Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29
THE THIRD DAYS SESSION.
THE r.nEss ASSOCIATION uEMEM-
BEERS THE DEAD.
Resolutions Adopted on the Good
work Done by Those Gone Be-
fore--The Proceedings.

The convention wns called to order
by ex-Pres.dent Scurlock. as President
Holland had not shown up In the
Auditorium at 10 o'clock. at which
hour the gavel fell.
w. Il. Gnnand OF the Baird Star,
who was down for paper Wednesday
afternoon. read It yesteslay after
tho convention met. 1t was entitled,
"The Use OF the Scissors" In which
Mr.. Gilnland demonstrated that he Is
an expert. although he believed IN
giving proper credit.
DIR II. c. Buckner, president OF
Bucxner's orphan Home, was noticed
in the han and was invited 70 address
tine convention. He accepted ana WIS
escorted to the platform by +. Is.
Baltic. He said he was the fortunate
father OF a5O children. but there were
1000 orphens In Texas who called him
father. He was once member OF
the nssociatlon Owing TO pruning
process, the association, he was slau
TO say, had been improved In eineleney
and personnel. He compllinenteu W.
state press for the good educnlonai
work II was doing. and was giad 70 pf
able 10 say s'int the editors were ploau-
minded and Intelligent men. Inc pre1s
was also thanked for the interest II
had taken In the Home. and the doctor
made strong plea Tor tue oIpl ny re-,
He gave an interesting account OF tue
yyorkings OF the Home, giNinB lacts
nnd figures which nstonished some OF
the delegates. -.
PRECEDENT Holland same In while
DIR. BuciSner was talking.
Rev. q. S. Armstrong being nouceu
in the hall, he was invited on Ihoeon'
90 ntn1tp n "A address.
1Ie nppreclnted the good done by the
press, and thought there was nothing
strange In a minister talking 10 press
association. He referred 70 the soou
work done by the women on newapu-
pers and said II could not but rebound
TO the benefit OF the press.
l. X p. Shirley moved that the con-
ventlon express Its thanks for the re-
ceptiou given al tho residence OF q ~
siiiiman last night. and that e. u.
OF tho association. which was referred
20 the proper committee
The recreiary read telegram greet
ing from oak Ciiff college, from the
Beach hotel at Galveston and asked
that the association meet with them
next year.
chns Frank Yenger Of WaNahachie
expressed his regrets by wire ut not
being able to be present.
The secretary read note from u
u Johnson, OF the San Antonio Light.
expressing regret that he WINS com
PEELED to return home. Mr. johnson IL
treasurer of the aHsucintinp'
Tho committee on bylaws ana con-
Btitution. reported as follows, and reg
oinmended the adoption af the report.
Resolved That a committee Of three,
one OF whom shall be the secretary OF
this association. be appointed By The
president ut each annual meeting To
take charge OF tho matter Of print
ing necessary for this association, maxi
r.. Nj. JOHNSTON,
Il. 4. RAfl.LIo
President lIollnnd made a stHte-
incnt explaining whit would b. nee
cssarv TO Obtain through trnnspmta-
tlon FOR those who arc going on the
excursion 60 Asbury Park.
Resolutions were offered. and re-
fcrrpd. Thanking George b. Loving and
the local committee OF entertainment,
the local prcss. the Commercial club,
Tho Union Stock Yards, Mr. mud Mrs,
g, H. Sllllman for the hoHptal,le re-
ceptlon extended and tho presentation
n beautiful SILK nag, the Texas
Brewing company FOR special On
tcrtainment and the street railway
company Recommendations making our
Visit eTeccdlnFly PLEASANT and tn-
!pyahlc' 20 Mrs NJ. II. walton NJ The
Gazette nir hfr untitins cnorts TO
make pDr meeting pleasant, pnd much
OF the enjoyment Of the numbers was
due 10 her.
resolution was read expire 3alng tho
sorrow OF the convention over tho be-
reavcment OF CTR Brother, Robert
Carver. on the droth of his worthty
vile
a resolution nlsa expressed thanks
10 THE mayor and citizens ~ Fort
NV.tifh far for trApprntta ha4titst fluu. ny.
tended.
A. c. Souriocls. Ssprcsidnnt OF the
association. r. 4. Robinson. secretary,
and assistant Secretary Coz, were also
thanlscd by RESOLUTION.
y. @. Senter, managing editor OF The
c'uzettc, stated that In the absence OF
u committee Of newspaper men dele
hated TO perform that pleasant duty,
he had been commissioned by Mayor
Cate Of Paris. Tex, 10 invite the Prcss
nssoclntiun to meet there next year.
but that unfortunately the commission
dill hot reach Tim until after the saec-
tlon of the next place OF meeting llo
thought y but Just 10 the city which
ne had tile honor TO represent that itA
invitation Vhnuld be placed before the
association. The city OF Paris. he said,
was ono OF the bent representatives ~
Southern hospitality: nesting In tho
heart OF n fertile valley equal IN pro-
nuNtiNcnNhh 10 liat OF the Nile, ltg do
velnpmrnt had been steady and I'M
checked until Il has become one OF tho
points In Texas Of large Importance IN
commercial calculations, and with the
ndmlaslon OF the indian territory into
the Union, which X not far distant.
he believed II was destined In be on
OF the most important cltirs in Ia.
southwest He therefore placed pals
In nomiatlon Tor tho meeting OF the
association In 1896
y resolution was reported from The
RESOLUTION committees aslsin. for ~
eNpulsion from the association Of 10.
g koip for unfair and ungentienianiv
mems OF becoming n delegate 10 the
Nntlonai Editorial convention rrhs
motion that his name be striclSen f,,fn
the roll wag adopted by Il rialnty vote
On motion of u y. Baltic tho secrc.
tnty OF tho National association was
j. K. p. shirlcv made a motion TINT
The resolution adopted yesterday that
the excursion idcn be eliminated from
nayocscilpn meetings be reconsIaored
motion was madc that ,the motion hc
tabled. and There was some more dis.
eusslon on Mr.. Johnston'a intarestin,
revolution. TIE motion TO recon la,
Mas declared lest By the chair. but 4
division VIVA called for. and me cont
Resulted 2 against ana 10 for recon-
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