Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-04
EXPOSITION.
IN Of the Press Excursion and
oelebratiOn Of American Press
Day.
Knnroads Reducing Rates-Additions
she french, Peruvian, Californian
and other Exhibits.


tf1IIk Ion F---Oue from ChiVd1c, inc ptnti
tofl Nashington- here Monday,
ma DID greater part Of the week since has
1tht devoted to their entertainment
h1ae excursions were designed to give
he iournallsts Of TIE country an oppor-
ui|ltY TO see New Orleans, and paricn.
affV6 the exposition, and OF reporting
hafeDn, and It was calculated that their
2dkiaent would have the effect OF bring
|da tnbny more visitors here from among
heirfeaders.
,EIic two parties were not very large IN
sdNItof numbers, but IN the infucnce
nd Ejaculation Of the journals they rep
1stiited Editors Of the New York, Phil
de{pfa, Baltimore, 81 Louis, Chicago,
Nj RAM Minneapolis and Milwaukee pa
'tf4 Mere present, particularly st. Paul
nil ChiCaco, every leading daily vi these
ilia2s sending correspondents Tho
,o3ithlrn PR was less extensively rep
eSenhd, il being supposed tllat the edi-
ofS al the towns aud cities around New
)fletn would make up excursion parties
fth4r own to come here on" Press day
iccompanying the journalists were q
kfgenumber Of congressman, also espec-
illF hylted Icy the exposition manage
leAt,
IKE programme for the entertainment
( ffiee isitors included every possible en-
pyincnt they could be given IN New Or
sAHs OF course the first thing was 70
clel;raie "Press DAY" December %,
sov. SD Mcsnery received the strangers
II tIinpart Of the state OF Louisiana. ln-
r,aerAble other speeches followed, eX-
i0t. nfass of the Chicago Tribune being
ae 4enerai spokesman Of the eXcursionis-
E,K e3fresp0ndents. At night they were
lse6tIu 60 the "Destructon OF Pompeil,n
'nisicAnd other exposition attractions.
i)n Iuesday the excuislonists visited
bic EXPOSITION IN their own way aud With
tit ami formal ceremonies They were
LOVED to roam around among the eX-
Xlblts bud study the varied resources of
0d Wpild shown there, and were not sub
sl:ted,to the long speeches and addresses
Rhiehthe average journalist Is so anxious
eScape.
abeslay was also "Amercan Congress-
hen'sGay," and the visiting N.C's were
iveti fheiT opportunity to "Orate" and
iffose their views on questions OF nation
liirpcrtance Ia the immense music hall
Atliight another attraction, more soolh-
liz 10 the journalistic ear, was presented
3 licJorni OF q creole concert, given in
Sc Dreole gallery OF art hall. This gal
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