The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-04-02
Delegation of New Jersey Ed
tors Will Arrive To-
THEY WILL BE WELCOMED
GOVERNOR AND MRS. RUSSELL
VIII, TENDER RECEPTION.
WILL BE SHOWN THE CITY
On Saturday Morning Drive 10 'ne
Principal Points OF interest
Will Be Taken About
tho CITY.

rointed by the Chamber of Commerce to
receive the delegation of New Jersey
editors who will reach the city this after
noon at five o'clock, on a special train
over the Seaboard Airline, held a meet
ing.
This morning the members of the COM
: mittee, with few others, will leave at
ten O'Clock on a special train for Southern
Pines. There they will meet the New
Jersey editors, and accompany them to
Raleigh, reaching here at five O'Clock.
The visitors will then be Immediately
conducted to the State Museum-the
most attractive exhibit of resources
to be found anywhere in the country
and shown what North Carolina can do
in every department. Most Of the things
the New Jersey editors will see in their
tour through North Carolina will be du-
plicated to some extent in other Southern
States, but our Museum here as unique
in the South and has no rival worthy Oh
the name. There will not be visitor
Of the whole delegation who Will not 1eel
repaid for the whole trip by the fayora-
BILE impression of the State and it's pro-
gressiveness their visit to the Museum
will give them. After the visit to the
Museum. the editors will be escorted
to the Marlborough House, at which
hotel they will stop during their stay IN
Raleigh.
RECEPTION AT THE GOVERNORS
MANSION.
At 8 O'Clock tonight reception will
he rendered by the Governor and Mrs
Russell The Governor and Mrs. Rus-
Of fl,n 4 auNla of
Commerce, mayor, State officers and
their wives and others will compose the
receiving party, and the occasion will
bring together the progressive citizen
ship-men and women-Of the city at
the Executive Mansion, and all citizens
are cordially invited to join in honoring
the distinguished visitors. There will be
music. and light refreshments will be
served.
On Saturday morning at nine O'Clock.
the Mayor, President of the Chamber of
Commerce, and the special Reception
committee will meet the visitors and take
them on a carriage drive through the city,
visiting the Centennial Graded School,
Shaw University, the Murphy School,
the Governors Mansion, Peace Insti-
tue. Raleigh Cotton Mills, Pilot Cotton
Mills. the Capital, Department of Agri-
culture. Supreme court building, Confed-
crate Monument, ST. Mary's School, the
Agricultural and Mechanical College. the
PulIen Park, and other objects of inter-
est in and about the city. They will
leave on the II 81 train on the Seaboard
Airline for the North.
THE RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
The Reception committee, appointed by
gu 70, aix-nf he
visiting editors who will arrive to-day,
have accepted an invitation rendered by
Mr.. III. S. Leard, of the S. A. H., to go
to Southern Pines to meet the New Jer-
sey delegation. They will leave at ten
a. m. 1t is hoped every member of the
committee who possibly can get away,
will join the party and go out to South
ern Pines this morning. Those who can
not get away, will be at the depot upon
the arrival of the special at p m., to
accompany the editors to the State Mu-
scum. The committee is composed of the
;. following:
Josephus Daniels, chairman; Mayor
i Russ, r. B. Raney, John Y MacRae,
Geo. Allen, G. G. Iatta, C. J. Hunter
+. B. Hill, Greek o. Andrews, w. III
Williamson, Jno. G. Drewry, JOS. T.
Pogue, III. S. Leard, n. b. Broughton
e. l.. Mofftt, Ashby Baker, J. l.. Ram
sey, w. E. Ashley, w. w. Hayward, NJ
Rosenthal j. w. Bailey. and l.. T.
Brown ~~-~-----~~
The following is the personnel of tn,
party of New Jersey editors:
Joseph G. Kingdom, Mrs. Joseph c
Kingdom, James l.. Jamison. Mt. Holly
VIM r. Wills. Herald. Mt. Holly; Chas
C. Mcbride, Mrs. c. c. Mcbride Jour
nal, Elizabeth: Thos. Holmes Gazette
Trenton: Charles III. Levy, Advertiser
Trenton; Harry G.. Valentine. New Yorl
Journal, Trenton; John Rellstale. Times
Trenton; T. l.. Gilbert, Emporium, Tren
ton: e. G. Stahl. Staats Journal. Tren
ton: VIM II. DufIield. Constitution
Woodbury.: f. G.. Duflield. Advertiser
Woodbury.: George w. Pither. News
Swedesboro: Charles l.. Batten. News
Swedestboro; Alfred =. Cooper, Gazette
Game Nav. G. f.: Mrs. Alfred Cooper
Cane MAY C. H.: Il. t. Armstrong an'
Mrs. r. +. Armstrong. Enterprise. Key
mort: Charles f. Tindel FREEDMAN
ewBrunswick; Geo. S. Silzer, Times
New Brunswick Jas. S. Wright. Mrs
T. S. Wright, Chronicle, st. George
Kempson, Democrat, A. II. Daniel, Her
aid. II. f. Pickersgill. Republican, Peril
Amboy: Henry =. Brown. Department
of Labor. Washington, ID. c.; Frank w
Baldwin, Mrs. Il. w. Baldwin, Chronicle
Orange; I'hos. Il. Ludlam, Mrs. I. E
Indian. Miss Ludlam, Times, Sea Isl,
City: DR.. George Nicholson, Post. Cam
den: i. G.. Muller, Journal, Atlanta
City: VIM. NJ. Haskell, Journal, Allan
tic City; Morton Pennypacker, VIM
ID. pennypacker and Chester Penny
packer. Torch, Ashbury Park; Samue
Breckenridge. Sun. Woodbridge: $. II
Dalrymple. Inquirer. Metuchen; ID. y
Messler, Democrat, Somerville; John Nj
Reiner, Herald, Elizabeth; u. Il. Harris
News, Patterson; ID. A. Ransom, News
Jersey City; ]. II. II. Proctor, Budget
Bayonne; Addisons Ely, Jr., Herald
Rutherford; Cook C0nkling. Herald
Rutherford; C.C.Ltus, Herald, Reading
Pa; Frank q. RunyOn, Leader, Allen
town, Pa; Frank A. Haywood, Southern
Progress, Philadelphia, Pa; d. l.. Ris