Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-09-28

| Hussey, whose excellent company was
the theatsr and saw Miss Z Hu aass9of in
| Mrs. O'Shaughnessey,' her great irish
p edifors It ioinea vita hhhpp and the
chorus Of her Irish solo and woke the
| echoes Of the opera house, as they had
VIE VII; 'ne atmosphere q Denver with their
Editors, editors, wise and great.
| Boom-a-lac-a, om-a-lac-a,
/ RAN. rah, 'rah,
/ Editors. editors, Minnesota
Col. 5Ady, general agent anu local repre-
| Edwin r. Griffin, general freight agent
Of that road, in many ways made the way
! Of the excursionists smooth. 1t was with
people that ION: Tuesday morning the par
", pulled out in a special observation
trad oyer oyer the. Colorado and Southern
| agent. Mr.. T.. u Fisher, a day of rare
e,n2joyment was provided the Minnesotians.
bic in the country, and certainly it is one
OF the most wonderful. 1t makes steady
Climb s Up the mountains along Clear riy-
skill skill, where the road to gain hundred
perfect loop and Where it continues to
wlnd like a meadow brook until you can
b Io9R d S;Sy and back and see the tracks
which already .ss5,oO0,o 900 Of ore has been
t thaRen, as delicious a lunch as was had in
the whole seven days. a lunch that was a
complete dinner, was served at the Sill
yer Plume Pavilion, conducted by Miss
aby we Mom as Of scfaa 9anl
personality. At Denver that evening an
Q on theater party was enjoyed through
Denver theater. where aee old Meney Bags g
was seen e5a q clever play, well given
splendid WagneFan Homes Ss sstu ana started It
| ior cripple Creek. the greatest gold pro-
dq gu; district in the world. where enter
{ princely mine owners: For the planning
OF eb thS IT. TRIP the eommitte was greatly in
senger agent of the Colorado Midland
fai5Goa ID, company csM1 whose chief clerk. Mr..
ty to Colorado Springs, expecting to ex-
tend courtesies at Cripple Creek, and
1 Who was most genial and companion
stopped the train at Colorado a.g' Springs Minea
| and forced change of program. While
When hey afose fheS foand Say
cars cal i,; and bHsses were in waiting and af
Vista hotel, one Of the best managed and
| best appointed pleasure resort hotels in
dining, room In the morning the p party 1tS
divided; Nearly half went to the sum
NIT of Pixies Peak and then in the after
| noon saw the Garden of the Gods. The
| rest took carriages for drive through
| the Garden, which is truly one of natures
Tey he b ged By 5ad 1ef Rag
a a50q Springs o,a Gdeightfu beauty spot
| "Old Town" Here are many saloons to
supply the thirst of the younger city,
et 1g5 er sTT f1 there
in the old town tonight written by a
barber there. In the afternoon the street
! COMPANY q
4 complimentary ride on its cars to the
great Cheyenne canon. The Colorado
Lawton is superintendent and his son
manager, is one of its remarkable feat
snd nc1d H ne ManSu miles
OF track It is great channel for sight,
seeing, for no other city in the world
thin rnd q It's Won
der of wonders. many think, is the South
G GhGyenne canon no+ with its seven falls
600 a year from a charge Of Is cents for
| Broadmoor Casino, swell resort near
! the canon, a. banquet was served that
6egg and here gd the Of
! secretary. of the city's chamber of COM
m ,ffts T Iaf was az great help to the com
and in the exigencies. caused by the
wreck 4Ea;c i yer present The editors and
torial Nestor, H. p. Hall. 1t had been
planned that there should be no speech
! was so apropos for acknowledging appre-
| attentions, paid the party by the mem
bey the mat of a aad
clurgn and BY Wi son, Of tn the Gazet t
ESQ E 9fS ans u Wh 5ee
the committee called formally upon Mr.
ef fn fbe of the
called and extended through them to the
excursionists the city's greetings and a
had cars in waiting and took Minnesota's7
Jolly, noisy, well satisfied brains back to
their train The start was at once made
another night and day Of ease and social
pleasure, was spent rolling. over the
Union Pacific,s and Omaha'ss splendid
road g
Omaha was reached Thursday evening,
and cars in waiting took every one to the
Paxton, where supper was at once served
position grounds. To say that they were
amazed IS but to say the truth. None
h had in imagined the extent and beauty Of
entered the Court of Honor was ablaze
with the illumination, the greatest cleo
Everywhere was thousands Of lights Ugh S out:
lining ndn the 52uildings 7, colonades and Ia
the utmost profusion, add color and
brightness to the scene. It was fairyland,
only beyond the imagination of any Weav-
er of fairy lore. The buildings too in
their extent and the charm of their archi-
lecture are wonderful. That Omaha has
not only carried on this magnificent expo
sition for two seasons, but has made it
profitable, is a proof of both the tremen-
dous energy and of the business shrewd-
ness of those of it's citizens who have
had the management of this remarkable
enterprise. No one has any license to in
any way belittle Omaha S Greater. America
Exposition. 1t was magnificent in it's in
ception, and has in every respect been
ma significantly carried out. It is well wor-
| thy trip from Minnesota and in many
respects the exhibits are as noteworthy
as they. were last year. This is especially
true of the government exhibit, and of
the attractions on Midway. The Philip
Pine village is genuine and as complete
Java village at the Worlds Fair The
Hawaiian village, the Indian encamp-
ment, the foreign booths and many other
attractions are equally meritorious, while
fun is rampant all the time. everyone be-
ing good natured and on pleasure bent.
No one could have been kinder, more gem
erous and thoughtful than the manage
ment was to us, and especial thanks are
due Mr.. j. w. Outright, superintendent
of publicity, and Secretary Smith On
Friday formal welcome was extended by
Smith which a