San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-21
ghe Daily Eight.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, Fl, 1883.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF EDITORS IN SESSION TODAY.
How They are Received, and What
Thew are Doing and VIII Do.


They are Doing and VIII Do.
The delegates of the National Editorial asso.
citation, which has been appointed to meet IN
San Antonio this year, began arriving yester-
day, and still they are coming. There Will be
nearly one hundred in all.
A meeting of the Board of Trade has been
held and steps for their entertainment have
been taken. The city and its citizens VIII 40
the best they can to entertain them. In hos
pitality San Antonio does not take back seat.
They will be entertained. They will be driven
about the city and shown the sights; They
will be feted. They will be filled tull OF the
mystic lore and history of the city and its
missions.
Today at 10 a. M the association began its
business session in Casino hail. After reading
of the minutes of the last meeting, the com.
mittee on credentials wss appointed and a
short recess of fifteen minutes was given them
in which to report.
Reassembling the committee reported the
following delegates:
Report of committee on credentials:
LOUISIANA.
A. ]. Lafargue, Marksvie Bulletin; L. A.
Sandog and daughter, OpeiOusas Courier; w.
p Mangham, Richand Beacon; S. ID. Pearce,
Ruston Caligraph; John Mccormick, Lake
Charles Commercial; J. E. Hewitt, De Soto
Democrat; Mrs. Julia Rule, Shreveport Times
j. w Carew, Teche Pilot and Jeanereth
Times; Samboa Jones, Baton Rouge Advo-
cate; J. G. Gilmore, Sugar Bowl ana Farm
Journal, New Orleans.
Executive committee-John McGrath, Baton
Rouge Truth Miss Addie McGrath, secretary:
Leon Jastremski, Louisiana Review.
Alabama-W. NJ: Meeks, Times and News,
Gadsden: Robt NJ. Rawls, Courier, Athens;
Cary w. Styles, Age-Herald, Birmingham: l..
DuPree, News, Birmingham; members
executive committee. Il. Stanley, Advocate
Calera Secretary c. W. Hall, Baptist, Mont
gomery.
City: c. G. Newman, Commercial, Pine Bluff;
w i
Newman, Times, Harrison: Eugene Moore,
Mail, Atkins; J. J.. Tullis, Press, Little Rock;
Ex-President W. w. Folsom, Vidette, Augusta;
Secretary j. R. john, Beacon, Searcy; Adam
Clark Standard, Arcadelphia; Nice-oresident
National Editorial Association j. X. Belts,
Democrat, Little Rock.
Inland Daily PreSs-F. W. Starbuck, Jour
nal Racine, Wis; II. F. Bliss, Gazette, James
vile, Wis; E. A. Natlinger, Times, Altowa,
His: Pres. John w. Farnof, Free Press, Strea-
ter, Ills: Secretary A; Fl. Lowrie, News, FL
gin, Ills: Treasurer National Editorial asSo-
ciatOn) five votes.
Illinois Press association-M w. Matthews,
Herald, Urbana, {. E. LOOMS, Journal. Amboy;
Oliver Scott, Bulletin, Bloonlngton; }. j.
Anderson, Democrat, NashVille; - W. Clinton
Press, Palo; ]. Fl. Barton, Free Press, Carbon
dale; Horace Crifed, Argus, Atlanta: Presi,
dent-L. 4. Mclean, Urbana: secretary and
member OF national executive Committee
E b. Fletcher, Herald, Morris, ii votes.
Kansas. Il. Elliott, m nonwealth, To
D. l.
President J. H. Downing. Hail City; se;re-
tary, F. P. Baker, Commonwe alth, Topeka.
Indian TerritOry-J. S. MurrOw and wife,
ldian Missionary, AtOka; DR. L. E. Rcnnett
PresidCnt-M. E. Milford, secretary Press as
oct ltion of Indian Territory.
NJ rssOuri.-J. G. Ncwbill, Express, Spring
Geld: W. D. Crandan, Gazette, BroOkfeld; J.
Leader, Pilot Grove; Il. NJ. White, Ledger,
Mexico: w. J. Powell, New Era, Rolla. Presi-
dent-Walter Williams. Advertiser, BOOnville;
Secretary-J. W. Jacks, Standard, Montgom-
cry City. Executive COmmttee-Adam Rod
nycr, Guard Centraiia; nine votes.
TeXas-Twenty-siX membership. G. Bowen,
COtulla Ledger; 7. b. johnson, San Antonio
LIGHT: J. P. Bridges, Lulng Signal; President
State Association. VIM. Ferguson, San AntO-
MO Times: r. f. Yantis, secretary State ALSO
citation, Wills Point Chronicle.
New YOrk.-JnO A. Seicher, Albany Even
ing Journal; President State Association
Arthur Macarthur, Troy; Secretary-A. o.
Bunnel Danville.
MASS LCHUsETS.- Chas. D. Howard, Citizen,
Natick: Francis Proctor, Times and Adver-
tser, Gloucester, j. B. MacCabe. Argus, East
BOst on: Henry c. GRAY, Mirror, Walden; Pre-
sident State AssOciatiOn-GcO. a: Marden,
Courier, Lowell; ecretary-Advocate, Airing
ton.
WEST VAL o. Thompson, Keyser Echo:
J. L. ThOrnhill, Charlottesville Star; q. NJ.
Fleming, Buckham Banner: S. Jacobs, Wells
bury Herald; c. K. Oldham, MOundsvilIe Sun;
A. b White, President National Association.
Geo. Bastable, A. b. Clark, E. c. Smith.
After hearing the report of the committee on
credentials, the meeting adjourned until 2
o'clock p. M, when the editors reassemblcd
and began their afternoon work, as the LIGHT
goes to press.
There are fifty more delegates expected to
arrive this afternoon and tomorrow.