Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03
JAMES BAKER
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
j. w. MANUEL.

superintendent Texas Lanes.
The party Will be met at the train by
some Of the leading citizens OF Dallas.
including many newspaper men. and
rendered the hospitality OF the city du-
ring their short soiourn
The following telegram WAS received
yesterday by General Manager Thorne
OF tho Texas and paeine:
Chlcago,-4 5. Thornc, vice-prcsi-
dent and general manager, Dallas;
Inc Chicago delegation upon us re-
turn from Texas rs advised by Mr.
Allen OF your dispatch cordially invit-
lns the delegation TO visit Eel faso or
New Orleans over your lne. 1t is witn
the most sincere appreciation that the
ueleg1uon acknowledges your courte-
~. We especially regret that the de-
lay made the acceptance OF your hos-
pitality impossible at the time. but
trust that AN oppurtunc time may be
presented when Chicago merchants
may again visit Texas ana enjoy the
Hospitality OF your line and your per-
sonal and Official attention,
EDWARD. l.. JONES,
", c. LIGHTNER.
WALLACE KIRK.
Committee.
The following resolutions. handsome
ly printed on parchment, were present.
ed TO the former captain of the Dallas
ARTILLERY company last night. by the
company:
Whereas. at a regular meeting OF the
Dallas Artillery company held August
I, 1894. Capt. r.. V. blythe rendered mis-
resignation OF the ONCE OF commander
OF the battery. after having nlled the
same with honor and credit 10 himself
ana profit 20 the company since his
election ON March !, 1892, and
Whereas, said resignation was ace
cepted BY this company with profound
regret and only after n unanimous
protest had been made against the ac-
ccptance OF the same; now, therefore,
be II
Resolved. that the Dallas Artillery
company, though II has ever been sln-
quarry fortunate In being able TO He-
cure the services nf men OF unques-
toned military ability and sound iudg-
ment 10 command H. has never had q
commander whose department, both on
the field and IN the drlll-room, ELECTED
greater respect and admiration than
tnat entertained By the members OF
this company for Il. " blythe.
Resolyer. further, that IN considera.
/ ton OF his distinguished services and
4 efforts in behalf OF the Dallas Artillery
/ company. his name be inscribed on
] tue lpAi Vi HUNT anu AAlAA AAANEN A'NHNAA'
/ tons, though 20 fehly expressive OF
| our sentiments. he preeented to him as
an evidence OF the esteem In which We
hold him.
The local implement men Will hold
| their annual meeting IN Dallas this
week. Next Wednesday Mr., Frank
! Holland OF the TcxaR Farm and Ranch
| VIII take the association on an eXcur-
sion 10 the Waco Cotton Palace, Mr.
! Holland has provided n special car for
| the trip. The party Will leave on tho
morning OF December and return at
/ night.
Il Is reported In Dallas today that
| the party OF surveyors on the Trinity
| have reached Rosser. about 10 milea
/ from Dallaa, on the Texas Midland
railroad. From the reports II w In
/ ferred that the surveyors are maxim
| good progress and are wen pleased
/ with the prospects.
[ A most Interesting meeting was held
/ by the Free Thinkers society at then
/ nall tonight. Mr George Beach dellv.
| cred lecture on the "I.iving Christ
The lecture WINS ably delivered aud
contained the results Of much dn-r
! thought and research. A large attend.
4 rnce wBH present
a meeting Of the Central Charities
/ organization r. called for next Tuesday
ats y. m. at tho Oriental Hotel 10 out
&. line the work Tor the coming winter
ana to determine the best plan upon
which to operate to relieve the suffer-
ers from the winters cold.
The evangelista updike and Eastor
| commenced series OF evangellsNc
meeungs at the Central Christian
church this morning nj II o'clock
There was large attendance and The
sermon wap highly appreciated The
meetings viii continue through Deem
per.
At4 O'Clock this afternoon Rev G
1. scoficid, pastor OF the First congre
/ rationai churcni. smoke NJ the Y. NJ
q a. on-''A Good THANKSGIVING Reao
luton" The singing was lead by Mr.
q, H. Backwards and accompanied by
nm orchestra or six pieces.
At O'Clock last night mSrria9'
license was issued tn Mr. Albert NJ
page of Dallas and Miss Maggie Rod
gers NJ Paris. Texas.
BlEhop Dunne arrived home las
night from Chicago after an absence o
three months lie preached today n
high mass At the pro-cathedral.
Tho Dallas Equal Rights association
win hold their monthly business meet
ing In their club rooms on Tuesday
eveninv AT T:11 o'clock.
Miss Agnes HOLMAN. one Of Dallas
most winsOme and accomplished vounf
iaSies. left tonirkt for Fort Worth
-,herr she viii remain until after ih'
holidays, visiting friends and relatives
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