The morning call., 1894-08-20
MEN OF THE RAIL.
A Conductors Excursion
Arrives.
Nearly Two Hundred Members of
the Association Pay a Visit
to San Francisco.

An excursion party composed of rail-
way conductors and their families reached
this city yesterday. The excursioDists to
the humber Of 176 registered at the Palace.
They came from the Conductors Con-
ventiOn, which met at Minneapolis August
9. The order is known as the Old Rell-
able Life Insurance Association of the
United States aud Canada, and a one time
numbered a memb ership Of $500. The
organization of the order of Railway Con-
d uctOrs, rival association, reduced the
mem bershlp, which at present is about
1900, with W. o. Beckley Of ST. Louis,
conductor on the Wabash. as president.
The itinery of the excursion included
visit to the Yellowstone Park, Spokane,
Seattle, Tacoma ana Portland. To-day
the party will leave for Del Monte, where
a stay of TWO days will be made. The re-
turn trip.will include visits TO Salt Lake
and Denver.
visited Golden Gate Park, the Cliff House
and other points of interest.
Those comprising the excursion party
are:
Guy Constans, Pttsburg; j. B. Cotty, ST.
Louis; n. X. Hamilton and wife Hastings; j.
A. May and wife, 5. NJ. Humphrey and wife,
Kansas City; Z: I. Morgan. Atlanta; NJ. S.
Cotton, Forth Worth; ii. ii. Washburn and
wife. Springfield, Mo-; Frank :POsen and wife,
Z. A. Church and wife, Miss Annie Ring ST.
Louis; A. B. BeDen, Michigan; ". W. Billings
ana Vile. j. M. Billings and vile. C.. M BufoId.
Nashville; }. G. Tush, Chattanooga; w. e. Har
tile Misses Boyer, PittsDurg; W. l.. Finnicum
aud Wife,. j.. l.. Garry ana wife. Des
MOines; ". S. TOxey, Indianapolis; n.
Walter hutchings and wife, HagerstOwn. Md;
ID. II. Turner aud wife, Mount Vernon, Ind.
j. w. Nayland and wife. Quincy, ILL.,; A. l..
W "a Inn irad.n al
wife, ST. Louis Miss Pattie Void. Kansas
City; j. ID. Hellber and wife, Phillipsburg
kans.; Mrs. h. q. Shepherd, Chicago; Mrs
NJ. b. Waters. Troy; c. II. Wheeler anu vile.
Chicago; IL. NJ. Casin aud wife, Atlanta; Sid
ney Meyers, Steubensvlle, Ohio; stephen b.
Porter and Miss Mary b. Porter. Columbus,
Ter, Baltimore; j. Calder, Hagerstown. Nd;
Edward FELTON,. Sunburg Pa; Peter Fox, Rah-
way, \: j.; L; Burt and daughters. New Bruins
WICK, n. j.: j.. E. Slater aud wife and II. p.
FELTON, ana wife, Columbus. ONO; w. j. Nor
gan and wife, Chicago; Z. 7. Montgomery and
L. j. Montgomery, Pittsburg; John Stevenson
Charles Cassler and daughters, Wealthy, Pa;
X. Mayhus and wife, TOrouto; d. b.
and j., P. HuiIner and:wife. Evansville, Ind.
Z. l.. Brown and wife, Des kloineS; j. A.
Stafford. Davenport; Miss Margaret Baleman,
Evansville. Ind; Miss Jessie Harris, Meridian,
Tenn; Mrs. j. Oliver and daughter Chatta-
mooga; Miss NJ. Hogue. ST. Louis; Mrs. j. b.
Flanders, Toledo. o.; Ii. Brown ana wife.
Z. Hurd and wife, Miss Grace HuId, Miss Mae
Morgan and Mis-. Z. l.. Hungerford.
Chicago; w. b. Piper, Denver; j. A
CLOSEUP and L. h. StalliDgs Atlanta;
j. w. King and NJ. Stiwell aud wife, ST. Louis;
w. b. Chislett. g. w. Mil!erd, q. q. Good 5.
S. Miller, Nj: w. Forbes. George Young. K. c.
Weeks f. ID. Cooke, j. G. Mulan aud wife,
John Reeee and wife, Piltsburg; j. +. JewetL
and wife, New Orleans; &. Z. Dunber and wife,
New Orleans; r. L. Hays. PlttsbuTg; S. N.
Bonnell ana wife, w. F. Hoffman aud wife, j.
L. Keith and Miss Flora Warner, Youngstown,
Ohio; John BOllOna and wife, w. A. Shafer
and wife, S. v Betters and wife, w. Stevens,
San Antonio, Tex.