Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

railroad. and wife. Join the 81. Louis
party az f0ri Worth.
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Muskdgce. A. y Gibson. Adair, !. /.
Tyhs morning the following ielegmm
was received hy George II. Loving. and
state viii not he here Will be generally
Austin. March 10. 1894.
Geo b. Loving. Fort Worth; Regret
fully lay ehids sickness preSSen{ss1 d NV ne-
II was hoped that the governor wonld
be able TO address the assembled cattle
kings but his dispatch explains his ina
bnity 20 be present.
Among the big receivers and commis-
sion men now on the ground are the fol-
lowing: Hardy Snyder Of Kansas City,
aApt. NJ T. hutA OF '4liN-AHNs Hvlu 81
whom are members Of the well known
firm Of Evans. Snyder, Bnel a Co. Of
Chicago. 81, Louis and Kansas City;
Tom ID. Lee Of Chicago: JEFF Greer of
Chicago: Robert II Strahcrn Of Chica-
go, who never misses the Texas c0uven-
lions. and who y one Of the oldest and
best known cntlemen IN the world;
Capt. 4. G. Evans, head ofthe Evans
Buel company
Col. Jonathan Nesbtt. general live
stock agent Of the Chicago and Alton
railway, is here, with a series Of pic
lures representing Capt Jim Wilson on n
fishing excursion ON the government pier
1T Chicago. No reference will be made to
Capt. lim's companion upon this historic
Occa sion.
Among the recent arrivals is Mr. w.
l. Bullcne. live stock agent Of the Mis-
sour Pacific railway, at the National
stock yards, East ST. Louis.
EXPresident q. c. Slaughter Of Dallas
i at headquarters. IL is rumorcd that
the Colonel has q speech In preparation
which win electrify the convention
IN this connection il pay be said that
| Judge @. r. Brecdlovc Ot Abilene, who is
already here, has also something original
sion. ne Judge Is Q hne lawyer an
| eloquent speaker, and will probably be
| heard during the convention.
Among the prominent cuttlcmen now
/ here are j, G. Day. the Hereford breeder
| Of Rhome; "Uncle" Henry Stevens OF
| Kansas City; ". G. NJ Baker. Kansas
] CITY; Il. b. Carver Of Henrietta; Ike T.
J Pryor VI Austin j. H. Wood of Wood
/ Bros. Chicago: II. W. Wilson, Knnsns
/ CITY; Louis II. Ilill and j. A. Matthews
/ of Albany; Luke Wilson, Kansas City,
J. VI. paughtery, Abilene: q. W. Breed.
| love Abilene.
4 large delegation of Nebraska feeders
! and shippers came in this morning, and
4 are qunricred over the Mansion hotel bar
ON Main street. They are hustlens, every
| one
The pink badges Of the Kansas City
! delegatcs were the first 10 he seen on tn,
street About sixty gentlemen came IN
from the "Kaw' river country this morn
ing in special car, and they are hcnl
| initiated into the mysteries Of city life by
the Texas cowboys In a manner unknown
but TO the Old-time crowd Of COW punch
ers, who are here from all points of III,
compass,
Don Adams again has charge Of tn,
decorations and arrangements of ia,
place OF meeting. He Is getting things il
shape for the meeting tomorrow. Nh,
DECORATIONS left by the Knights %
tylhias viii be utilized 10 henutify IN,
nudltorium. IN addition to which there vii
bc ma Snihcent display Of plants anc
howcrs about the stage.
Ample accommodations will he nrovida,
Tor representatives Of the press.
tine crayOn picture Of Col Kit Car
teri the first president Of The association
W'll occupy the place Of honor back Of m,
speaters platform, aud il will I've 1lnket
Ny pictures of President Bush, Can't. Fur
hett, Secretary Loving aud other officer
OF the association, past and present.