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
RTMONs on NNTENsION-

Houston Tex, Jan 0.-(Sppcian-E
H. Il. Green the purchaser of the Waco
and Northwestern railway Is IN the city,
IN consuluuon with leading business
men Il was stated he was here ON
private business. but there are rWmorS
OF an extension and connection OF the
newly purchased roud TO the South.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
SHIPPERS PRorEsr.

The Minneapolis boonl Of trade at n
recent meeting adopted the following
resolutions PROTESTING against the propns.
ed suspension ol the privilege or shipping
goods in bond over Canndinn milwoys
nom ,hnada TO tile United States.
~ Ills ENccilcncy, tho President of the
United Sntps.
NheNnS, Tho commercial interests OF
the northwest require unrestricted access
TO the scaboard Tor Is gMin products
aud the liberty 20 freely use the shortest
route 20 amy seaport ia the United States
although such route nny pass through
Canada: and
Whereas, The present policy OF the
goyernhCnt guarantees such liberty of
traffic aud has greatly suhserved the hest
Interests of the northwest. therefore.
be Ii
Resolved, That the board Of trade ~
Minneapolis looks with great concern No.
on runors of Il change in that policy by
tha government aud respectfully re-
quests the president Of The United States
not TO place such additional restrictions
upon The traffic Of the northwest 10 the
seabo0rd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
49, -porNp. ~ 80
Leave


TcTaa and Pacific trains Noa pnd o. thc ~
Iuu's Cannon uali, only stop 20 IeLarAana,
n g.. junction. Atlanta. Jefferson. Marshall
LtngyieW junction. 1919 sandy. MiuCola. wills
Point Terrell, Fast dallas, DALLAS ana Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
CHncKEn Orn

The Texas and Pacific has issued cir.
SSnlnr announcing a rntc of one lowest
hrsi.class ticket fare for the round trim
10 New Orleans and Mobile. AIN, NJ
count Of the Mnrdi Gras; tickets Ia 10
sold l,eb TO- IL, - aud 10. with n 6pol
unit Tor return passage of Feb. -. me
southern lnmbermens association will
heih their meeting az Mobile during he
MaNh GTas, therefore the same rsfe
wa apply TO Mobile for those desiring
10 attend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
weatherford. Mineral wena and North.
NwuaFNFu

The trains oi this line makes dircot conuec-
lions Win tue Texas ANA Picino railway tgins
nos = q panu Nat Wcntnor.orl lenylnE Fort
Worm tyiu Toaas and i'aCinc railway anu ar
tlurg ~ Mineral Wells a. follows;
Arrive Depart.
900 p m Fort Worth az 3 r. IVY .i,3i p 'n,
~ "a M ,.....,. Mineral Wei a......G ga ~,
sN D. m ... Mineral MeIlH..... 500 u tu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
HEAVY SNOW Pr

vienna Jan. 0.--lspt4-''
has fciinn Ia the Balksad
twenty Inches deep " .t64
gtcl gel railway frJ'~ III
M,stJlW LlNge,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

atalinu1fA Mo. Ian D. -lrAo t..na4fr-eAs.
Nqifi ltnrnl eNlNpniinu of the lnicAliNersi
A fn International rniOp 4 a ses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

sen AufOn0 IeN. Jan. Is gneedai
5tf p. Hickman lv. and JOSEPH pollhantye
mo elected alAermcn.atlngge hy The
Guy Council 90 lill Two v0cAnoita
TIC couni granted anafhef street ear
unHelllse "a sho llnpia Electric company for
tpnt new linf8 denying a nclltun from IA
t2a Autonio sfept lia'way c0npnny Tor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
THE ROCK ISLAND ROOM.

