Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08
THE WISCONSIN EDITORS HERE.
ENTERTAINED ny THE PEOPLE or
ronr WORTH.
AZ tho Great Packing nouse--At the
Drcwery--whsrs the Matter with
Casey, Hes All Right, and Then lie
HAD 10 Make u speech.

The Wisconsin editorial excursion
reached the city yesterday morning
at $50 by special train from san An
tonic over the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas railway. under the personal con-
duct OF General Passenger Agent James
A. Barker, and accompanied by Pas
scnger Agent crush and superlntend-
cnt Maxwell. the popular Texas off,
clala Of the Katy.
or the members OF tho citizens COM
mittee appointed to meet the party at
the train and welcome them to Fort
Worth. there were present; S. II. VIII
ilams, chairman. NJ c. Hurley. J. j..
Pennington. LIN Tlllar and Glen Walk
er. Jr.
From the train the editors were es-
oorled TO the packing house where
they spent two hours watching the In
teresting processes by which live stock
are converted into the raw material OF
food at the largest packing house
plant In the south They were much
impressed with the magnitude OF TINS
enterprise.
The next rendezvous was the plant
OF tho Texas Brewing company. Whole
mammoth proportions at once suggest
ed to the travellers familiar scenes IN
their own Milwaukee.
Other citizens had gathered here to
assist to point out the the visitors the
varied charms OF Fort Worth. Mr..
Martin Casey did the honors OF the
occasion, and It is needless to say that
everybody soon felt at home, the
fame OF the genial host had Travelled,
IT seems. all the way 10 Wisconsin, the
editors all knew him, and gave him 2
rouslng greeting, after the fashion OF
the college yell that fairly took his
breath IL was done In stentorinn
tones, with a mixture OF rich contrnlto
and sweet soprano, and ran like this;
what's the matter with Casey
What CaseyI
Martin Casey.
He's all right.
The veteran worker for Fort Worth
blushed crimson, ana would have re-
treated. but hc was pressed TO the
front, and briefly acknowledged the
courtesy IN words something like these;
Ladies and gentlemen OF the Wis
consiu press; IL ~ not necessary Tor
mo to say that You are welcome TO
Fort Worth. II IN partial TO editors,
ful experiment with printers Ink ever
made In Texas. (Applausc) All OF IT'S
railroads were first built on paper. anu
thcy looked 80 well there that the
of the great trunk lines con-
Vertcd newspaper fancy into n genuine
map Fort Worth always ndvertlses
for what It wants, and II has never
not afraid Of display type nor of big
headlines Its motto IS that It's name
looks best In print
"lf the newspapers OF the country VIII
only ptand by ny In the future as they
have In the past, we Will together build
IL city many times larger than the
Zenith city OF the unsalted seas. We
hope to enlist you as volunteers In this
cause. We have nothing TO say against
but whenever YOU get too
chilly NJ there Just pull on our latch
string and the door Will ny wide open
loud npplause)
After a thorough inspection OF the big
brewery the party scattered in small
over the city, and at 1850 y.
IN. boarded their special aud started
north for Henrietta, Via the Katy They
mcndatlun OF Fort Worth and OF Texas.
The following Is a complete roster OF
the party:
President II. NJ. Youmnna and wife,
WaulSeshn Freeman. Secretary r. w.
Coon. wife and daughter, l'dgerton Re
porter; s. =, Fltlod and wife. Ashland
Press; u, ID. Coo and wife. Whitewater
Register; l.. u. Harvey and vito, presi-
dent milwaukee, Normal school, G. $.
Taylor and wifc. Barron shield. Capt
Hooker and Wife. Waupun Times, IL. q.
fincld and wife, Monomince Niiuh)
Herald; James r.. He's and wife. Walter
lIcg, Lake Geneva Herald; q. II. wis
wen and wife, Milwaukee; Miss Malone.
Mrs. Wcgge. Waterford Post. John II.
Johnson and daughter. Chicago Inter
Ocean. Miss Snyder Chippewa Falls
Ashland Press, ]. NJ. NaElu. Mnnitowoc
Pilot; 9. W. Fraser and wife.
Falls News: o. i. Roesscr
ami wife, Jefferson Hammer; George
ISispord and wife, Cambridge News:
:. II. Goodell md wife. Mrs. Paddock |
Hurley Miner. Adolph Cundrlan and |
wife, la Crosse Nurdstern, Dan l.. |
Camp and wife. Mul<wannEo Chief; II.
NJ. knoWlton. Waterloo journal; H. j.
Price, Hudson Star-Tlmes j, y. salger,
". T. Bl9tz. In Crosse Nordstern. ]. u, |
Nethcrcut. Lake Geneva Herald: w. |
~, Burk, Shchoygan Telegram; o. q. |
Niroqua Censor; ID. j. Hotch- |
Slss, Fox Lake Representatives; j. n. |
lonca. Shell Lake Watohman; w. y. |
welsh, Eau claire Free Press: T.. n. |
Yates. WHshhurn Times. r., l.. I.ucltow. |
!. ~. Welsh, Baraboo Democrat; j. r. |
Baraboo News; o. n. Hougrn. |
centralln Enterprise; Percy Atkinson, |
Eau Claire Lender; George n. Wood, |
Grand Rapids Reporter; II. u. Judson' |
Oclavan Republican; II. II. scott, |
Whitehall Times; l., y. Woodle, Monroe |
Journal.
Az wei try 10 catch comet as 10 |
Equal In surprising excellence DIR. |
Prices Baking Powder.