The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-15

THE CHICAGO AND ATLANTIC RAIL
WAY,
with F. G. Donald as general pas
senger agent, is great road and the
connecting link between New York
and Chicago, via the Erie roai, which
is part of our great country's his.
tory. This is favOrite route to the
sea board from the west and its good
points cannot be over portrayed. The
transportation was prompt, carefully
and faithfully performed by its army
of employes. 1t runs through por-
ton of the country that nearly equals
our own fir and beautiful Missouri,
where the wives love their husbands
and the children beIr a striking re-
s.mb'ance 10 their fathers.
IN NEW YORK.
Thirty-s;x hours from Chicago
found The parry in New York, and
We breakfasted at the Hoffman
house, probably the most a~is-
tocra'ic house in the city. The west
ern editors TO k in the ci V from the
Battery castle garden t. Central
Park, under the guild .nce of Col. +.
w. Sterhens of the Columbia Herald.
While here | met l.. A. Emers. II,
general traffic manager Of the Rome,
WATERFOWL and Ogfensburs railroa.
a road which has large system in the
northern part of the State of New
York. Mr.. Emerson was general
freight agent OF the Missouri Pacific
railroad for several years. found
him the same pleasant business man
of years ago and while engaged in
railr aiding in the cast be has warm
spot in his hear for the west, aud
this is reciprocal, for the west thinks
well Of him and yearns for the day to
come when sgaih he will be among
as clever and good people as the
W rid ever owed livelihood. OF his
road aud the country through which
it runs will be referred 10 in the next
letter that the deacrn writes.
THE TRIP To BOSTON
Was M Ade on a stcamsr on Long
Island Sound to New London, Con-
necticui, thence over the New York
and New England railroad to Boston,
where we arrived on the m,Ining of
June "a for breakfast at the
fremont House, ole of the o!Ge-t
hotels in The city.
The city is marvel of enterprise,
growth, wealth, pretty girls and bald
heads. The latter predominate 10 the
front row, behird hank counters. in
the Newspaper Offices and among all
deacons IN good standing. Col. Tay-
Tor, manager of the Globe, an excel
lent. enterpr,s;ng and newsy morning
journa', said the Boston gi'ls.all wore |
blue stockings" emtlsmatic of their
How the colonel knew s,
much about the covering of the p
des ais of the Boston gris it is diff /
cult to divine, but he was Very positive |
about it.
Colonel Taylor would be consider |
as ''freak" 10 The west and would !.
get an early engagement in a dime
should he venture west of
the Missis ippi, for his knowledge is
wonderful ami his insight marvellous
TO things taat are ali a delicate and
hidden mystery TO IVES erners.
TIE editorial convention was held |
in the state house with its golden
dome. The Legislature adjourned to
give a place to TIE brains Of the land.
The personnel of the convention was
about the average and much business
was put through by President
Lee, bright journalist from
Rhode Island. The details
Of the convention would not
prove interesting to the general
reader and the editors of the country
will fluid the details iu the National
JOutnallSf, or Chicago, the organ OF
he National Editorial association
Suffice it to say. that Missouri and
he west were rejo' ced to elect Col. E.
". Stephens. of Columbia, Mo-. as
heir next president, and that st. Paul
va selected as their place of meeting
July. 1891. Col. Stephens, in &C
,epting the placa, made a felicitious
peecb, full of god words pleasantly
nd vigorously spoken 10 a large
audience. He is thorough journal
st, aud loves his profession. That is
he highest compliment that L can
'ay any newspaper man.
JOE HOWARD
S an eastern newspaper writer with q
RATIONAL reputation.
/ called on him and w,S introducad |