The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-01
A Large Perty of Railway People
Coming.
ARE VISITING THE COAST.
Passenger and Freight Conductors
Mutual Aid Society.
President Flory With the Party A Rio
Grande Western Syndicate Organized
superintendent of Machinery
Appointed-New Agent.

Inc members OF the hallway PaSSen-
ger and Freight Conductors Mutual
Aid society, about $50 strong. will ar
rive in Salt Lake shortly. The party
is making a tour of the coast, and
while in Salt Lake Will stop at the
Knutsford
At the head of the party is Joseph
Flory, Of St. Louis, president of the
association. He rs indefatigable lin
his efforts to make the tour a success.
and he is succeeding very well. Among
the other officers of the society with
the excursion are G. R. Cashier, of
jackson, Mich, first vice president. and
A ". Corners, of Chicago, Q. p. Tain
tor, Of Chicago, and B. f. Head, of
Chicago, directors.
MEMBERS OF THE PARTY.
The names of the excursionists are
as follows: F. NJ. Richardson and
wife; j. P. Bentley, wife, daughter and
son, New Albany Ind; George Part
ridge and WIFE, G. f. Cashier and wife,
Jackson. Mich: Trainmaster w. w.
Straight and wife. Caledonia, n. Y;
E. F. May and wife. Mobile, Miss; O..
T. Johnson and wife. Indianapolis; H.
M. Mounts jr., and mother, 1ndianap-
oils; J. J. Downer and wife. Frankfort,
Ind; c. c. Ellison and wife, J. B. Wetty
and wife, Indianapolis; J. L. Human
and wife. Chicago: j. w. kirchbaum
and Miss Kirchbaum. p. Falleren. o.
n. Marshall and wife, w. p. Lake.
wife and son, Mrs. Murray and daugh-
ter and Miss Caskey, st. Joe, Mo; S.
G. Tyler and wife, w. c. Cross and
wife. Burlington. Ia; J. L. Servis, J.
Z. Barry and wife. John Mccall. j. c.
Turner and wife, H. H. Fennimore and
wife, D. q. Mccain and wife, Mrs. ].
r. Wood, Burlington, Ia; Thomas
Ryan and wife, J. W. Doyle and wife,
w. H. Wilson, wife and sister, L. B.
Cornell and wife A w. Connors, F.
a. Bunnell and wife, Lake Shore, O.;
p. Featherston. B. S. Waite. wife and
child Harry Price, I. q. Winders
and wife, w. c. Lowen, wife and sis
ter A. Lenfester. Frank Champlin and
wife, Ohio; Frank Hart and wife, De
troit, Wabash Road; L. L. Halstead
and wife, Detroit; ]. d. Devine and
wife, Pittsburg; H. M. Marshall and
WIFE Santa Fe, Kansas City; Mrs.
Bradbury and sister, Toledo, Ohio;
Mrs H. T Moulton. H. R. Garfield
and wife, Chicago; Charles Herd and
son, Chicago; Mr.. Mogg. depot master
Illinois Central, Chicago; J. J. Mills
paugh and wife, Sioux City; NJ. Crow
der and wife, Bloomington, H.; E. B.
oliver and wife, G. G. COPELAND, wife
and sister, St Louis; T. H. Clark, 3.
F. Head, wife and son, Chicago; j. c.
Cummings and wife, Milwaukee; D.
D. Goodrich and wife, A. F. Willis and
wife Milwaukee; John Clayton and
wife, Milwaukee; B. A Wright and sis
ter, Milwaukee; Mrs. Borland Chicago;
Aaron Barnes, Niagara Falls. Ontario;
O. p. Taintor and wife, Chicago; E.
A Wright and wife, Milwaukee; Sam
Waugh and wife, Bloomington, H.; H.
A Morgan and the Misses Morgan,
Decatur H.; Dan Camerer, St Louis,
Wabash; R. w. Mcclure st. Louis,
Missouri Pacific; ]. S. Campbell, wife
and daughter, Decatur; w. B. Hume
man, st. Louis; G. A. LOOmiS, wife and
son, Chicago; H. S. Monaghan, wife
and son; W. A. Devenney and wife
Centralia, H.; Phil Shoup and wife
c. F. Rexinger and wife, c. E. Baugh-
man, Idaho; Sol Stevens, wife and sis
ter, Mobile, Miss; Mrs. Cooper, sister
and neice, Chicago; George Burt and
wife, Colorado Springs; S. D. Johnson
and wife, Colorado Springs; James
Fuller and wife, Colorado Springs; J.
b Wilstach, Pocatello. Idaho.
A SPLENDID RECORD.
The Mutual Aid and Benefit asso-
citation of the United States, Canada
and Mexico is in its twentieth year,
and has a membership of $1,000 1t
has paid out in that time over $500 900,
and not a, cent has ever gone missing.
The management has been admirable.
During the last two years $780, 500
were paid in benefits. On the death,
or total disability, of a member, the
society pays 81, 500.
President Flory has been president
of the organization three times in sue
cession. He is a conductor on the
Wabash road, and a most active and
energetic young man. Mr.. Cashier,
the first vice-president, is one of the
leading spirits in the society and takes
q very active interest in the present
excursion. He is trainmaster of the
Michigan Central road at Jackson,
Michigan.
H A Morgan, of Decatur, H., IS the
oldest conductor in the party and the
Oldest conductor on the Wabash road
east of the Mississippi He has been a
conductor for thirty-four years.