Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-26
WELCOME The WORKERS.
Press League Delegates Halt at Santa
Fo on Their Jaunt From Ocean
to Ocean.
"Details Of the Arrangements fer Their
Reception and Welc0me-Gossip
About the Strangers.


TheGclegates Who have been in at
tendance upon the annual session OF the
League of Press Clubs at
San Francisco are booked to arrive in
Santa Fe by special train at 6 80 o'clock
this evening en- route to their eastern
homes. Owing to the unavoidable delay
which befell their train last nj Int on the
eastern division Of the A. q p. road many
features ofthe elaborate program prepared
for their reception to-day were seriously
interfered with, yet the greeting accorded
the eighty odd members Of this body OF
representative American journalists will be
none the les marked and enthusiastic
when their special gets in.
Acting Mayor q. W. Knaebel and Vice,
president Wedeles of the Board Of Trade
met the party at lamy Junction and will
accompany them TO the city. At the de-
pot Gov. Prince and staff and Il military
escort OF two companies Of infantry from
Fort Marcy, headed by the 10Th infantry
band, will welcome the guests, and the
members OF the citizens reception com
mittee, each with carriage at his disposal,
will not be long in packing the vehicles
with the new COmefs after the train halts
The original program providing for &
stop at the capitol, where an address Of
vel ONE and responses viii take place
will now be carried out.
In response to a generally expressed de-
sire by wire on the part of the visitors tC
see the historic city, the carriages then wi
be sent dashing toward The various points
of interest someW hat after the fashion O
that true American in The Bankers
Daughter" who did the public places il
Paris once upon time in such short or
der.
To serve the visitors in their sigh
seeing rounds the committee had struck
several hundred programs showing somt
thirty-fve points OF more or esslnterest Il
the stranger and these will be supplied tC
all the guests upon their arrival AZ Lamy
junction. The failure of the party t
arrive sooner also forced the cancellation
of the afternoon plaza concert which Col
Pearson had planned out of compliment
to the guests, but beautiful souvenir pro
grams, printed on cream colored silk
have been prepared and this feature OF thu
program will take the form of concer
at the capitol when the following program
will be rendered
March, National Fencl' les ...........-. Sous,
Overture, Medley .... ..,,.,.. e., BOrtBe
HOlerO Song, In Old Madrid. d.. .......... TrOter
Waltz, oUhre Las Oias. ......- arg. CreutZ0urt
Pat oil of the GnOmrS o.. .. ..... Ellenbprl
Spanish Fantasia, La PalOma. ......a arg Missut
Song and Dance, The Darkics Dream .Lansln!
Mexican 5 ing, La GolOndrina arg. Creut2burl
America Our Country ,,.... ...,... arg. htue
At 7 80 this evening the members o
the Board Of Trade and the citizens o
the committees will tender them a recep
ton and luncheon al the governors pal
ace. The visitors will remain in SAINTS
Fe over tonight and until ! | O'Clock to
morrow forenoon.
The following is a full list of the visi
tors who come Oh the special train:
New York Press club-Delegates Viii
liam Berri (chajrman), Brooklyn Stand
ard Union, and wife; Charles W. Price
Electrical Review, and wife; W. r. Wor
rail-, Mail and Express, New York, RnC
wife; Major T. 7. McElrath, American
ANALYST, New York, and wife j. l. Char
louis, The School Journal, New York, an'
wife George i. Lyon, Law journal, ant
wife Thomas H. Evans, New York rep
resentatlve Chicago Tribune and Sal
Francisco Chronicle, and wife; Alfred +
PearsaI, Commercial Advertiser, anC
lady Miss MattsonJ; L. B. Phelps, TIT
Club, and lady Miss Kellogg; Charle
H. George, New York CORES pOndent Bal
timore American and lady Miss Cottrel)
samuel c. Austin, Associated Press
Marshall 7. Wilder, Sunday Advertiser
New York. Alternately. N. Penny
United Press. Invited Guests-W. Nild'
and wife Mrs. Frank Lesle); Miss Kate
Field, editor Kate FEEDS Washington
DR.. A. S Hunter and wife, Medical Rec
ord Foster Coates, managing editor Mai
and Express, and Miss Elita Proctor
Otis.
Boston Press Club-Delegates j. G
Morse, Boston Herald; William B. Alex
ander, Transcript, and lady Miss Par
loa) j. s. Keller, Herald; William c
Gront, Herald, and lady Miss Chamber
AIM; +. j. Carpenter, Advertiser; vii
liam B Smart, Post.
Buffalo Press Club-Delegates: Byrol
R Newton, Daily News; Eugene }
Fleury, Daily Express.
German Press Club, New York-Dele
gate: DR.. John Frederick, American
sche Schweizer Zeitung.
Cleveland Woman's Press Club-Dele
gate: Mrs. Elroy NJ. Avery, CLEVELAND
Ohio.
Chicago German Press Club--Delegate
Emil Hoechster and wife.
Grand Radios Press Club-Delegate
/ L. B Fisher.
Canton Press Club, Canton, Ohio
Delegate: T. X. AIbaugh, and Mrs. Judg
Albaugh, Canton Democrat.
German Press Club, Milwaukee, Wi
delegate: julius Muehe and wife.
Georgia Woman's Press Club-Del,
gate: Mrs. William King, Atlanta Cor
stitution, Atlanta.
| Journalists Club, Baltimore-Delegate
John StiIlman, Baltimore American.
New England Woman's Press Associi
ton, Boston-Delegate Mrs. Lulu
Upman, Boston Gazette.
PIttsburg Press Club - Delegates
George II Welshons and wife, Pittsbur
Times; William II. Davis, Commerce.
Gazette; L. d. Bancroft and lady, Di'
patch; I. j. keenan, (ex-president Of tn
league) and sister, Press.
Philadelphia Press Cub-Delegate ]
Henry Martin and wife, Philadelphia
Item.