The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-05

F. Erbacher, Ottumwa, Ia Mr.. and Mrs.
s. G. Brown, Springfield. o.; Mrs. w. B.
Waters, Troy. N. w. E. Burltt and wife,
J: 4. Younger. New Jersey; Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Clark, Chicago; Mr.; and Mrs; George
Z; Mudgett, Boston; DR.: John 7. Read,
and m@iN1 %ifs, Utica ID II. S F E A. A' Ha@
mond and wife. Chattanooga, Tenn. w. n.
Billings and wife, Nashville, Tenn; Q. P,
Buford and daughter, Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Kelley O'Rear, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Price and wife, Pttsburg, Pa; P. r. Hodge
and wife. Pittsburg, Pa; s. II. Allen and
wife, Pittsburg, Pa: A. ]. Hall, wife and
daughter. Pittsburg, Pa; g. S. Harris
and d lighters, Pittsburg, Pa; II. q.
Bradley and wife. Chattanooga, Tenn.
Sy White, Chatta looga Tenn; Frank
Neal. Chattanooga. Tenn. c. L. Hunger
ford, Chicago; John 7. Keith, Pittsburg;
n. G. DO sc aid wife, Boston; John Sapp
and daughter, Springfield, No.; H. Z.
Fisher daughter. Columbus. o.; o. A.
Brigham and wife, Lowell, Mass. John
Stevenson and wife, Philadelphia, Pa.
James Parker and wife, Evansville, Ind. u.
\. Clinnersoa and wife, Philadelphia, Pa
D. E. Patters n aud wife, Adrian, Mich. C.
!. Justice and wife, Philadel, hla, Pa. An
drew Quinton and daughter, PHILADELPHIA
City, n. j.; Elmer E. Smith, Chattanooga,
Tenn; s. II. Aires, Toronto, Canada; H. r.
Fe iron, wife and daughter, Columbus. O.:
u. X. Gibson, kenne saw, Ga. j. NJ. Adams,
Dalton, Ga. ]. c. First, II. p Eagar, j. NJ
Oliver, wife and daughter, Chattanooga,
Tenn; L. 9. Baldwin and wife, Hartford;
NJ. ". Forbes. Pittsburg; F. L. Rix, New
York; w. b. Chislett, j. g. Milliu, Pitts
burg, Pa. George Ssllinger, Harrisburg,
Pa d. c. Howard, Keene, N. H.; A. F.
Howard, Dunkirk, N. Y; George Kincaid,
Ithaca, n. Y; E. Morsll ana wife, B. T..
Simon. wife and sister. Columbus, O.. A. B.
Dearduff and wife, r. Matthews and wife,
Toronto, Canada; Mrs. Maggie Harris,
Mrs. Quautell, Mrs. O. Reer and Mrs. Nc
Gaughey; James. ?. Huffmann and wife,
Evansville and Terrs Haute railroad,
Evansville. Ind. George zolliuger, P. r.
R., Harrisburg, Pa /; James Bakes. Evans
vile and Ierre Heute railroad, Evansville,
Ind. !; j. B. Shepard and wife, Chicago; n.
A. Hannah, travelling passenger agent
Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain rail-
way; ]. r Young and wife. Macarthur,
@; Miss Eta Phillips, Nat B. Blum, New
York; {. E. Patterson and wife. Adrian.
Mich; John H. Beachler, p. & E. and N.
G. R. r., Harr lsburg. Pa; Ed W.
Burns. Cumberland Valley rail-
road, Hagerstown, Md; s. II. Defus.
T, ronto, Ont; D. B. Jeffries,
and wife, Valley railway, Cleveland %. Mrs.
NJ. B Waters. Troy, n. Y. L. E. Burt and wife,
Pennsylvania railroad, New Brunswick,
| N. j.. J. NJ. Brodbelt, Cincinnati Stephen
| B. Porter, editor of the Euening Dispatch
OF Columbus, O., was with the party Mr.
w. o. Beckley is the president, aud Mr.. II.
P. Fehtron is the secretary of the associa-
| ton.
The visitors expressed themselves de-
lighted with Savannah. They declared
that it is the handsomest city they had seen
south. that the streets and squares we're
beautiful, that il is laid of beautifully, and
that altogether is just the right kind Of a
CITY, anyhow.
Augustine, Savannah is the prettisst city
have ever seen. Augustine, however. is
just big winter resoro, cut Savannah is
just my idea of city,
Another exclaimed: You do an immense
amount of busiaess here When / saw the
shipping and the wharves, thought you
must have 10000 population"
Many others made similar expressions.
A MORNING NEWS reporter spent consider
able time with the party dur
ing the day. They are a
fine body Of people and o credit
to the communities from which they hail
Tdey made fine impression upon all whom
they met in Savannah. and from reports
from the other cities they visited they left
the same impression there,
The party left by the Central railroad last
night for Atlanta, where they will spend to-
day and tonight. Tomorrow they will
return to Chattanooga and dsperse for
their homes. which are scattered from Can
ada to Texas.