The herald., 1897-11-23


Miss e. A. Randall, Somersworth, N. H.; !;
T.. A. lockwood, Mrs. u. A. lockwood,
Edward v. lockwood, Buffalo, N. Y;
A. 4. Rowe, Mrs. A. T. Rowe Roxbury,
Mass; Mrs. Margaret Sabine and maid,
Syracuse, N. Y; Miss e. A. Sanborn,
Newton, Mass; Mrs. j. T. Shea, Angus
ia, Me-; James A. Smith, Mrs. James A..
Smith, Miss II. c. Smith, Pawtucket, r.:
l.; DR.. f. u. Stackpole, Mrs. F. d. Stack,
pole, Roxbury, Mass; Miss r. Stack
pole Boston, Mass; Miss s. A. Turner,
Marblehead, Mass; John r. Wetherbee,
Mrs. John +. Wetherbee, Roxbury,
Mass; Samuel Williston. Belmont.
Mass; Miss A. L. Wilson, Miss f. e.
Wilson, Springfield, Mass.
The following party is travelling in a
private car in charge of Carroll Hutch
ins and will arrive at the same time:
H. B. Bailey, Mrs. H. B. Bailey, Low
ell, Mass. c. S. Eaton, Mrs. c. 8. Eaton
and maids Miss Dorothy L. Eaton, Mas
ter Ezra Eaton, A. M. Thompson, Bos-
ton, Mass; H. H. Hunnewell, jr., and
valet, Mrs. H. II. Hunnewell. jr.. and
maids, ]. S. Tooker, Wellesley, Mass; {;
X. H. Jaffray, Irvington- on Hudson,
N. Y.
LARGEST EXCURSION FOR YEARS.
| One Of the largest excursion parties
that has come to. California since the
fall of 1890 will arrive here tomorrow
afternoon over the Southern Pacific rail-
way via Salt Lake and Ogden. The party
is under the management of the Phillips
Rock Island excursion agency. and num-
bers 169 persons. They are principally
from the New England states, and while
the majority come to California to spend
the winter, quite number have disposed
Of their interests in the east and will
locate here permanently. tits said that
the entire party. with the exception of
twenty-seven, are booked for Southern
| California points.
| BURLINGTON PARTY ARRIVES.
The following passengers arrived in
| Los Angeles yesterday afternoon by the
Burlington Route personally conducted
excursion, in charge of Conductor c. D.
Boyd
| G. Il. Johnson, Boston; w. L. Ford,
Jackson, Mich; L. w. Leslie and family,
Chicago; Lizzie Mansfield, Bushnell, o.;
Edith Robinson, Sheridan, wy; j. w.
Baker and family, Lima. o.; ]. d. Nc
Kee, Creston, Ia; Geo. Cutter, Boston,
J. d. Pyle and family, Creston Ia. Miss
L. =. McQuorrie, Boston; Mrs. II. Stellp-
burg, Boston; Miss L. M. Day, Omaha;
Sarah Hickory, Council Bluffs; Mrs. T.
Shaw and daughter, Chicago; Mary
Morris, Chicago; J. d. Richardson and
family, Canton, S. d.; Mary e. Clark,
Ada, o.; H. r. Wood and wife. Chicago;
Arthur Brickey and wife, Keokuk, Ia;
Q. J. Truber La Crosse, Wis; Mrs. e.
L. White, David City, Neb.; w. A. May
and wife, Quincy, ILL.,; ]. D. Bradbury,
Quincy, ILL.,; o. A. Norris and wife, Chi
cago; G. M. Beckwith and wife, Chicago;
Miss r. MIME, Chicago; Robt. Fry, st.
Joe, Mo-; Thos. Sinclair and wife, Quin-
cy, Mass; Mrs. A. L. Joslyn, Chicago;
VIM. Allen. Hastings. Ia: Jno. Ellis,
Hannibal, Mo-; d. c. Glover, Hannibal,
Mo-. r. Thompson and wife, Lincoln,
Neb.; ]. o. Cooper and wife, st. Joe, Mo-;
Mrs. "A. Jones, Chicago; c.. n. McClel-
land Monmouth. ILL.,; Anna Wiley,
Hardy. Neb.; Mrs. b. D. Rupp and
daughter Wahoo. Neb.; Miss i. Lon
beer. Wahoo. Neb.; o.. F.. Heartwcll,
Hastings, Neb.; Mrs. A. d. Lyman,
Hastings, Neb.; Mrs. NJ. e. Caldwell,
McCook, Neb.; Mrs. E.. A. Jones, Nc
Cook, Neb.; VIM. Minner, La Crosse,
Wis; Albert Lewis and Geo. Lewis,
Minneapolis, Mimi; Mrs. M. Levens.
| Omaha; A. T. Williams, De Witt, Neb.
CULLINGS FROM THE RAIL-.
C. p. Ordway, a railroad contractor of
El Paso. Texas. is here. He Is on his
way to Washington to put in a bid on
twenty miles Of road. which is to be
built there soon.
From present indications the reports
of November excursion business to
Southern California will far eclipse any
previous record, except possibly during
the season of 1SS4-S5, when the great
boom was in progress.
Geo. p. Barnett, agent for the South
ern Pacific company at Pomona, was in
the city yesterday.
T. H. Duzan, local agent for the Burl-
ington system, went up to Santa Bar
bara yesterday in the interest of his
road.
Charles Truslow, general agent for the
Southern California and Santa Fe-Pa-
pific railways at San Francisco, has
come down from the northern metrop-
oils in the interest of his company. He
will run up to Santa Barbara this morn
ing.
A special Raymond and Whitcomb
party of twenty is due here this evening
from the east. Their car is attached to
the Santa Fe's California; limited.
The Mount Lowe railway will run a
special excursion on Thanksgiving day
for members of Banner tent No. q of
Maccabees and their friends. The low
rate Of 81 .Ns for the rn,,nd trim is' made
and Excursion Manager c. A. Warner
Says a large crowd Is going up to this
popular mountain resort.
General Passenger Agent w. ]. Black
of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
has sent General Passenger Agent John
]. Byrne Of the Santa Fe-Pacific and
Southern California railways a copy of
a letter which he recently received
from passenger who was in the disas-
trous wreck near Emporia, Kansas, a
short time since. 1t says: After try
ing every known remedy for rheumatism
for the past thirty years without relief
was in the wreck Of your passenger
trains at Emporia, and was so we'll in
ten seconds after the first shock that
jumped out of a car window, and have
had no rheumatism since. Please in
form me how much owe you"