St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-14
TICKET AGENTS TRAVELS.
Railroad Men Royalty Enjoying
Themselves Out West.


Themselves Out West.
Special to the Globe
MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS, Wy0., Sea
13.-The second and third divisions a
the party made up of members of tina
international Ticket Agents associs,
ton. arrived at Mammoth Hot SPRING.
hotel at 1880 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. These divisions contained nearly
200 people, but were we'll supplied with
stage transportation to this place.
Supt. Wakefield of the transp0rtion de-
partment in the Yellowstone Park, has
been often cOmplimented on his large
and we'll appointed outfit, but on this
occasion he has surprised even old Park
travellers by the extent of his resources,
and the ticket agents now enioyIng the
inequalities of the Northern Pacific
railroad will be able to carry home
good idea of how the transportation bus
mess on wheels has been perfected in
TINS section remote from civilization.
yet In this matter far ahead of any Stage
line i'll the country. The perfection at
talned by Supt. Wakefield In his departs
ment has stimulated other entertainers
iii the park to greater eXertiOns. This
results in tourists securing the greatest
comfort and enjoyment. Leaving Gin
H"Doi JCotClud9 HOIHIUB Jne second
and third division of the party enioyed
delightful ride to this hotel, where the
ample accommodations furnished and
the perfect service have added to the
pleasures of the tourists.
ms grand hotel has swallowed IN
The great party, and there is abundant
evidence that as many more could be
cared for without straining the capacity.
Inc rooms, cuisine and service are
equal to any hotel in the Twin
Cities. Yesterday afternoon the tour
ISIS visited the hot springs and
found them of great interest. r. J.
Haynes. of st. Paul, official photogro.
pher OF the Northern Pacific road. gave
an illustrated lecture on the Yellow
stone Park. Coming at a time when the
tourists are about to start over the
ground shown by view, the lecture was
particularly enjoyable. and il was de-
llvereu in clear and interesting man
ner that added to the entertainment
MI Haynes has secured some recent
views, taken from points not of easy
access. AS for example, Of the falls
taken from the bottom Of a 1,OOO-foot
gorge, to which depth he was lowered
by ropes. lie has several such views.
and is undoubtedly The onlv nhoto.
gfapher In this country if not in the
world, who has been able to secure such
a valuable collection Of scenic attrac
ti0ns.
The second and third divisions of the
party have thirty-fye-mile stage ride
to-day to upper basin at Norris and TO
the Grand canon. Yellowstone lake
will be visited Monday. he first di-
vision of the party, which went on yes
terday to Norris, go to Grand canon and
Yellowstone lake to-day.
All in the whole party are well. Many
persons at this place were interested
evening at shutdown by the funeral GER
emohIes at tue military post here. Ser
geant Trint, of Company e. First cav
airy who recently came here from Fort
Custer. was instantly killed Thursday
night by being kicked in the stomach
by his horse. The services were from
the military chapel, and the interment
in the post yevaId.