Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-07
THE RUSH CONTINUES.
Two TrainlOads of Raymond
Tourists Coming.
NAMES OF THE TRAVELLERS.
A Mammoth Party Arrives in Town
Yesterday MOrning-Traffic
Notes.

HERALD, two train-loads of Raymond &
Whitcomb excursionists are On their
way to this city and will arrive here on
Tuesday next. The travellers are all
wealthy Fasteners, and will remain
here some time, one train-load at first
going to Les Angeles and the other to
Coronado, a change around being made
later on. A special advance copy of the
names of the tourists was yesterday Sc
cured by the HERALD and their names
are, therefore, here given. They left the
Atlantic seaboard on February %, and
have made incidental visits to Cincinnati,
Mammoth Cave, New Orleans (where
they witnessed the Mardi Gras Carni-
val), Galveston, San Antonio,
Ell Paso, etc. Their names are
Mr. Frank A Allen, Mrs. Frank A Allen,
Cambridgeport, Mass; A Atkins, New
York Mrs Osgood Bradley, Worchester,
Mr. D Briggs, Mrs P D Briggs, Cleve-
land, Ohio; Miss A A Brown, Mr. Henry
Brown Mrs Henry Brown, Williamsport,
Pa; Mrs w w Brown, Portland Me
w M Chamberlin, Mrs. w NJ Chamber
lin, Lewiston, Ne; D, M D, Cheney,
Mrs Cd Cheney, Haverhill, Mass
Eugene II Clapp, Mrs Eugene Fl Clapp,
Boston; Mrs Howell Cooper. Water
town, N Y; Chas E Cummings, Haver-
hill, Mass Miss Sarah L Cutler,
Brookline, Mass; William Cutler,
Mrs William ] Cutler, Boston, Mass
Miss Edith Davis, Mr. Joseph Davis, Mrs
Joseph Davis. Miss Ruth Davis, Lynn,
Mass; MIR. L. Dimock, Mrs. L. Dimock,
Northampton, Mass; Miss A Duffy,
Marietta, Pa; Mr. VIM H Dunbar, Mrs
VIM Fl Dunbar, South Arlington, Mass
Mr. Geo r Emerson, Mrs Geo r Emerson,
Mr. Jas w Fitch, Mrs Jas w Fitch, Boston
Miss E Germer, Mr. Otto Germer, Miss
Mrs A w Clifford, Miss Alice w Clifford,
Mr. E d Griswold, Mrs E d Griswold,
Abel G Haynes, Mrs Abel G Haynes, Mrs
Harriet A Hill, Elbridge, New York
Mrs A A Kinds, Mr. A w Kinds, West
Boylston, Mass Mr. and Mrs NJ L Hin
man, Miss Blanche Hinman, Dunkirk,
NY; Miss H G Hungerford, Mr. r f
Hungerford, Watertown, N Y; Miss
Clara L Hunking, Mrs Sarah s Hunking,
Haverhill, Mass; Mr. S G Hutchinson,
Lynn, Mass; Miss Marion II Jelly,
Salem, Mass Mr. and Mrs II II Little,
Master Hiram M Little, Master T Bas-
com Little, Cleveland, o; Mr. and Mrs L |
Maynard, Maynard, Mass; Mr. William
Maynard, Worcester, Mass; Mr. and Mrs |
Oliver III Moulton, Lowell, Mass; Mr.
and Mrs F Parker, Miss Clara Parker,
Boston, Mass; Mr. and Mrs Charles D |
Pecker, Lynn, Mass; Mr. and Mrs Josiah |
Perry, Miss Anna L Perry, Webster, Mass |
Miss Amy Plummer, Boston, Mr. A o |
Putnam. Mrs A o Putnam Fredonia, N |
Y; P Quincy, Boston Mark B Reeves,
Stacy Reeves. Mrs Stacy Reeves, Phila- |
delphia VIM A Ripley, Mrs VIM A Rip |
ley, Newark, Newark, N J; @ Fl Robin |
son, Worcester, Mass; III Sessions, Mrs
J H Sessions, Bristol, Conn; Miss
L M Sission, Elbridge, N VI
E. T. Smith, Miss Gertrude Smith, Jesse
Smith and Mrs. Jesse Smith, Worcester,
Mass. Miss F. Swan, Portland, Me. |
Miss E. L. Sylvester, Hanover, Mass.