The passenger department Of the Chi
cugO Rock Island aud Pacific hns issued
tlp following circular.
"rhr mHgulicpnt rrnus tho past years
in X lnsas Clllrado Nobfaskn aud Indian
Territory have brought o. my mind the
fact thnt extraordinary efforts should DC
nude 90 s"ttlp The country along The line
of our road. In ibis connection Wc believe
thnt we should have The assistance of
ench OF the counties tributary 60 our line
in working up this immigration. Tie
question ai once arises "Iiow can this
best be- doncF After giving the mUttor
q great deal Of thought ~ occurs Co me
that We can take hold 81 10 nud come
plot" am organization which VIII hp cloC-
tive and DO good ! desire. therefore, TO
submit 20 You the following plan Of
work:
This company win al once, ON It's
own account aud for the general good
Of the whole line. enter into extensive
arrangements for the settlement Of tie
country and viii spend money and em-
plOy men for this particular branch uf
business We will form n regular land
md emigration department and issue land
papers. circulars mud other matte, which
will DO best adapted for tHe-lurpO.p.
The gentleman whom / shull put I'm
charge of The department Mr. John q.
Bonucll Of Chicago. has had lnrgo cN-
pcricncc IN This particular business aud
thoroughly understands the Importance Of
the work Briefly / hive stntcl what
We propose doing generally. and for any
special work for any county along the
line of tho road we offer 10 suggest
tl,ut there are men IN nll llrnltics cs-
pefUlly adapted 10 this work. aud "
each or nny county tl0ng this road de-
sires TO cooperate With UY and appoint
q rcpresentatiyc to solicit emigration,
d.. H.aT ~ Uu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

Fred Jones, travelling passenger aeept
O we Cotton Belt went out on the line
=, lioyey general superintendent
81 me Chicago, Rock Island and Texas
" Ia the cts. ''
A. j. RateliRe, travelling passeneer
ase9t o. the Luion Pacific, loft Tor 4 trip
mere II Hide OF no likllhood Of he
Me'ahhis removing its shops from Kan.
Sas Oi'y 70 Fort Scott
General Dodge aad party win not re-
usn N,e Fort Worth. but viii 70 back
wa ~ Paao and 'rriuidad.
~ G Cgrtlce, travelling passenger
sseNs ~ thr Nnndaiia line. iefy Tor a
'ni INTO Sonth TeSas yes,eniay.
" = Ruslee, sanrs DSseaear sna
'.eNf' 3BaAt pf &c M.ssaaff. Na4.ebs a. Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
LOCAL TIME TABLE

Texas and Pacific Railway.
EAsr.BoUsD. MAIN LfNE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

Memphis und 81 Louis
Express ...... ...... 7.5)p m. $40 IN
Memphis aud 81 Louis
Express 49,. ,,,.. siDa IN. sos a. m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

MONTH HoUND Arrive. Depart
Chicago ~ Louis and
Kansas City express Goa m. 600 o. m
Chicago. 81. Louh and
Kansas City iaqi mail 7.i0 y. m 7;sD =. M.
souTu BOUND
Austin. san AntoniOand
Houston ftat mail s'f5 m, goo q. M.
Austin. san AutOnionna
Houston express ~. $50 p, m. STOP. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
rort Worth and no orlando.
H. Losi. southwe.,crn

Dublin, Comaucho aud
Browuwood Mail. ... a,top. N. 100 y. M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
Wort worth and Denver


MONTH FOUND. Arrive Depart
Oklahoma express. c'eu a M. c.i0a IN.
Chicago and Kansas
Gas Thuudcrbolf 500 D. M $40 D. M.
SOUTH ROUND
Houston aud Galveston
mail. ...,...... s.S5a m. s,50a, M.
Cieburnc aCoommOda.
tion. .,............., 1000 y M. iUiOs D. m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
For, worth and New orleans

Arrive Dopn .
MIXED Train, Local Ac.
Commodatiou ........... $50 D. IN f,3J q. M.
Regular Mail and pusscu.
ger .....,.,..,....,..... po0a M. 0IOp m
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-27
THE BIG HOLIDAY STOCK
HAS COME.

