The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
VARY IN ATLANTA.
The Editorial Trip OF the Peninsu-
lar Press Association.
FROM WASHINGTON TO GEORGIA.
Guests OF the southern RAILWAY aud the
ExpssItiaa-Those who Attended.
Especial oorrespondenco.l

ExpssItian-Those who Attended.
Especial Correspondence)
ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. i6.-Ths Peninsular
Press Association of Delaware and the
Eastern Shore OF Maryland arrived hero
Sunday night. tired, dirty aud good
nntursd, The party numbered about 90.
wives and daughters with them. Head.
quarters IA at tho Oriental Hotel, though
a few are stopping elsewhere.
The association left Washington on
Saturday at Ills a. M, and arrived at
Danville. N, o.. $50 .. m. Here the hun.
cry newspaper crowd did full justice to o
splendid supper. which had been provided
Tor the occasion.
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Was very courteous In furnishing two
special cnre at Waehington for tho party.
cutting of nil other passenger coaches
and making our train the first section.
Consequently while our people were
busily engaged at supper the Danville
passengers were bdsy iiilinR our two cara
Result, great comm otion. crying bnbies.
somo merrIment A moving scene! Gen.
erui r,,;;,s.nblin1 for hsgrnps: = isas.iiiGG OF
elbows. aid stomach pIa6has 20 aid di'
gestion at either door. Hcnceforih
dozen self appointed ddoorkespers guarded
,ae privacy Of the great and little
Mogule.
The trip to Danvlle was made In excel.
lent time and wns highly entertaining.
Ths scenery is not OF the picturesque
mountainous character. though there are
numerous vistns of The mountains that
are very pleasing. Ihe Southern Rail-
way is splendidiy equipped as to rolling
stock and Ito ruadbed seems to lie In line
condition. else II could not maintain the
rcr1arkable time 1t does ON -all through
trains and such distances! Enough to
ma Il tsall tNs saIE
The country 1t trasersee to Danvllle Is
enid to be coin paratlvely new. certain it
Is that the soil In very many portions OF
Virginia and North Carolina is very un.
productive this season. Lack OF rain OF
course had KiIiing effect on many crops
FIELDS OF POPPED CORN
the fields OF cotton resemble, and they
are curiosity. to te sure, in their snowy
whiteness. All tile party were glad to
secure some of the blossoms he crop
Is greatly dlrniDished by the long
drought. Iu North Carolina the work OF
gathering 1t usually lasts until January
II will be over this year by November.
The cLrn crop seems really begRarly.
Nowhere 10 there more than single stock
| with one ear to u bill. and many are only
| half grown. Tobacco stained log smoke
| houses arc seen scattered here and there.
| Here IL where they cure it.
Many OF us stretched our legs ut tho
| stations aud were besivged by colored
| vencers OF chicken sandwiches and fruit.
i They did q rushing bueiGess. for all appe
tites were growing some darkies wanted
| to stand OH their hends for cent, aud
they stood. Our elaborate
| BLUE SILK BADGES
which all woar. seemed to attract thell
attention. They are pretty affairs, with
| niokle crosebar. gold fringe and printed
In silver the design OF two quilis. aud the
words: ''Pspinsular Press Association oi
Delaware and Eastern Maryland, Atlanta
Exposition. 1895"
AT Montpelier, Va. so mlles from Wash
| ingion o gli,apse was bud Of President
Madis' MS old homo. 1t is Quilt In true
colonial style.
We reached Charlotte. N O., In time tS
say good Sunday morning. 1t was
sleepy, weary crowd. We remained unit
noon and were treated royalty by tn
Mayor and City Counclimen and tn
Manufacturers Club.
But as TO Charlotte, will have to tel
you moro about her agaln aud the attrac
live olty of 90 600 she is is. We were takeI
for ride through the city to Dllwortt
park.
THE EDITORIAL PARTY.
The following compose tho porty an,
the papers they publish or represent:
| Col. L. L. Cooper and Miss Mary R
| Cooper. Index" Dover, Del.
II. L. HyneOn and wife, Milford New
and Advertiser.
Miss Mary Hall and Miss Ames Hall
Dover.
Dr. Chas. Twllley and wife, Chestertowi
Enterprise,
G. J. Freeman and Mics Lottie Jones
MIddletown Transcript.
Wilson III. Tyler. Easton, Md, Gazette
| George Bartlett and Misses Powell
Easton, Md, Star.
Mrs. g. Hadaway and Mrs. .Alrleh Easton
Md. Ledger.
G. W. Murshail und wife. A. D. Marshal
| lhermBn Marshall. Milford, Del.
Col. W. Ii. Stevens. wife and daughter
Seaford News.
l. X Bowen and wife. Newark Ledger
Charles Horn, Wilmington Delaware
| Farm and Home.
@. W. Kenny. LAUREL
@. A. HostinRs. Sussex Countlan George
| town.
Il. L. Dunn. Dover Index.
Dr. I. M. Wilkinson, Dover.
| William Salisbury and Miss III. L. Saule
bury. Dover Delawarean.
Miss Bertha Hoilecker. Smyrna Times
| Miss Clair Cooper Ksuton, Md.
IL. l.. Dodd aud Fred u. Usilton, Kenl
News, ChestsTtown, Md.
W. b. Copper and wife. Chestertowi
Transcript.
Charles ii. Vary. Wilmington Saturday
| Evening and Sunday Republic.
Jamas swan and 4. +. Fisher. Denton
Md. Union.
B S. HighIey, Mrs. DR.. Greenly and Mis-
Kirby. Trappe. Md. lines,
W. b. Tomlinsou anu wife, Delawar
Dem ocrat. Georgetown. Dol.
M. V. Brewingion and wife, Saulis bur
Md, Wioomico News.
q. L. Stengle aud wife. Dover, Por
. Deposit Press.
q, A. Grlse and wife. Georgetown Con
ference Herald.
Ihos. Il. Pogne. L. W. Hamilton, Rising
Sun, Md, Midland journal.
u Polk Steele and w. II. Anderson
! Dcnton (Md journal.
J. Miller Thomas and Miss Emma Y
Thomas, PeniHsulas Methodist, OF VII
| mington.
The Association mst Tuesday night Il
the reading room Of the Oriental. whel
the following officers were elected:
Pre1ldsnL Is. y. Highley, Trappe Times
LIST Vice president. Rev. @. A. arlse. Con
florence Herald.
2nd vlcs president, III. V, Brewingto ton
Salisbury Nows.
Secretary and treasurer @. j. Freeman
Middlotown New Era
Executive Com mittee, Col. c. I. Cooper
DpYer lpdax; Col. ". II. Stevens, Seafor
News; ". III. Tyler. Eastou Gazette; Gee
h. Nj. Stengle. tqrt Deposit Press; Lel
Bowen. Newark Ledger.
CHARLES H. VARY,