Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24
RATES FOR THE TEACHERS.
The sioux city Road IIns Extended
the Time nrd Other Ronds An
noupcc That They VIII Meet
II Half Way In the Matter.


BY Associated Press.
Chicago. June 23.-Rates for the Ma
tional Educational association meeting
at Asbury Park. n. j., are likely to go
TO pieces. Decentralization has already
set In. SO far, however. 1t has not
gone further than the limitations OF
tickets. The 800" line is the leader
in breaking over the traces. 1t has
announced that return tickets for the
occasion will be good until September
l. The Wisconsin Central at once gave
notice that 1t would do the same. but
1t will require that tickets be depos-
tied with the Joint agent at Aspury
Park on or before July 8. The Miiwau-
kee and st. Paul has decided to meet
the competition OF both roads. II VIII
extend the limits Of It's own tickets
and accept similar extensions on the
mart OF the connection. Nor Will II re-
strict the territory from which these
conditions will apply. In meeting the
petltion OF the 800" they must Apply
Ia "a considerable territory OF the South
and Southwest. 1t IL willing, now
ever. 10 agree with the other lines IN
the Western Passenger association as
10 the territory from when me con-
dtions shall apply provided II - NOT
satisfactory to them TO make the eN-
tensions general,
A special meeting Of the Eastern
committee has been called to meet
Monday to consider the matter. Tne
HARRINGTON and Missouri may nnd Itself
in a bad box before II gets through
with the charges that have been made
against It in connection with cut rates
for school teachers from Denver Cen
eral Passenger Agent Travers has writ
len the chairman OF the western fas-
senEer association declaring that the
records of his office showed that tick
cts sold, OF which complaint hnd been
made. had been sold at full tnrlif rates
and he proposed to stand on thht rec
ord. The chairman considered TINS an
swer ambiguous. He considered IL
would have been much more salts
factory TO competing roads II Mr..
Trnvers had come out and stated I'M
eauiyocally not what the record OF MS
office showed. but that no cut nor un-
authorized cut had been made TO In
duee the teachers to patronize the
burlington and Missouri. The matter
is stlll under investigation.
Charges against the Burlington, &C.
der RAPIDS and Northern for selling a
ticket from ReinbRck TO Chicago AZ
s7.5O. the authorized rate being $500
were today dismissed by the chairman
or the Western Passenger association
because there was not evidence enough
10 sustain them. The complainant In
the case was the Chicago and Great
Western.
private advlces received here today
from Cincinnati reported that no at
tentlon was being paid there TO the
a,,raed limitation OF tickets FOR the
Republican League meeting az Dem
yer. The Ohio and Mississippi and
Missouri Pacific were making tickets
FOOD for return any time til July 81,
The Chicago roads propose 10 meet
this competition.
The division committee Of the West
ern Immigrant clearing house COM
pleted today Its work Of revising the
proportions Of business TO he given
each Of the yoads, uymbers OF the
olk3ring house II Was decided 10 sat
isfy IN part the demand Of the Chicago
Great Western for a larger proportion
and II Is hoped that peace Will pravall
again in the clearing house.