Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
HOUSTON RunGrr.

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BY the agreement unanimoualy adopted
at this needing and OF which all Houston
roads and almost every line In the STAGE
are members, free transporta lion IN 10 be
confined TO persons icsiiimatciy entitled
to II, and the pass nsnd viii be COM
PEELED to devise now schemes for work
ing the railroads. me issuance
OF paaSes ls to DO strictly confined
to railroad employees and WI hs given
| only TO such Of these as come within the
| 10 Influence business or TO agents OF
private car companies. No free or re-
uueed transportation Is TO be furnished
| prerfictofs, managers or employees OF
hotels, except to those employed u, eating
| housea OF railroad companies located at
stations. Officers, agents and employees
| OF ocean steamship lines are excluded
| from the free privilege. officers OF rail-
road labor organizations VIII get no an
nllal or trip passes except In cases Of
be lnTutcd 90 thirty days,
This clause includoa applications In be-
hS an,,. o. mS%Sers q Me Railway sur.
OF social organizations or secrct societies
are also barred from free transportation,
but the IND y.dnai roads win be allowed
accredited Representatives OF RELIGIOUS
charitable and educational institutions.
a, The roads partiea TO the agreement VIII
decline 20 issue annual or time passes
20 agents or conductors OF connecting
lines or members OF their families except
when requested ny the president; 10
rcprcsentatives OF street or cable car com
ponies, TO employees VI foreign lines oc-
cnpying the positions Of coal agents, em-
ployeS OF thono engaged IN other CONNER
cial business. TO Representatives or rcfrig-
orator tnnk line. or other private ear
coinnnt,ies not owned or controlled by the
railroad companies. Unless special rcn-
sons are Furnished, exchanges OF annual
pasfos VIII not be mace with railway
ines OF less Than twenty-five milea IN
VIII not be granted more than three an.
huai nhSr"s. Buslnoqs men or shippers
or those IN a position to influence bust
shippers OF any kind he placed on the
pay rolls OF any company pat-.ics 10 tho
ssmenent Tor tho purpoao Of furnishing
them with FREQ transportation.
An executive committee shall DO np.
pointed. which shall he composed OF two
lines a each u tie following plneos, en-
cago, ~, Louis. Houston, Kansas city.
omaha, ~ Paul and such o,hor cities
each place shall pass upon ali app.ira-
lions for FREQ tranqportn tlon, which SHAH
y, turn send TIE application to Chairman
an ,aupllcstinns before the Transportation
" ltsued, the agreement berones pf.
ieciive january ! and continues in force
until December II, 1895
At s o'clock last might tho First Baptist
church was crowded with n large number
Of friends to witness the marriage of Mr..
Sam j. Adams Jr. OF lonrne, and Miss
Nottle V, Godbold or this city. There
were no attendants, The contracting par.
ticS were preceded 10 the altar by tho
ushers, MomTA II. II. Adams, W. A. wIi-
hnEon and DR., II. W Cummings, all OF
Hoarne. and Mr.. Aubrey dodhold OF this
city. brother OF tho bride. Rev. l.. u. |
Liunltln offIciatod The impreaalve care.
mony was very pretty, aud when con
clud-d tho bridal party were driven TO the
l.lwlor Hotel. where repast OF seasona-
BILE delcnGies was served.
Mr.. Sam J. Adams, tho groom, ls u pros
psrous Bruaos river planter. his home hc-
II X, Hvarne of Hearne, who Ia one OF
the oldest and most prominent eluzona OF
Hobnru county. The bride Is the |
daughter Of Captain and Mra Ramon ~ !
been residing In Houston about two ychrA /
She II n charming young lady and Will no |
an acquisition 10 the society OF hor future |
In attendance upon the weddlnE from
Hearne were Mr.. II, r. llearne, grand
the sToo on @oihspi Dr. w Gnm Ans
and ". =. i'crsGson. Mrs O. n s AZ
dfSase o 9l Mrs Ts s Sso vii 9TS'I ssvo mi,
morning Tor o visit 10 tho Atlanta Expo !
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N'Folh anu pFuuufou te score or the |
contests at the last prize meeting held |
OH Sunday, Tho shooung wnH ON IN. t5o |
range with a possible twonty four points |
70 Of "iiIt,t.,,t.n,9 ioHo w " VIZ nyoro'
Jr, ~; Henry Clay 70; YIN, Volimer' sj, |
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bowiin.. alley msfing scores respeetIysiy
ontltunl. them IN nnsltinna a., ihc atdrr
namedt 81 Wv
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counc,I ,,sa,,ns a., Nan,a, 100 y, y. w
which h,a for Tho nona,r""t,on =, nv n,u,
street bridge across Hufaio bayoi, Vas
the lowest. The hid or The toltimbIs
irldgo comnany was for sag 5gl oash h,tf
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