Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-03
Hospitality OF THE HUB.
at WAS LnERALr.y DEALT OUT TO
VISITING TEXANS.
Governor .HoEE ami Party Hold a
Reception mt the Parker House.
Carriage Ride and n sail Down
che Harbor Follow Closely.


Boston Herald. June 49,
The Lone STAR OF Texas is shining
In Boston. 1t rises and sets In Young's
hotel. 1t is lustrous with such lights
as Gov. James s. Hogg. who is accom-
panied by his daughter Ina. who Is a
charming bit OF asteroId in this official
Texan system OF luminaries; also state
Treasurer w. p. Workman and Senator
Walter Tips. all OF Austin. Clrcling
with them is Maj. 10. b. Paddock OF
Fort Worth. Il. j. Kiebey OF Corpus
Christi; N. II. Rowland OF Tyler: John
N. simpson, president OF the National
Exchange bank OF Dallas; w. N. Gas
ton. banker. OF the same city; +. i.
Downes. banker. and w. a. Barclay.
cotton manufacturer, both OF Temple,
Lawyers T.. G. billiard OF Sherman and
Thomas II. Franklin OF san Antonio.
Heber Some. banker. OF Brenham: Mr..
Shaw. journalist and O.. NJ. Bailey OF
tho. News, each from Dallas: and DR..
Nv. l.. Barker, superintendent or SAT-
Antonio's insane asylum. who Is re-
ported as having come amply supplied
with straight Jackets. There were five
other heavenly" bodies OF Texan com
POSITION. nut lhNlr course WAS run Mntu
New York WIS reached.
After being brought to Boston earth
yesterday morning by City Messenger
Peters and Assistant city Messenger
Osborn, they We're cared for IN Youngs
hotel. where they were refreshed and
put in order for the days outing, as
guests OF the city government.
In the absence Of Mayor Matthews
and Acting Mayor Sanford both OF
whom were out of town, Alderman
Hallstram extended TO the distin-
guished visitors
A Cordial welcome.
They were then escorted to the Par
jser house, where. In parlor /. they ''re-
viewed Gov. Greenhalge. escorted by
the rcd coated lancerB on his way to
the Harvard commencement
brief reception was also held here
by Gov Hogg. and then delightful
drive through the Back bay district
ana the Fens was taken This was fol-
lowed By trip down the harhor. n
banquet In the Hotel Pemberon and
inspection OF the institutions on Deer
ISLAND
AZ the boat-the street departments
tug Cormorant. Mr.. s. w. slnyden OF
Waco. who has been In BoHton few
weeks awaiting the arrival OF the
party; MIR s y, Ioring of Boston. aud
President Kimbull OF the Boston cham
Der OF commerce. President O'Bricn VI
the common council. Assistant Guy
Clerk Priest ana Cork OF Committees
1llllard. Joined the party
The aldermen present were O. w,
Hnllstram. David II. Barry, John IL.
Dever. Charles II. Folsom, Jucob Fott-
Ter, BordrAn Hail and 10 w presho. in
charge OF Assistant city Messenger os-
born.
few Of the Texans who came by
the Fan River line. were met at the
station and escorted 10 the boat by
Deputy city Messenger Silowny
The object OF this visit was stated to
a Herald reporter by Gov. Hogg In the
following words;
"a great many people Of the north
and cast have moved into Texas within
the past few years, and We have found
them TO be such a fine lot Of people, OF
80 much push, thrift and enterprise
that we concluded TO make a social
visit up through this section for pleas
ure, and To see the great cities
I'VE have nothing IN view In the way
OF politics or buainess. This group OF
business men. OF good pecuninry cir
cumstancos. and these honorable
oihcipls have simply accompanied me
for the purpose Of mingllug with the
puppe up here, and TO let them know
that We are their friends and want
them to come among ua, either IN a
social, huaineAs or political way, at
their own pleasure.
we have had great time. and no
people have boon received more cordi-
ally that We have Boston, New York
aud Chicago are beginning to be cont
trade.
AS business men, these people with
me desire TO inspect the conditions
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