The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-15
SAW TERMINALS.
EDITORS
SHOWED THEM THE
vE,RVES AND WAREHOUSES;.

coorsia weekly Press Association
.rcoh a Day in the City-Went
,toord Kansas City and After
,,ords Ate Peaches and Heard
s,eeches-Went Through the
uorning News Building and Were
Entertained.
Tho Georgia editors spent their last day
ee.ber for a year yesterday. No further
4 ,.srtaipment or experiences will be en-
,csl IN common, for the members of The
.so,istfon have now scattered and the
Enors and their accompanying relatives
4, ,. dissolved into individuals and small
aries for the rest of their convention
|rIp.
Some of the newspaper men are still at
&T,.aa. Blu. most of them have returned to
heir homes The taste of The pleasures of
ba sea shore was too much for those who
Ereri Lack 70 the island after the days trip
n the city, and nothing could keep them
from running back for a couple of days
Eong5r
The uio Of the editors TO the city was
n the invitation Of the officials of the
er.ral Railroad. Night before last the
Invitation was extended, and the editors
once fell in with the idea. They were
anxious to see the sights, The terminals of
h. Central Railroad and Ocean Steamship
Iconpanles offer. and there were not more
han Two or three who preferred remaining
n The island 10 coming up to the city. Mr.
Ii C.. Hanson. Of the Central, went down
H. the island to come up to the city with
h. party He met the editors at the Hotel
ybee, and bright and early in the morn
H. had them ready for the day.
On the arrival al the Tybee depot street
H. were taken. and the editors were car
%fd TO he River street bridge. where Mr.
ER g. Trezevant, agent of the Central
Eblr T. S. Noise, division superintendent,
ma Col j. A. Estill of the Morning News,
Roined The escort which up to that
b. been Mr. Hanson. The editors were
Shown all the warehouses and were then
&akeH aboard the Kansas City. where they
*3d an opportunity 10 witness the load
h. and unloading of a great ship. While
Ia INdlu lut hdilSdo lily tllG lily vi EAu
EEusta left her berth for New York.
4 Leaving the steamers, the party visited
hhe new wharves and warehouses, where
u number Of steamers were taking in car
X oes Of naval stores for foreign ports. The
Ebary stopped for awhile to sample
basket Of peaches. which Mr.. A. w Allen
"A the Worth County Local had received
n rom Triton.
Il The occasion was made one for a little
b peaklng. MIR. Alien spoke for the peach
Mrowing country of Georgia and was fol-
Bowed by President Coleman.
n COL Estil. who was referred TO by both
Speakers, was called on to reply and spoke
the work that the Central Railway and
be Ocean Steamship Company have done
nd are doing to develop and build up the
tate
The next visit was to the cotton presses,
Fhere Mr.. Hanson, who is their lessee,
Explained the advantages of the new
andard bale of cotton He exhibited
humber Of bales of the standard size. He
apparently made the members of the
Georgia Weekly Press Association con-
erts to the improvements he advocates
baAng cotton
From the CentraHs wharves the visitors
used over the canal and became the
lests OF the Savannah Brewing Com
any, whare Mr., w. w. Starr was as hos
table as ever. Bidding adieu to Mr..
aTr and their other entertainers, the ed
Tors boarded The cars and came up town.
stop was made at the Morning News,
we're they We're shown through the es-
aolsnment An inspection of the new
le'aods employed for typesetting, the i'm
INed printing and binding machinery
ul Inc huge presses of the News, was
source Oh qualification TO the editors,
leI interest in the machinery, being pro-
sSoAaI far surprising that displayed by
le ordinary visitor.
III me counting room the party found a
peao Tor which the long trip over the
laI'ts mad beautifully prepared them.
5 eltorS left the Morning News with
1pIesSons of appreciation of Col. EstilFs
l'e''a nment, and went to the Pulaski
IN impaired appetite. The afternoon
az spent in the city by many, and the
uoHo buildings and other attractions
ere VISITED. All were pleased with their
tpuoh' and the general sentiment was
,s.ieuon in having made the trip to