Never has such nice goods been
shown. Never has greater vafi-
cites been offered. Never has
prices been 10 low. A beautiful
assortment of Solid Gold and .>ilv
Watches Solid Silver AID Silver
Plated Ware, Diamonds and Fine
Solid Gold Jewelrv, of which
there are no finer line in the City.
Piano Lamps, Banquet Lamps,
Clocks, Onyx Top Tables, Bronzes
Umbrellas and Canes, Royal
Worcester and Dresden Gina.
Knives. Forks and Spoons. Our
beautiful new stock is all bright,
clean and fresh, and conslsts
wholly o. the latest and most pop
ular designs. Our prices make
these goods irresisti lie. All are
cordially invited TO inspect this
attractive dleplay.
L. G. R0SSLER. JEwELER,
ZIG Baltimore street Cum be, land, Nd
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-27

emplsry devotion. to him, NOW so
soRELY BsRzAyED, their children
and her personal friends. Kind
charitable. tender-hearted, OF rare
equability of temperament, liberal
and genial disp ,sition and courtc-
Gus manners, sac was favorits
With those who knew her familiar
ly and could appreciate the worth
and excellent example OF her pure.
retiring and unspotted lif,. For
the last year or two her gradually
failing health hid compelled, to a
certain extent, her seciusion from
general soclety,.but to the last. she
continued in the constant exercise
OF all the sweetest virtues aud ten
der charities that clown true wo-
manhood vita an eternal beauty.
Now, peacefully, in our cemetery
"Aftsr Lies fiful fever. sic sleep. we'll /"
December 9th, 1892, on Mall run
in this county, little Thomas Frank
iis, son OF Ed. L. and Mary K. Po-
land, aged g years. 0 months and
% days. Little Tommy was a suf-
ferer OF what We supposed to be
consumption. and then the blessed
Master took him home to that world
of bliss where he is now a shining
little angel far happier than in this
world of sorrow and temptation.
For many hours before his death
he suffered intensely, yet bore it
with such patience as might not be
expected from one of his years.
How VIC shall miss his bright little
face from he homo for the was usu-
ally the first to meet US and glad
den our hearts by his dear little
sayings. Sometimes in imagina
ton we almost think We can hear
his sweet little voice, but alas, We
know he can no more como to Ms.
yet It's a comforting thought that
We may go to him. Father, moth
er, sisters and brother grieve not
for little Tommy, for he is safe in
the arms Of the one who said "suf-
Ter little children to come unto me
and forbid them not for of such is
the kingdom of heaven"
"Angsl3 OF light in gioey
Came down from the realms above.
And bore our darling Tommy
To that bright world above.
Wen Rrieve no moro for Tommy,
But raise our trust in God,
Were The angels took him
Aud strive TO meet him there.
IN
Now much We loved MIN And how we'll.
God loved hun. yes he Ih1u Sht il b.,t
Aud took oui darliug homo to rest.
A FRIEND.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-27
Death Of an Estimable LADY.

Mrs. r. IL. Daley, wife of DIR.
Il. w. Daley, and mother of Hon.
G. W. DALEY Of our town, died at
her home i'll Romney, on Wednos-
day morning, the 18th inst, in the
7!st year Of her age. She had been
in delicate health for some time
past; but there was no special reas-
on to spprehend immediate danger
until last Thursday evening, when
she was taken suddenly i'll, and
from the beginning Of that illness
there was little reason to hope for
her recovery -Keyser Tribune.
Judge Daley aud his brother
Hon. g. w. Daley, were called to
Romney last Elk by telegram
announcing the severe illness of
their mother. Consequently the
Circuit Court was not in session on
Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.-Keyser Echo Jan. IS.
Hrs. Rebccca Daley, wife of DIR.
Dailey,who formerly lived in Cum
berland, and the mother of C..
Wood Daley, OF Keyser, West Va
died at her homo, in Romney, W.
Va, Wednesday morning. She
was seventy years Of age.-Cuw.
berland Indcp ndent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-27
It is the Largest Paper
CONNIE ISro THE STATE.

