The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-03
SOME LAMBS STRAY
ENDEAV0RIRS GET ALL MIXED UP
In COLORADO


Delayed Trains Into beaver Responslble
for Many Minor Bfbhaps- thing
annninG sm0othly Nov Baf for . Ttnps
Feeling sf Iostneas Settled Down 90
Many . Lonesome One-Pike's Peak
Party Sits up All Night IN the Cold in q
Railway s&ssioa-wsstsrn Rssss Re-
sansd-sals Iak~ ssA - West.
Salida, Colo, July THE California
bound Chicago Christian Endeavorers
vent to pieces today. Part Of the Sec
ond section, under the Rev. c. 8. Bul-
lock. reached here at Il O'Clock today.
having been jointed at Denver by a Ca
madam coach, New Hampshire coach
and two coaches from Decatur. Ill
The trip through the famous Royal
Gorge was made this morning. At this
point the party separated. part going ov-
er the narrow gauge line over Marshall
Pass and the Black Canon, the others
ASAA<~AIA19 VA esS aAAo43A An&C AoA W. oA1A
Junction. where the entire train waited
until tonight and will reach Salt Lake
City tomorrow at noon.
The first section Of Chicagoans. under
r. W. Ransom, tarried at Colorado
Springs, and will not reach Salt Lake
City until Sunday. The second section,
opposed TO Sunday travelling, have thus
far endeavored to carry out original
plans. Almost everyone IN both sec
tons had the blues at Denver and Colo
RADIO Springs. Some were lost in the
crush at the Denver station, some went
around ''the loop" and lost their pock-
etbooks, and others went I'D Pixies
Peak and failed to get down in time, ow-
ing to break down. An occasional En-
deavorer lost his religion, but found IT.
at vesper services. All this mix-up re-
suited in the train being delayed at Dem
yer until midnight, and when it reach
ed Colorado Springs at o'clock this
1T found the Pike Peaks con-
tlnseHr shivering in the station, having
been compelled to sit up all night.
Before leaving Sahda, Mr.. Bullock
carried hts folding baby organ to the
station platform and conducted gospel
services in the shadows Of the Rockies.
LIKE CLOCK WORK.
Denver, Colo, July 2.--Reports receiv-
ed al headquarters OF the Denver and
Rio Grande and Chicago Midland rail-
roads today. show that the west-oound
trains carrying delegates to the Chris
tan Endeavor convention, and other
tourists west. are moving through Col
orado like ciockwofk. Trains which ar
rived in Denver from the east several
hours late will reach Ogden on time. Up
to midnight last night the Denver and
Rio Grande hauled hauled thirty trains,
carrying 1900 passengers out Of Denver
Cor the west, and today seventeen more
trains left over the same road, with 210
passengers each
DENvER'S TOTAL.
Denver, Colo, July RAILROAD off,
Gals estimate that 5000 tourists passed
through Denver to the west today and
that the number who have passed
through since Wednesday is about 90
BOO.
ACCIDENT TO ENDEAvORERs.
Colorado Springs, Colo, July "A
coach load OF people who were being ia
Ken through the Garden of the Gods to-
lay were upset at the Balanced Rock
md Fred Evanston of Boston was seri-
,usly injured. The accident was caus-
ID by overcrowding the coach. There
we're sixteen passengers. Evanston was
aiken to Manitou hotel, where a physi-
;ian attended to his injuries. His face
vas badly cut and his hips were severe
y bruised and wrenched. Evansone is
/ member Of the Massachusetts, Endea-
Torers and was compelled to remain be-
lind his companions, who left at noon
or San Francisco. Six ladies on the
coach were somewhat bruised, but re-
;umed their journey.
THIRTY-FTvE TRAINS A DAY.
Denver, July A special to the Re-
publican from Florence. Colo. says: Dur
ng the past twenty-four hours thirty-five
trains have passed this point
,ver the Denver and Rio Grande. A ma
ority Of the trains made the Royal
Gorge in daylight. This has been the
greatest day in passenger business In the
history of the Rio Grande through the
Valley. The company is run
ling two and three sections of it's regular
passenger trains.
VANGUARD AT SALT LAKE.
Salt Lake, Utah, July The ad
'ance guard OF the Christian Endeavor |
movement has reached here over the
rio Grande Western, filing twenty-four
oaches.
SOUTHERN PACTFIC'S PLANS.
Reno, New. July 2-Superinterldent ].
B. Wright, OF the Southern Pacific, has |
zen here making arrangements for |
Endeavor traffic expected next |
week. Colonel Wright said it would /
AXE fifty trains Of ten cars tach TO car |
y the excursionists. The trains will |
un about forty-five minutes apart. All |
reights will be abandoned II It's ex-
ected that trains will begin passing on
londay afternoon. Fifty big mountain
pgines and fifty crows will be sent
rom Sacramento to Wadswort Sunday. |
Ere the f farewell is Spoken
IN the deck of the steamer, or on board |
hose dear to you. You will, II you are wise
ave safely slowed away in your luggage a
efficient supply of that safeguard against |
lness-Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Com
lercial travellers. tourists and pioneer emf
rants concur n testify.ng TO the terrifying
nd saving properties OF the grea: tonic
Sc for constipation. bil;ousness, r1alarial
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