Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
ENDEAVORERS HERE.
Delayed Trains, However, Arc hOa
Coming in Fast.
10000 TO $4,000 WILL BE HERE.
DIFF rent Bslim aies by the Union Pa.
ciflc aud Rio Grande Wcshr1
The Uilicial Program,


anu delayed trains nus deiayel the
lngress OF Christian Endeavor txcut-
siOnisis. Tho Indications arc however
mat July as many az estimated
though their stay may be shortened.
Vur.ous Iep5rts OF the Unioa PAoific's
carrying mors than 1t was expec.ei
hat r,ai would and OF trains making
no stvpOver h re- Oh account OF the
morning's storm were cuffsnt during
The day. 1t is lerrned rom the raj :
roads, however, tua lust as maoy rs
we're expected VIII Ue here .ven II
hat number Is not exceeded.
The following buiieiin was issued
by the local passenger department
OF the Union Pacific today:
Wednesday, June S0.--Twenty.
three specials left Umahs pnu Kanss
CITY, with an average OF 800 persJ 8
each.
Thursday, July l Thirteen specials
left Omaha anu Kansas CITY, with an
average of 375 ptrtone eacn.
Friday, July Is x specials let
Omaha anu Ksnsa' CITY, with an
aveFnQe OF $40 persons ench.
All trains are runnin. on schedule
time. The Christian Endeavor mana.
gers are enthusiastic over the splendid
service.
1t will be seen by this that the
Union Pacific Is carrying into D.nver
nearly 900 people anu they say that
this Is sixty five per cent of the Chrii-
tisn EnCeavor business. Ii this Ia true
The whole OF tho business 10 about
10000 The Union Pacific ates that
IL is carrying forty Per Gent OF this
number TO Ogden, leaving six.
ty per cent Tor the Ri
Grauue Western. According to
This estimation the RIO Grande will
carry about 1900 into Salt Lake and
tue Unioo Pacific about 5000 into
Ogden. OF this latter number about
1900 1t Ia thought will come 10 this
city while the others will pass o. ex
clusively over the S,utherA Pacific 30
California. II the Union Pacific bule-
tin Is not incorrect this city will have
something like $4,000 extra people f.
II tomorrow.
The Rio Gsande Western estimate IL
more moderate. The Western official Is
say that their road Is carrying prac.
tic lily all OF the trs fIic west from Den.
Yer and that 1t will amount 10 sbou
1000 persons. Through the failure
VI the Dsnver AMI Rio drsnie to de-
liver the specials to the II. q. w. at
Grand junction on time there has
been delay OF q few hours.
Tbie morning the ONO delegation
~, nh ~ hr
city a. $40 o'clock. This was the first
organization delegation. Two traine
passed through las! night. ons
at $3.50 anu one ct 1880 but
they wera in the nature OF
overflow trains and not organized |
cqmpnnier. Between three and eight |
J'tljck this afternoon the following |
delegate Will arrive:
Kansas, 900 passengers.
Lucas, 80 passengers.
Bullock, 45 passengers.
Wisconsin. l06 passengers.
Iowa, 256 passengers.
Michigan, 225 passengers.
Nebraska, 1872 passengers.
Wisconsin, 10 passengers.
kentucky, $50 passengers.
Tennessee, 2S3 passengers.
New York, 225 passengers.
Field Flreside, 20 passengers.
Later delegations will still come In
and the Dine following trains will
arrive tom ROW be ole noon:
PennsylvAnis in two sections al
midnight; Gslesburg, H., 4 O'Clock;
. nnectieut. 8 o'clock; CoIum tus, o.,
O'Clock: Missouri, 8 o'clock; Minne-
'pta. 10 O'Clock; two spec 81 trains
with Chicago ana New Bingham,
,bout noon.
A Connecticut delegation reached
here alto irlm Ogden over the Oregon
Short Line VI 3 och ok.
Active preparations are going on to
receive aud entertain the city's euesle
turing the next two days. The 10 cep
ion mmil.ee have their hands full |