1t contains more choice, varied
and attractive reading matter than
any half dozen ordinary newspapers
Its entertaining, chaste and de-
lIghtful continued stories by the
best authors ere among the desira-
BILE features.
The Wheeling Register live stock
produce, wood and gram markets.
from Philadelphia, New York. Bal
timore and Chicago are full, accur-
ate and complete.
Every town, city and county seat
in the State is a center of news
which the Register publishes with
weekly regularity, 80 that every cit
izen in the State must take the Reg
ister to keep thoroughly posted in
State matters.
The Democratic Party will short
ly come into power, and the Regis
ter will be q faithful chronicler of
events occurring under the Cleve-
land Administration. Everybody
will want to know whst is gong on
IN Washington. The Repister's
Special Correspondent Will keen
them posted.
The Legislature will shortly as
semble. 1t will be a very impor-
tant session. No citizen Of the
State can afford to DO without the
Register. It's Legislative re,,ort,
and in fact all news matters from
the State Capital arc recognized
throughout tho State as the most
elaborate and complete.
Remember, ONB DoLEKR bnvs
the Weekly Register from now tin
January /, 1894.
81 All remittances should be
either BY postsl order, registered
letter or check, Then there is no
danger Of loss or delay. Address.
WEST VA. PRINTING Co
Wheeling, ". W.
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DIED.

At their home in Romney. on
tho 18th January. 1898, instant,
Mrs. Rebecca IL. DALEY, the belov.
ed wife Il Doctor Robert w. Dali
ley, senior, IN the seventy-frst year
OF her age. She was native Of
Baltimor', Maryland, where her
father, Mr.. Benjamin Taylor was
an active and greatly respected mer-
chant, for many years, and after
his death, (Mrs. ID. being then al
most grown her widowed mother
removed to Winchester, Virginia,
whore she resided until death. I'm
the excellent schools and society OF
Baltimore aud Winchester, her
daughter enjoyed and fully improT.
cd the advantages Of sound and lib
eral ucation, and acquired q taste
for judicious and salutary reading,
which she retained throughout life
Indeed, females arc rarely to be
found, who possess so mach OF use-
ful and varied information attend
cd, as in her case, withsuch unas-
suming and retiring mOdosty : fos
her life was spent in the retiromonb
Of her own donostic circle, not in
the glareor dissipation Of tho fash
ioRabie outside world It ia near.
~ fifty years since she eamo 10 this
village ga q bride, where her hus-
band had already sateUad upon the
praetIoe sf has pBofessFcn, and her
lie has been continually That Of ex-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-27
THE MARKETS.
CATTt waoUpr

Thursday, Jan. 10, 1907.
Cattle ara sold ~ thess hgutes live wei INT
Hogs are cold A. ret Eeighi, thtt is % per
cent generally on from live weight. SHEEP
are sold gross, that is live weight, or moth.
ing on.
Price, Of Beef sttIe this week ranged
a. followg B4st BesveJ 5.01tS5.25, those
generally ra,ed frg qpaiity E75ns5 90.
medium OF good fair q ualitT 3.Ts,S4 ga
and ordinary thin Steers, OEsn and Cow,
7.OOss3 so per 100 lbs
Orths Ca,tls received I n head came ron
Maryland, 374 from Virginis, - from Ken
tnckY, - from New York, iO5 from Ohio.
100 from illinois, "a from Wet Wright
-- from indiaoa, from Missouri And n
head from PennsylvAnta. Total recsipts for
the week 9l2 heid against 1854 last week
and 1856 bead same time last year.
Offhs offerings to-day 3 90 bead we're tax /.
e. By Baltimore butchers, 90 bt countrv
dealers and 70 By Eastern BUYERS. Total
sales FOE the week e3B bead against af4 ast
ussk, and 1881 aarue fine last YsaF
SuxrF sSD LEHss The receipts an not
heavy, bnt ihsie 10 90 inerpaRs o. urarfv
900 over last weeks pumbsfs There =
dltls good stock aunoug ~, oonsistinus AZ Il
does, chiefly Of couimou' 70 fair Rwss' TNere
IL a good dsmaud for good sioa'g ~ FOOD
Drics The qnotauoHs ere as follows
Sheep 34a5 cents per 10 gfoss. sith rev
shade higher, and Lambs sasg cents oer 10
gross, and eTtfs Shade higher. Rscslpts
81 Sbssp aad Lambs 'hls grsk oaob efsd
2 sg7 besN