Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
4 WONDERFUL TRIP.
Isl, Thousand Nile Journey on Only
One Cent
MUST De COVERED IN 100 DAYS
7brllliur Experience OF Two Young
Enterprisiug chicago News
papermtn.

rt,,e arrived in this city to-day
,,., how nobody seems to kuow-J'
.,snc.. Payne, a bright, wideawase
preventative Of the Chicago Irb'"o.
NEWS representative had tue
,iss,ufe Of meeting and interviewing
hat gentlemen this afternoon.
H., epswtr TO questions be ssid; 81 |
IN. WORLD. Fair city on Septvm. |
~ llih ats O'Clock =. m. ~ company /
,',t6 Feed Julian sydney AHlHclhl |
,,,,sroudent VI the Chicago Im-9i !
~ tie avoWod purpose Of covering |
anna miles In 100 days ON cnliiN ni |
w., cont, with n eide wager OF t1Vuu' |
sbguld either or both Of 90 rcach
gbirarn on our return trip by =. M.
~ D,ceuber gDlh,we will be preceded
with $500 each ny cur pagers.
UOur experiences were IA many
,sspscts thrilling, though not pafticu-
IfE, unpleasant until WE itachtc hla
Angelo. and gave us much inluthlh'
non tina, could not hr oblaitci uhuo'
any other circumstances.
eve arrived at L0- Angles about
three weeks ago IN the iniNst %,
Lew rntgatoTm aud whilu WAKING
.esv fnridly along tue street MI. sgd
- hnu the misfortune b fall cauainE
r6mpound fracture Of the uHht
t.g below the kurc. OF course
30 we're without money anu lnu
=, do some rustling; hut / tuccrrdcd IN
eating n couple OF good physicians "
sttsnJ 10 MI. Sydney's injufi,s AMI
fcmained with him until lac was be-
,,rd danger. My trip from Los Az
49,. hare was uuvVuuttul,
81 will not cay what time / arrived
In Salt Lake TO-DAY nor on what irain !
.amo In on as 1 do not shut 10 com'
rTnmiso any ut the railway boys
,rLo were Kind enough ~ assist
me In beating my way. l leave
mere between this and tomorrow morn
Inc Tar Ogden and will travel VIA Don'
yef. Oniahp. Kansas, -. Louis anu
on 10 Chicago. havrsUvcnieou day
lsr la which tU cover ! 900 miles. lhlr
lam confident I can do"
In regard 10 the details OF tlis
rather remarkable Journey, Mt Payne
roBtiuurt: eve vHHtud through the
state OF Alabama riding IA anu on the
ION Of freight cars guu IN every llhti
conceivable way. Tho railroads ol
mat slato are manned with negro
hrukomou,an a. fu.ci they were very
brutal. Conductors would cay III
many cases, we cam, tote you, be-
causn II We DO We do we'll have 10 FEED
you AMI We won't do that
cat New orleans we eIcut four uayl
writing for our papers. Whilu Ia that
city We were given % reception
by the newspaper people at thu OIy m
30 club. Among thoto present wa
Vice. President Thofne OF the Ie1W
Pacific, whom rumor says WI
marry Helen Gould. daughtu
Of the late railway megha'g
that name. Mr.. IhOfne ouorel
he transrottntlou over tLo Fort Worn
but this we refused ~ We were pro
ptcsslng RAPIDLY over another route
That official assured us, however
that VIZ would have no ir,uhl
ia passing over the Texas "a
cinc and we didn't. What b
taid or did by wire or letter ON a.
luiet | dun'l know. But this much
certain, that every conductor We en-
countefcd after that seemed ~ knot
All about II.
"The worst OF our jourue,
was In Mexico. We wer
OBLIGED 10 subsist mainly %
tamhleu, aud our atumacnH uil'i
tate kindly 10 that sort OF food, VIM
IN Mexico We witnessed several uu
iighta. We made our way 10 III Fai
over the Mexican Central. From j
pasl 10 San FrauciscO We were q
uUoJo pnssungOrd,
81 got IA letter from Mr.. Sydney
few days ago aud although disabled y
expects 90 Tgtume his travels short
with view Of getting through o
time. But fear ho cannot DO IT,"
Asked Es 10 what prompted u
Journey Mr.. Payne replied; "a Ne
York newrpalcr recently got u zoo
deal Of advertising OUT ot slmll
scheme and It was adopted W Ol
papers for that very purpose"