The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-25

Seventy-nine people, ladies and gen.
tlemen, comprising the Minneapolis
Journal excursion party, arrived in the
city yesterday morning over the Ore
gon Short Line and spent the day in
looking at the various objects of in
terest.
The run from Ogden down was made
in IS minutes, and when the party ar
rived and watches were consulted, all
were agreeably surprised at the time
made Travelling Passenger Agent
Dunn Of the Short Line, Assistant Cen
eral Passenger Agent Samuel Hutch
inson and General Agent H. NJ. Clay OF
the Union Pacific, and Mr.. Murray of
the Southern Pacific came down with
the party. AT the station the train
was met by other citizens of the city
and the party taken up town.
At 10 o'clock the excursionists were
taken to the tabernacle, where fine
programme was rendered under the
direction of Professor Daynes, which
delighted the visitors very much. The
programme was as follows:
Organ solo, Fantasia" .DayneS
Organ solo, "Cavaliera Rusticana'
..;...:....:.-;:......:- :--.-.-- .Daynes
Vocal solo, Follow Me"
. -
Organ solo, ''Narcissus' .Daynes
Solo, Storm Fiend". John Robinson
Organ solo. ''Oh. My Father" Daynes
Solo, Pilgrims Song of Hope.
northumberland Mary Romney Ross
Trio. Believe Me" ............,.....
Messrs. Piper and Robinson and
Lizzie Thomas Edward.
Organ solo, ''Hallelujah Chorus. -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Daynes
The guests were charmed with the
tones of the organ and the voices of
the singers, and expressed their adj
miratiOn at the concert. 1t was a pro-
gramme which would have cost money
back in their own country, and here
they got it for nothing. When the
concert was over, the party took cars
for the post. where Leader Schaffner
and the band were waiting for them.
Here they were rendered another con-
cert in the musicians hall, the pro-
graInme being as appended:
~ r-oh '"rh q Il issglment" 80. SOusa
Selection, Macbeth Verdi
w altz, Danube Waves" ......I vanovici
La Gelondrina" .........Ser radell
DANA, Horse de Afelancolia" .Codina
AT the completion of this programme
the band was highly complimented by
Editor McLain of the Journal. after
which the party inspected the post and
then returned to the city to indulge in
the luxury Of q bath al the sanitarium
They then went to dinner. The after
noon was spent in seeing the sights,
and the party left last evening, we'll
pleased with the visit
The personnel of the party, as given
by one of the number, is as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Ard rson, Spring
field. Mimi; Mr.. 9. Aberle, Alexandria, /
MINI; Dr. T. ]: a, Alexandria, |
Mimi; Mr.. c. w sock. Kasota, |
Mimi: Mrs. l.. L. dhu1y. Spring |
field, Mimi; Mr.. ard Mrs. w w. |
Blackman, Springfield. Mimi; Miss 4 |
Brundage, Minneapolis. Mimi; Mr.. E. /
c Bates, Grand Forks. y. D.: Mr. s. !
Bailey. Wonewoc, Wis; Mr.. L. w. Ben
1amin. Ashton, Ia: DR.. J. H. Carson, |
Duluth, Mimi; Miss Edith Carson. Du- !
luth, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. John De !
Laittre, Minneapolis, MINI; Mrs. H. S. |
Dean, Minneapolis, Mimi; Mr. F. D. (
Day. Duluth. Mimi; Mr. and Mrs + |
f. Evans, Minneapolis, Mimi; Mr.. c. |
P. Fenstermaker, Breckenridge, Mimi; /
EIr. and Mrs. L. S. Gillette, MinReapo- |
Gluek. Miss Carrie Gluek, Miss |
Dema Gluek. Mr.. w. 3. God |
dard, Minneapolis. Mimi: Dr. and !
Mrs. J. Grassick. Miss Grassick. Bux- /
ton, ". D.; Mr.. A. Ganssle, St. Thomas, |
n. d; Mr.. and Mrs. r Greiner. jr..
Chaska, Mimi; Mr.. E. R. Hyser, Brock
enrldge, MINI; Mr.. ]. L. Hall, Volga,
S. D.; Mr. w. KOCH Mr.. T. Kobarsch, |
New Uln, Mimi; Mr. and Mrs. J.
Knight, Indianapolis, Ind; Mr.. z. Low
FL. Saltwater, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. L.
L. Lustueter. Iroquois. s. D.; Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. McLain, Mrs. A E. Merrill,
Mr. Guy Merrill, Minneapolis Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Mu Miss Mullen,
New Ulm, Mimi: Mr.. j. MeginS Du-
luth, MINI; Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Mar
shall, Cakes. n. D.; Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
McCollom. Hailock. MINI; Mr.. n. G.
Nelson. Minneapolis, Mimi: Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Reiff. st. Paul. Mimi. Mr.. w
w Retleck. Grafton, n. D.: Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Roberts, Springfield, Mimi:
Mrs. L. T. Sowle, Minneapolis, Mimi;
Mr and Mrs j. r. Schmid, Spring
field. Mimi; Mr.. A L. Sackett. St
Peter, Mimi; Mr. J. W. Smith, Grand
Forks, n. D.; Mr.. and Mrs A. p. T
Suffel, Hallock, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
z. Sawyer. Miss Fanny L. Sawyer,
Fairbault, Mimi; Mr.. P. c. Weydert,
Lewiston. Mont; Mr.. c. e. Wolfenden,
WoAewoc, Wis; Mr. r. Walker, Alex
andria, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Warnock. Minneapolis. Mimi: Mrs H.
s. Whiting, Minneapolis, Mimi; E. c.
Fredenburg, Alexandria, Mimi
This is the eleventh annual excur-
sion which has been given under the
auspices Of the> Journal. The trip has
cOmprised'a visit to Mexico. California,
Missouri, Kansas and Texas and the
uIStdlSs ia eieu mas D-tH t-hfo miles,
The party left Minneapolis on the 29th Of
January. The train, which is composed
of the Wagner cars San Marco, San
Diego and Tagus, with a Wagner diner
and 4 Burlington cOmmissary car and
a special baggage car, was in charge of
a. w. WarnOck, the Journal excursion
and J. c. McLain, editor of
the paper.
The members of the party speak very
highly of the treatment they have re-
ceived while away