The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-27
COAL MEN ON 4 VISIT
Over One Hundred New JerSeyiteS Are Now
in The City.
They GANG ON A PLEASURE TRIP
Last Night They Visited the South
Side Steel Works and Inspected
Them-Today They Will Take a
Trip Over the Delaware and Hud-
son Gravity Road to Honesdale,
Members of the Party.

The New Jersey Coal exchange mem.
bors many Of them accompanied by
their wives. the whole party number
ing 100 persons, arrived in this city
Inst evening and are quartered at the
Wyoming. The travellers are on pleas
nre bent ana are from Nawark and
vicinity They arrived on special
train Of fivs coaches over the Jersey
Central road, which left Newark yea
terday morning.
District Passenger Agent Swisher OF
the Jersey Central, and T. Il. White, OF
the Wyoming, mot the train at Upper
Lohigh. whore stop WAS made for
dinner and n visit to Prospect Ledge.
The view was so grand and the air SO
fine that the train war delayed in CON
timing the journey ana arrived here
an hour and half iate at 7 O'clock.
Aitor snpper at tho Wyoming a visit
was made to tho South works, where,
under the guidance of Eugene TnGyer.
agent Of the Jarsey Central. who has
conducted many partlea through the
mill, the process Of msnufactura wae
studied. The party was taken to and
from the works on thai. special train,
WILL GO TO HoNEsDALE.
At s 30 o'clock this morning the
Houes1ale and gravity road trip will be
made, returning here for dinner Dur
ing tho afternoon the visitors will in =
spect various manufacturing plants,
the mines or points Of interest, as they
may elect, until 4 80 o'clock, when they
will leave for Wilkes-B Barre. They
will he quatere1 in Wilkes Barre at
the Wyoming Valley house tonight and
in the morning will go down the Red
Ash mine. leaving for Newark in the
afternoon.
This is the eighth excursion of tho
New jersey coal exchange and their
second visit as body to this city.
They were mere about eight years ago
lhe last trip was made two years ago
10 Jeddo, Wilkes-Barr and Niagara
Falls.
Many Of the present party who were
intervie we'd by II TRIBUNE reporter had
not baen in Scranton since the visit OF
eight years aCo. They were loud In
their praise Of the metropolitan ap-
poarance of tho city and the men who
had brought about the change There
was q general expression of disappoint
ment that more time had not been ar
ranged for their stay here.
MEMBERS OF THE PARTY.
The party is composed of the follow
ing:
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Gee Miss Maud Mil
Ter, MIR. and Mrs. F. Tegen, jr., Rev. JOIN
Handley. Miss Bandley, Mr.. and Mrs. j
Betz Miss Schmidt, Miss Carrie NJ. Crank
Mr. and Mrs l.. T. Milford, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Z. Z. Mills, Master Mills, Mr. anC
Mrs. William Taylor, Miss Cockefair, MIR
and Mrs. }. S GenrD, MIR. and Mrs. Il. NJ
Rodgers, MIR. and Mrs. r. H. Val
Horn, MIR. and Mrs. Holcomb, Mr.. and Mrs
L. b. Holcomb MIR and Mrs. c. B. Conant
Miss II. Il. Conant, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Sale
dar, Lewis BrieteniG, G. i. Giessle, J. W
Molick, J. c. Cutting, G. L. Robcnstein
h. NJ Brotz f. A. Flonry, J. L. Schwartz
j. Craig. c. Aulck, A. Allgsker, D. Whit
ncy, f. E. Jones, b. G. Keuser, D. Mer
chant, i. Stevens, W. w. Hill, A. Kauf
hold w. S. Sciger, S. w. Freeman
q. s. Hayes, G. NJ. Douglas
A. +. Bartlett, c. S. Hoffman
W. II. Crozior, J Burlow, C. Heath, L
c. Keisor, A. Stoll, II. Finch, r. P. Wi
son, q. W. Williamson. Z. Ulrich, +. N
Sterling, A. S. Hague. p. Blowitt, c. Lei
maui, j. j. Schmidt, T. S. Wilson
j. Remer, l. w. Soaring, A. Nc
Kenzie, B. Ulrich. j. G. Stremple,
N. Lanning, f. p. Drake w. NJ. Fairlct
John Newton, T. U. Saward, Z. L. Irving
Fred Andreas, A. NJ. Titus, W. f. Bergen
g. Il. Spottswood, F. Cart, Horace Cranl
and r. White, of the Black Diamond:
B. Beidelman, of tho Lehigh Valley Raj
road company; a. II. Rosa, OF tho Della
ware and Hudson Canal company; A. l
Melville, of the Lehigh Valley Coal con
pany.