St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-25
MOULDERS OF OPINION
Take a Vacation From Mental Incu-
bati0ns.
IN WESTERN WONDERLAND.
A Revelation to a Large Contingent Of
Editors From the C0rnhuskinq
Country.

IuO IOWa plcSS was VIGIL represented
in the Sanity City yesterday evening,
the Northern Pacific conveying party
OF tourists, members of the Iowa Press
association, who have been touring
Denver, Salt Lake, Yellowstone Park;
Montana and Dakota. There are in all
12OpeOple, the editors being accompanied
by either their wives or daughters and in
some cases by both. The eXcursionists
were five hours late arriving at st.
Paul, it being 10 p. m. instead of 5 p. M,
and they had preferred to stay the
night. This the major portion did in
the three sleeping cars which have con-
veyed them the entire journey.
we have had a royal time" re-
marked Albert w. Swalim, of the Daily
Herald, OskalooSa, who has proved
very efficient leader throughout the
tour, which was entered upon July Is.
Two days were enjOyably spent at Den
yer. two at Salt Lake City, where the
time was SPENT" is the report of a men,
Der of the association. Montana
territory highly delighted the travellers,
and then five days were charmingly
passed in Yellowstone park-"Simply
wonderful park" remarked a gentle
man who recited the journeyings. All
| sights were sought out, looked upon and
enjoyed by the pleasure seekers, and
the return journey has commenced.
"Oh! it's a grand country" said Pres
ident Swain, 'lying west in Dakota
and in the great Yellowstone valley,
through Montana. 1t was an absolute
REVELATION TO OUR PEOPLE.
I'VE didnot expect to find anything so
rich In its natural resources" Mr..
Swain strongly advocates the opening
of this land to the people, and says upon
it the prosperity of st. Paul will in the
future largely depend.
Up to last night the tour had occu-
pied fifteen days, 4,67S miles had been
$1,000. Each member defrays his own
expenses, the cost individually being
about S75. The journey has been
| made over the Union Pacific
and Northern Pacific railroads,
| and in recognition of the uni
| form courtesy extended to them, the
members of the party have adopted
series of resolutions in thanks, as well
as to the official in Yellowstone Park,
and the organizations that have feted
them ell route. Col. Stone represented
the Northern Pacific railroad, and con-
Quoted the party over that line.
| A number of the passengers will stop
| in st. Paul to-day, afterwards proceed
ing to the lakes, but the bulk will pro-
coed homeward, the train leaving the
union depot at 7:30 a. N.
The names of the tourists are as fol-
| lows: W. NJ. Ashton and wife, Guth-
rian, Guthrie Center; Mrs. J. ID. Aims
worth and son, Gazette, Onawa; r. j.
Brooks and wife. Enterprise, Hedrick;
E. II. Belts and ladies. Daily Tribune.
Muscatine; John NJ. Brainard and
daughter. Standard, Boone; Ii. B. Black
nun and wife, Union, West Uuion;
| Mrs. H. A. Burrell, Press, Washington;
V. A. Ballou and wife, Waterman,
Nevada; S. II. Bauman and wife.
Hawkeye, Mt. Vernon; Thomas Bow
man, Daily Globe, Council Bluffs; j. G.
Baldorf and lady, Press, Mechanic s-
| vile; G. f. ClaIkson and wife, Iowa
State Register, Des Moines; E. III.
NJ. Carr and wife, Democrat, Manches-
ter; V. B. Crane, Advocate, Audubon;
John f. Clarkson and sister, Daily
State Register, Des MONIES; NJ. A.
Carrier Fannie earns, News; Baxter;
s. A. Gravath and wife, Semi-Weekly
Herald, Grinnell; f. E. Cornish, Leader,
Riverside; James r. Gravath, Semi
Weekly Herald, Grinnell; j. II. Duffus
and wife, Daily Plaindealer, Fort Mad
ison; V. B. Dolliver and lady, Cor
nelian, Mount Vernon; DIR. r. Davis
and wife, Republican, Anita (Sugeon to
the party; Perry Engle and wife.
Herald, Newton; Clarence A. Fay
and wife, Advertiser. Clinton;
Mark j. Furry Times, Alden;
| AR. Fulton and wife, Western News
paper union, Des Moines; Theodore
Guelich and wife, Iowa Tribune, Burl-
ington; George W. Gunnison and wife,
wife, Republican, Boone; w. d. Guth-
| RE and wife, Daily Plaindealer, Fort
Madison; J. HornStein and wife, Demo-
crat, Boone; Harvey Ingham, Upper
DeS MOineS, Algona; Eugene w. John
son, Free Lance, Atlantic; G. M.
Junkin and wife, Ledger, Fairfield;
l.. S. Remington and Miss Clark, Iowa
State Democrat, Newton; II. u. Krantz,
Advance, Holstein; &. L. Long, journal,
] lican, MonteZuma; Clyde McClelland
and sister, Times, Cedar Rapids; j.
Lee Mahin and aunt and Miss Della
Hutchinson, Daily Journal, Muscatine;
Thomas McCulla, Times, Cherokee;
S. A. Marine and wife, OBJ
server. Vinton; John S. Miller,
Sioux Valley News, Correctionville
j. f. Newberry, Press, Strawberry
Point; A. G. Newton and sister, Pilot,
Storm Lake; Hattie Neyenesch, Blade.
Pella; II. Neyenesch and wife. Week
blad, Pellar; Ernest Ostrom and sister
Criterion, Danbury; Joe w. Owen and
wife, Sun, Clarence; Matt PARROT and
wife, Daily Reporter, Waterloo: d. d.
PriaulX, Excelsior, Maquoketa; T.
S. Parvin, honorary, Cedar Rapids;
| Ralph Robinson and wife, Journal,
Newton; l.. B. Raymond, Recorder,
Hampton; Eugene Saenger Republi-
can, Cedar Rapids; Sidney Smith, Sun,
Sac City; w. H. Schooley and wife, Adj
vocate-Tribune, Indianola; A. H. Sniff
and wife, Harrison County News, Mis-
souri, Valley; w. I'll. Sanders, Indus
trial West, Atlantic; w. B. Swigart,
Jackson Sentinel, Maquoketa; G.
W. Snyder, wife and son, Ex-
press, Red Oak; Albert W. Swain
and wife, Daily Herald, Oskaloosa;
Elmer E. Taylor and wife, Star-Clipper,
Traer; Ed Il. Thayer and wife, Age,
Clinton; c. Ii. Talmadge and wife, Re-
publican-GaZette, West Union; Henry
Woodruff, Journal and Press, DEBORAH;
Byron Webster, Statesman, Marshall
town: George T. Williams and wife.
Pioneer, Ida Grove: S. Nj. Weaver and
Miss Blackburn. Citizen, Iowa Falls;
Miss Mary Welch. Republican, Iowa
City; 1. Young and wife and daughter,
Daily Telegraph, Atlantic; ex-Goy.
Stearn and party, Iowa City.