Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17
ISLAND CITY ITEMS
BoDY OF GENERAL TUCKER LAID
TO REST.
Echoes OF the Satisfactorily Council
ue~hnE Expected-Mn-onie Lee
turss-Ronds soid--Rsoiuticns
of Respect 20 Ne Prepared.

Galveston. Texas July KAT 70 O'clock
today impressive Masonic funeral ser
vices we're he'd over the remains Of Grand
Commander Phnip c. Tucker Of the
Scottish Rite q Masons and past grand
master Of Texas. The services were I'M
der the auspices OF and conducted Jointly
by Harmony snd Tucker lodges and
were held In tbs blue lodge room Of the
Masonic Temple. which WIS., flied almost
TO suftocation b. MAsons and friends OF
the Distinguished dead. After the cere-
r1ony AZ The temple the remains were
reserently conveyed to the cemetery I'M
der the escort OF the knights Templar Of
San Felipe de Ausila eommaudery. fol
lowed by all the Masonic ordsrs Of the
city and a large eoncourse Of friends and
relatives Of the deceased grand COM
mander. Upon arriving at the cemetery
the remains Of their departed brother
reverentiy received sepuiiure according
10 Masonic rites By his Borrowing fra
tsruity. and amid the grief Of his family,
who deeply and psthetlraliy realized the
loss Of a devoted husband, a loving fa,h-
ashsz, and may his soul find peace and
merelfOl God that called il into exist
snes.
STRIKE ECHOES.
Conditions are quiet here and no fur
ther trouble IS anticipated The trains
o. the Cur. Colorado ami Santa Fe have
errived ard departed on time without
The sign Of disturbance today Tie through
mainline trein on the Santa Be ar
rived some two and a half hours late.
and when u arrived the fact vas noted
that the mai car was guarded by a
Whas ,srse safe ranssrs s' Setsd ,.s traIn
guards ITS prscatiii5n Wa deemed nee.
sssSry BY the United states ana state
Tempe, where he trains mad been as.
fauitsd and stones and other missiles
tsr9 X. s q, trains S 4, 96sr PoR notably
nights train, however, came through,
after leaving Temple, without any lnter-
rupion.
materially improved and that matters
there are rapidly shaping themselves sat
erEeue direction Of General Manager
i1aklfn, who n there supervising the
direction Of anairs and Il 10 expected
"a. " ne next few ahys all kinks VIII
D. straghtenei out and the traffic Of the
road restored @ ~ normal condition and
N5 sT, ,JGt,-. .i Ioatpfs 81 ne pas 49,,
deg CHIEF Lordan. is stiii fnaintainad
With much reduced force. aid unless
-l stPss'ea %, gem ons.lallan Is made
The guard viii be entirely win drswn IN
the. moriug and tae men assigned 10
heB te.egia,m fsad at the meeting
iati nighl silA deelaring The strike on.
has eNileflly fallsn nat Ihia was TO be
e1pfcied, - ne laboF org nizations here,
except the American Railway union or
DER. have been opposed TO the strike
from the beginning. They could not see
wherein lahor Vas TO be benefited by Il,
and for sympathy FOR the Pullman
triseTs. they bold ;hai the best way 70
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lhg. hut by swimming aid out Of N.
wgEes they were receiving from their
prsasn. aItEfaCtcry employment ana
thereby enabling che Pullman strikers
iirn S'' vase nor from he Pullman Pa' ace
Car company, This course would not en-
~ lo,s 9s suitstlns up2n innocent par
a,s,. cis,1oy. 49, is,tvs ,,. '"N an
$50 LIN 49, 'Nasfo,ai e,sv,D oVs. ,1,,,qi
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