Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-18

eQ DrlcHy ana In an entertaining man
ner.
After the adjournment a two-hours
drive was taken along the famous Mag
nolia avenue and other inviting points
an outing which one of the delegate
said "bewilders us with it's beauty ant
fills a strangers heart with new sur
prises and continuous admiration"
The other section of the excursion re
versed the order of the one just de-
scribed, and both trains came to Lot
Angeles via Pasadena. reaching the city
about O'Clock last evening.
PERSONNEL OF THE PARTY.
The Oficers Of the Association and the
| Delegates.
The officers of the National Editoria
association are: President, w. s. Cap.
peller, ,Marahdeld, Ohio; vice-presidents
B. J. Price, Hudson, Wisconsin; T.
Sambola Jones. Baton Rouge, La; T.
V. Cooper, Media, Pa; corresponding
secretary, ]. M. Page, Jerseyville, Ill.
The2list of the delegates is as fol-
lows:
Senator P. Gray Meek, president
Pennssylvania association, Democl attic
Watchman, Bellefonte, and wife; Col.
Il. ID. Thomas, secretary state associa-
tion, Farmers Friend, Mechanicsburg,
and daughter; ex-senator 7. v. Cooper,
vice-president National association.
American, Media, wife and daughter |;
William Kennedy, recording secretary
National association, Chambersburg,
and wife; ex-senator Thos. Chalfant,
Intelligencer, Danville; Mrs. j. W..
Stofer, Star ond News, Mount JOY; Mrs.
F. E. Benedict, Item, Philadelphia !:
Harry g. Steele, Daily Dispatch, Sham
okin; A. D. Burk and wife, Ledger.
Philadelphia; Will Dawart, Daily, Sun
bury; B. F. Winger and wife, Press.
Greencastle; @. E. Steele and wife,
Free Press, Minersville; Senator Harry
A: Hall and wife, Gazette, st. Mary's;
William R0dearmel, Times, Philsdel-
phia; Fred Kurtz and wife, Reporter,
Center Hall; James B. Laird and wife,
Argus, Greensburg; Charles Harrison.
Derrick, Oil City; Miss Nellie D. Linea-
weaver, Railroad Season, Philadelphia;
Frank Mortimer, Times, New
Bloomfield; Alfred Gilbert and wife,
Herald, Pinegrove; T. H. Harter and
wife, Post, Middleburg; w. w. Tout,
Free Press, Lewistown; Hugh Lindsey
and wife, News, Huntingdon; Mrs. G.
D: Rowe, Morning Commercial, Toledo,
Ohio.
Car Diamond: R. G. Thompson and
wife. Gazette, Delaware, o.; F. H.
Campbell, Daily Tribune and Journal,
Westerly, ILL.,; Irving Watson and wife,
Narragansett Herald. Narragansett
Pier, R. L.; E. H. Dearth and wife,
Pioneer Press, St. Paul. Minn.; j. P.
Stack and wife, Stacks Bulletin, st.
Paul, Mimi; g. s. Wheaton and wife,
Pendulum, East Greenwich, R. l.;
Thos. Wetzler and wife, Eagle, Lam
caster, o.; A. e. Pangle and wife,
Morning Republican, Findlay, o.; F.
H. Glessner and wife, Courier, Findlay,
O.; W. g. Harding and wife, Daily
Star, Marion, o.; D. H. Ganmer and
wife, Signal. GAINESVILLE, o.; w. P.
Brown and wife, Columbus Record,
Columbus, O.; P. M. Cullinan and wife,
Herald, New Lexington. o.; Father
Conway. Northwestern Chronicle. st.
Paul, Minn.; 81. w. Wack. Globe, st.
Paul, MINI; W. G. Thoman, Post,
Columbus, O.
Car Columbus: W. W. Louis and wife,
Star, Lena, ILL.,, president Illinois asso-
citation; ]. M. Page, wife and son, Dem
ocrat, Jerseyville, ILL.,; E. B. Fletcher
and wife, Daily Republican, Joliet, Ill.
F. M. Greenleaf and wife, Journal,
Savanna, Ill. @. H. Rockers and wife,
Register, Hampshire, ILL.,; J. w. Clin-
ton and daughter, Press, Polo, III. A.
G. Hawley and wife, Advertiser, Lock-
port, Ill. A. G. Doine and wife, Demo-
crat, Carllnville, Ill. George w. Cyrus,
Journal, Camp Point, Ill. 1; E. E. Ellis,
Telegram, Cairo, ILL.,; 7. O. Johnston,
Reporter, Oregon, ILL.,. @. M. Tinney
and wife, Gazette, Virginia, ILL.,; George
L. Upton and wife, Gazette, Girard, Ill.
G. w. Dicas and wife, Register, Rock
vile, ILL.,; FL. D. Peters, Herald, Monti-
cello, ILL.,. r. @. Crafts, Record, Grand
Crossing, ILL.,. T. J. Anderson, Democrat,
Nashville.
Gar Chattanooga: Hon. W. Cappel-
Ter, Daily News, Mansfield, O., presi-
dent Of the National Editorial associa-
tion; A. B. White, Daily State Journal.
Petersburg, W. Va, past president
National Editorial association; Frank
Stakes and wife, Daily Tribune, Tor
onto Hon. James w. Newman and wife,
Times; Howard o. Newman, Ports
mouth, O.; Gen. James O. Amos, DailY
News, Mics Clara Amos, Sidney, or
MTS. T.. A. VdIAup, IlaCof, Oal. OQu
M. Amos, Jeffersonian, Mrs. Mary E.
Amos, Cambridge, o.; j. B. Doyle,
Daily Herald, Steubenville, o.; VIM.
Kennedy, Democratic News, recording
secretary National Editorial association;
Mrs. Mary E. Kennedy, Chambersburg,
Pa. F. A. Johnston, Shield and Ban
ner, Mansfield, o.; D. L. Bowersmith,
Ohio State Journal, Miss Bertha Bower
smith, Columbus, o.; w. +. Pabor, Col
orado Graphic, Denver; f. B. Kampf,
Democrat, Wapakoneta, O.; Mrs. Anna
H. Kampf, Wapakoneta. O.; E. r. Aid
erman, Tri-Weekly Register, Marietta,
O.. A. d. Hosterman, Daily Republic
Times, Springfield, o.; Mrs. Lizzie G.
Hosterman, James G. Gibbs, Daily Re
flector. Norwalk, o.; Mrs. Carrie w.
Gibbs, Norwalk, O.; j. B. Chew, Daily
Gazette, Mrs. Harriet L. Chew, Miss
Anna B. Chew, Xenia, O.
Car Nanon Al Knapp and wife, Ad-
vertiser. Auburn, N. Y; A. @. Kissinger
and wife, Sentinel, Rome, N. "; Fred
j. Hall and wife, Journal, Jamestown,
N. Y: w. T. Kinsley and wife, Repub-
lican, Lyons, n Y; W. D. Green and
wife, Eagle, Brooklyn, N. Y; H. A.
Rrockaway and wife, Times. Watertown.
N. Y; John Farrell, Times Union, AL
bany, N. "; George M. Shield, Enter
prise, Mt. Morris, N. Y; w. @. Stone,
Advance, Camden, N. r.; Henry Liv-
ingstcne, Signal, Babylon, N. X; James