The herald., 1895-04-29
MOUNT LOWE
Throngs Of Tourists Among the Clouds.
Senator Culiom Ascends the Incline

Throngs Of Tourists Among the Clouds.
Senator Culiom Ascends the Incline
ECHO MOUNTAIN. April %. Clouds
and sunshine make an exquisite COM
blnation on Echo Mountain. The fantas-
tic shadows drifting over the wide land
scape, alternately darkening and lighting
up towns, orange groves, green meadows,
low ranges of hills, and the distant sea
coast, present succession of beautiful
pictu es that delight the artistic eye aud
appreciatiye soul.
A large number of tourists have visited
the mountains during the past few days.
Edward Casey OF Murphy, Grant d Co.,
the San Francisco dry goods firm, was
accom- panied by Miss Nellie Desmond and
Miss Minnie Lawler of Los Angeles.
Senator Cullom, wife, and family were
among the guests of Echo Mountain on
Sunday night They were entertained by
Prof. Lowe. The senator and professor
INDUCED in many "reminiscences OF war
times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Raymond made
with Prof. Lowe.
Edward w. Price was accompanied by
his sister, Miss S. l.. Meary of New York
and her friend, Mrs. NJ. S. Wing. The
ladies had travelled extensively in Europe
and America, but have looked down upon
no landscape surprising tne Dan Uapflel
valley in beauty and variety of charm.
They will spend several days on the
mountains.
J. B. Anderson of the Santa Barbara
Press exhibited the various attractions of
the Mount Lowe railroad to his mother,
Mrs. J. G. Anderson of lie Roy, N. Y,
and his sister Miss Sophie G. Anderson
of the same place.
"a highly interested party consisted
of Mr.. and NJ P. F. Schumacher, E. A.
Preuss and Kenneth Preuss of Los An
geles and Mrs. l.. Wagner of San Fran
CISCO
Austin Sperry. head of the Touring
mill trust, and Miss B. S. Sperry of San
Francisco were in the mountains with
Misses C. G. and j. P. Simpson of Stock
Jose Antonio Lopes of Havana Cuba,
enjoyed the trip with his friend, L. c.
Maravilla of Los Angeles.
Other foreigners consisted of W.WilSon
London, England; Mrs. r. +. Allen, Ed
inburgh, Scotland s and A. W. Carscallea,
member, Of parliameht,s Mla4rimora,, Can
ada. ,--a-. ..,,,4,-t,,,.. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gopdrich were guests of
Captain and Mrs, 'Sea1nans of the Echo
Mountain hodse. "a" 'i"a' ''2a hi'1l 81
George H Swift; son ofithe president of
the great Chicago packing house, took a
trip over the bride roads toodthe higher
Summits.r % Tt7a+9 fatst,7Tte f,-i:
Among other Los Angeles visitors were
mine host G. G. Bilicke of the Holl en-
beck hotel Mrs. Mary +. Hart and son
Eugene. Mrs. William Pridham, Mrs. ].
e. Platter, Mrs. J. E. Lewis and Miss l..
J. Lewis. w. G. Barnwel. freight agent
Santa Fe system; Miss Hattie Chapman,
Mrs. NJ. J. Worsham and Mrs. W. J. Wor-
sham.
From various eastern cities came Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Crandall, st. Louis; Mrs.
p. C. Severance and two children, Bos
tom f. A. Van Week and j. Ryan, San
Antonio; R. s. Stevens and W. G. Van
Week. Houston; Merritt W. Pinckney
and Mrs. Raymond, A. Wells. Chicago
Mrs. Edward G. Smith, Miss Florence V.
Smith and f. H. d. Banks, Philadelphia /;
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Cox. Bloomington !;
M. +. Miner. New London Mrs. John
Hang, Mrs. c. Henry Stinson and Miss
S. S. Freddy, Norristown; Charles X
Davis, Cincinnati.
Work is progressing on the railway ex-
tension from Echo mountain to Crystal
springs. 1900 feet higher. among the giant
pines. Plans for dining hall and cot
tages to be erected there are now being
prepared. 1t will be delightful summer
retreat.