The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-17
WELCOME TO THE ALABAMANs.
The Visiting Editors to spend To-day
in Savannah and at Tybee.

In savannah ana at 1yooe,
The Editors and Publishers Association of
Alabama, to the number Of sixty-fve, will
arrive over the Savannah. Florida and
Western railway at 6:l0 o'clock this morn
ing. They viii be met at the depot with
carriages BY = joint committee Of the city
council. board ~ trade and cotton exchange
aud will be escorted % the Screven house,
where they will breakfast as guests OF the
city. =,
At O'Clock. city time, carriages will call
for the visitors, and under the escort OF
committees they VIII be driven 70 points OF
interest In the city, the Ocean steamship
wharves being the last point visited, after
which the party viii return to the Screyen
for O'Clock lunch.
AT IS o'clock, city time, the visitors will
BE- escorted to tue city exchange, where
Belt line cars will be in waiting 10 take
them to the Savannah and Atlantic depot.
The train, furnished free by the Savannah
aud Atlantic Railway Company, will leave
for Tybes sc $50 o'clock, city time, and
will run 20 south end, where refreshments
will be served az the Chatham Artillery
club house on arrival Of the train. At
$50 o'clock dinner will be served at the
Hotel Tybee. At 10 o'clock the train will
leave for Savannah, arriving at IL o'clock,
aud he guests will return TO the Screven.
The Committee having charge of the
pro Sramms is as follows:
Hon. John Sohwarz, mayor. and Alder
men w. g. Cam, @. j. Mills, w. +. Reid,
K f. Harmon, and George n. Nichols.
The board of trade--Messrs. j.. p. VIII
hams, II. T. Moore and /. b. Tiedemau.
The cotton exchange--Messrs d. /. Nc
lntire, P. D. Daffin, J. 81. Estill, Beirne
Gordon and <. A. Cults.
Mayor Schwarz appointed the following
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his reception of the visitors: Aldermen w.
p Bailey, ]. A. @. Carson, q. 8. Haines,
r. B. Harris, Herman Myers, ]. j. Melon
ough and L. A. Falligant, and Capt. j. r..
Wheaton, j. r. Saussy and ]. r. Sheldon,
and the following members of the press: q.
n. Hancock, G.. A. Gregory, Gazaway
Harsriige, Frank Weldon, Thomas Gamble
and W. g. Cooper.
Members of the committee will be dis
tinguished by pink badges with the seal of
the city of Savannah and the words;
Alabama Press Association Committee,
City of Savannah, Ga. June II, $780,"
The following is the visiting party:
L. Hensley Grubbs, Misses Leila Grubbs
and Mona Grubbs, Decatur Necs, Decatur.
Miss Susie Clay and Miss Elodie Clay
and F. Fl. Langworthy, Democrat, Hunts
vile.
E. J. Wright and J. A. Campbell. Ne,Os,
Calera.
j. E. Stuart, Times, Admission.
c. II. Allen and J. II. Stanley, Sun,
Livingston.
H. A. Adams, Hot Blast, Admission.
NJ. F. Linder, Leader. Mumford.
r. N. Rhodes and wife and L. W. Smith,
News, Birmingham.
l. J. Langley. Herald, Alfalfa.
w. D. Jelks, Times, Eufaula.
j. L. Tanner and wife and s. T. Hogan,
Leader, Gadsden.
R. j. Tonney, Courier, Vernon.
r. B. Smyser, Telephone, Centre.
A. L. Oden. Ilden, Hartselle.
II. G.. Mccall, Sam Carroll and Mrs. Sam
Carroll, Herald, Union Springs.
j. A. Rountree, J. l.. Rountree, Miss
Mary Rountree and Miss Carrie Rountree,
Enquirer, Hartselle.
s. A. Davis and c. H. Greer, Democrat,
Lafayette.
]. NJ. Wilson, Ne,C Era, Dadevllle.
M. NJ Smioh, Progress, Prattville.
Joe Adams and A. T. Border, Star,
Ozark.
H. Williams and J. J. DuBose, Chroni-
ole, Columbiana-
Jos Bell, Advocate. Birmingham.
r. w. Thompson, Ne1os, Tuskeegee.
]. A johnson, Tribune. Cullman.
B. d. Shuman, World, Birmingham.
NJ. Tucker. Enterprise, Luverne
T. II. Shropshire and w. l.. Smith, NeiUS,
Centre.
Q. Satter, Journal, Morrowville.
b. ID. Payne, Journal, Fort Payne.
w. s. Griffith and wife, Echo, Bell City
L. ID. Whitfield and A. A. Patillo, South
ern Usiuersity Monthly. Greensboro.
ID. j. McNats and wife, Advocate, Bloc
ton.
j. Levy, Progress, Forlslam.
B. HARDWOOD, Herald, Uniontown.
E. s. Cornish, Nstos, Demopolis.
Thomas Hudson. Standard, Marion.
w. L. Martin, Courier, Adams.
Oscar Bowling, Record, Columbia.
Miss Willie Bowling, Record, Ozark.
r. L. O'Neal, Mercury, Huntsville.
w. G. Davis. Wave. Rutledge.
W. M. Meeks, c. E. Meeks, Miss Euuice
Meeks, Times Ne,Us, Gadsden.
M. w. Rushton, Wave, Rutledge
c. M. Hare, Baptist, Montgomery.
G. A. Joiner, Baptist, Talladega.
j. j. Yokim, Guide, Selma
E. B. Powell and wife. Tribune, Birming-
ham.
w. II. FL. Judson, Miss Lula Judson, The
| BeSsener, Bessemer.
CIV. Robbins and wife, Gauge, Brewton.
T. j. Ames, Eagle, Jasper.
P. B. Gunter, Eagle, Jasper.
Mrs John A. Campbell, Netos, Calera,
G. p. Ward. Advertiser, Center.
r. NJ. Raves and wife, Courier, Athens
| W. j. Bland, Misses Bland, Messenger
Troy.
G. j. Hildreth and wife, Advertiser, New
| Decatur.
e. L. Neeley and wife, Democrat, Gun
tersville.
| j. w. Overton, Journal, Admission.
Mrs. f. V. King, Citizen, Scottsboro.
| Tom Blain and wife aud Miss Kat,
Mushat, E.oaminer, Haynville.
j. c. Quillin, Courier, Clayton.
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| stomach. -Adu.
| HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES.
The Annual Commencement Exercise,
on Friday.
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