Mrs. Don S. Thompson, New Haven,
Conn. E. B. Tuttle and Mrs. E. B. Tut
tie, Brooklyn; George w. Wadsworth
and Mrs. George W. Wadsworth, Boston
w. B. Waldsworth, Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Lottie L. Watson, Miss Fannie f.
Watson, Rockford, ILL.,; Miss Eliza j.
Whitaker, Holyoke, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Williamson, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry A. Young, Miss Agnes H. Young, |
Miss Elsie NJ. Young, Jamaica Plain,
Mass.
The party is in charge of Mr.. F. E.
Ayers of Boston, Mass; assisted by Mr.
w. E. Wood, of Athol, Mass. Mr.. Geo.
L. Stevenson, of Wenthrop, Mass, and
Mr.. Austin d. Paige OF Lyndonvill, Vt.
The sleeping accommodations are in
charge of Messrs. George A. Morse, E.
p
A. Tingley and r. L. Smith.
PHILLIPS PARTY.
No one can deny that travel into
Southern California is remarka bly, good
now, for the hotels are we'll ii lied and
the railroad managers report fiattering
traffic returns. Yesterday morning a
mammoth Phillips party arrived in the
city over the Southern Pacific and Union
Pacific roads, the passengers travelling
in the tourist cars equipped by Pullman,
according to the agreement with the rail-
road companies named. The travellers
were much delighted with the trip over
the Sierras, and said it was fitting
passage-way to the glories OF California.
The names of the excurslonlsts are as
follows.
For Los Angeles-Miss Junius, Geo
.M6LZ, MISS OOl6Inau, MISS OuilStiduSOHj
Chicago, Ill; E r Martin, Shaftbur,,
vt; Mrs Grasett, Miss M Grasett; Sim
coe, Canada: U Dumond, Albany, N Y
G j Att, Scranton, Pa; L Burgess and
wife, Providence, r 1; ] S Cam and
wife, John Cam, Hartford, Conn; B
Patten and wife, Boston, Mass; G II
Brown and wife, st Paul, Mimi; John
Averhiser, Cortland, N Y; Geo HI Simp-
eon. Buffalo, N Y; Mrs H Flood, Miss
Flood, Westfield. N Y; Hayes and
wife, Philadelphia, Pa.
For San Francisco-Mrs. j. Walter,
Jane Walter, Hugh Walter, Susie Wal
ter, Boston, Mass. A. W. Derbyshire,
Lowell, Mass. Mrs. W. Thompson, Jes-
sic Thorn pson, Denver, Col. Q. G.. Al
bright, Rochester, N. Y; M. Webber,
Scranton, Pa; F. ]. Norris, Chicago,
III. L. A. Schroeder, Brooklyn, N. ";
Mrs. Boyle, Miss Boyle, Kansas City,
Mo-. Mr.. Decot and wife, Lester V. De-
cot. Ernest Decot, Batavia, N, Y; j..
Fisher and wife, Joseph Fisher, Chicago,
ILL.,. J. Kirk, Boston, Mass. N. Span
burgh, Albany, N. Y.
For Pasadena-Mrs. f. s. Stasey,
Greenfield, Mass. Fred Webber and
wife, Boston, Mass.
For San Diego-C Rice, Boston, Mass
F H Smith, Providence, h L; II l. Tracy
and wife, Oswego, N Y.
For San Jose-Mrs M Sherwood, Miss
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