Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-06
GREAT TEXANS IN THE EAST
WRITTEN VI ny THE NEW YORK
TAMMANy TIMES.
Our own Mayor, Captain ID. u. Pad
dock. Comes in For His share
The Good Humor Maker.
What the Times says.

mill roadIi, he aean that men of Drawn
W., .''.'-a,,d r,yar,, man
anu pt@in aie iePiS''s
in the group, from Gov. Hogg down ito
Farmer Shaw, a Texas editor. can re-
iate Texas "reminiscences that would
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iiiAe '"e i''ee' 81" So
ter. Verify, Texas was truiy repre-
scented in New York this week. and the
r.avons vvsro bapt going Mt n lively
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sait Keeping up win u proei ~" iO'
them BY several Of the citizens oil New
York
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iu'' ''e"'' '' -.
arrival OF the IeNahs' Gov hoss "us
n guest Of GOV. Flower and Mayor Gll-
rnv an The reviewing stand of the
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'''''eu ''"s'i'
rnde the governor was toasteu anu
feasted.
Saturday the party visited some OF
the exchanges. The governor was
guest OF honor at dinner given AZ
the Union League club SATURDAY night
and ON the same evening Nheater
party was given in honor Oh the party
ut the STANDARD theater.
on sunday night Mayor Gliroy pre-
scented, along with his compliments, ms
box at the Madison Square garden Tor
the Saengerfest concert, 10 the gov
ernor.
Hospitnbie bemo'r"hc'
on Monday afternoon and night the
party We're entertained, dined and
wined at Manhattan Beach by Mr.,
Sheppard Romans, president of the
Provldent Life Insurance company.
During the week different Democratic
CLUBS OF the CITY lhsueu c.rus VI ~
Nlta,loh 10 tue teAuns; Nisons Wv
uuhlper was an hiNi,"Liuii run w
Manhattan cIup' issued by Zen Mart'h
T. HicAahoh. =, 49,. .,,. ,.,.r, ,,,o
lueSu"S some OF the party "eie 'ne
quests OF me united SINGERS OF NeW
YORK; az, at tlelr PlGh'c az uliher parh;
anu luesuhy nlBht Uhe soNerhor anu
party lelt Tor Boston
among the prominent New forkers
VINO paiu thelt reApectS 70 the governor
at the fltth Avenue hotel We're fresl'
ueht liuhtlhBton' lhe railrouu mag
nate; President ~ ~ orr. OF the cham
per OF con nleree; H. H. mallory OF the
| MalloIy Lane Zen anderson toi'
jacob huppert' Jf'' Mr. IL. q, Clapp, the
wan street pnnkrr' Hon ~ IT, RUG
way, COL c. H. Jones. editor OF the
Norid' Col A. H. Belo' OF the Cat
weston ana Dallas News; Col Jemlson'
| president or the Texas ana Northwest
l ern railway ana others.
Col, a. Il. de F'rece devoted consld.
cradle time TO the Texas people. and
added greatly I" their pleasure by as
sisting In entertaining them. The
| party were composed Of some OF the
wealthlest and most Influential men of
| the Lone star state. The personel is
us Follows:
Were n Brswny Set.
| Gov, James s. IIogg. the weightIest
man in TEXAS both ns to political in
fluence and 10 size. He also can carry
the heaylesf Democratic vote in the
state at all times.
Hon ~ II. Worlham state treasurer.
tnli. handsome renowned at repnrtee.
| and one of Inc best story teliers In
America.
senator woiter Tins of Austin. the
silent man of the partv. with a dig
| nitv Of nearing somewhat belled by a
merry t,yInltlc I'm his eve plainly tells
TINT h,. appreolates all the fun going.
Col. John N simpson, the DALLAS
bentsr n fine TYNE of Texas man
L1oi. h the man who arranged the
trim; It is he who does the entire man
aging for the party. and he has been
kent busy over since the start
Hon b. r. Paddock the mayor of
Fort Worth, alone, Is capable of keep
Ing the party In good humor He IL
enterprise personined, and the state OF
Texas f. Justly proud and deeply In
debted TO his honor the mayor.
Col. w. II. CASTOR, the banker from
Dallas is one OF the old-time Texans
He can tell about "Injuns." and how
the first house in Dallas was built by
him. To-day that solitary ranchman's
home ia q stirring city OF 10000 people
Major George w. Breckenridge. the
San Antonio capitalist stands n living
illustration TINT Texas has Republic
cans, and never falls to impress upon
the people OF other statea that Texas
Inns some great men OF that political
view,
Col II. r. PARROT. the celebrated
Waco landowner. Is charming gentle.
man; II Is he who ran the anti-Pro.
hihitlon campaign in Texas, and man
aged 1t so sldllfully that there was
: not a Prohlbliionist to be seen election
day. When Col, PARROT fought Hogs
and managed the Clark campaign. Nc
did not fare 50 we'll; however. he IS
now a stanch Hogg supporter.
John Orr. the wholesale merchant ri
Austin, Is one Of the shrcwdest busi
ness mon In the state He IL profount
in his praise OF Gotham.
The Hest on Earth.
DIR. w. l., Barker the superIntendeni
, of the insane ASYLUM OF san AntnnIo
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