El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-09
THE ExCURSIONISTS HERE.
The Raymond WhitComb ExCur-
sion Arrived Over the Southern
Pacific Early This Morning -
Viewing the Sights Today.

At an early hour this morning a
train on the Southern Pacific pulled
into this point with many passengers
most of whom are from the New Eng
land States. They have been enjoying
the sights of Ell Paso and Juarez today
and all but ten of them will leave over
the Southern Pacific this evening at I
o'clock for their tour of the west and
northwest. The ten who will remain
here will be joined by several tourists
from Mexico this evening and the par
ry will go north over the Santa Fe to-
morrow morning in a private car.
In conversation, Henry G. Lyons,
whose address is 296 Washington
street, Boston, said:
I'VE left Boston o. the I'd of Februa-
ry and have had most delightful
trip. Our party have all enjoyed the
best of health and are well pleased
with the time made by the railroads
and the treatment extended them. We
have found more points of real inter
est in Ell Paso than st any place alor 2
| the line and L guess you can see that
we are making the best of q good
time. Our train has been under tbs
watchful eyes of Messrs. Geo. F. Sim
| ODds and n. 3. Fairbanks, while the
baggage is looked after by Harry 2.
| Smith. | expect to remain here and
meet the tourists from Mexico who
| will arrive on the evening train
The following constitute the party
which arrived here this morniug: Geo.
alderman, Mrs. Geo. Andermanu,
Philadelphia; Miss Matilda S. Bauer,
Allegheny, Pa; E. N. Blue, New York
John j. Brownell, Utica, n. Y; w. M
Butterfield, Manchester, N. H.; Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Burns, Bridgeport
Conn; Miss Madeline Burr, Moores
town, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Buzby
Vincentown, N. j.; w. II. Campbell,
Nashua,N. H., DR.. and Mrs. Chapman,
Mayor Thomas F. Cords, Springfield,
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. D o. Cunning ham
Miss Lillian G. Cunningham, Pitts
burg; Mrs. Susan T. Darling, New
phia: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. S. Doughty
Haddonfield, N. j.; N RS. E. A. Duffield
Mrs. Aug. Falsteth, Miss Mae Fal
steth, Harry Deringer Falsteth, Phi
ladelphia; Mrs. f L. FELTON,, Mis-:
Grace FELTON,, West Newton, Mass; r
}. Forbush. Westboro. Mass; Mr.. an,
Mrs J. F, Fradley, New York: Mis-
Eva j. Green, Fillmington: Miss Lydi
Haines, MOorestown, N. j.; Mr.
and Mrs. Frank H. Head, Milford, N
H.: Col. and Mrs. John M. Heighe
Baltimore; Miss Eva E. Holbrook, Mil
ford, Mass; DR.. Francis S Janney
Riverton, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Jopp, Winsted, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs
h. 6. Jordon, Roxbury, Mass; Mrs
VIM. w. Kelsey, New Haven; Mrs
Harriet Nissan, Mrs. Josephine c
Nissan, Peekskill, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Knowles, wor
cester, Mass: Mr.. and Mrs
John Lambert, Master j. Har
old Lambert, Ticonderoga, N. Y; MI
and Mrs. Samuel Leeds, Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement A. Lippencot,
Wilmington, Del: Mrs. E. Lippencott
Mr.: J. Haines Lippencott, Atlantic Ci
ty; Miss EleonOra Fl. .Lippencott, Riv
erton, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Ma
lory; Miss G. Mallory, Danbury. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F.. Mansfield, Bos
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Miller
Pittsburg. Mr.. and w. j. Neuer
schwander, Sisterville, w. Va: Mr.. Z
G.. Osgood, Clinton, Mass: Mrs. Jan
81. Pssssvsnt,: Miss Emma V. Pass
want, Zelieuople, Pa i Mr.. and Mrs. G
B. Robinson. Pitts burg; Mrs. Frank s
Rowland, Philadelphia: Mrs. Rache
Sailor, Mount Holly, N. j; Mise
Adelaide M. and Grace M. fSimmon:
New York; Miss Clara Stanley, Altar
tic City, N. j.; Gideon Stoddar
Rydal, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Stokes
Medford, N. j.; Mr.. J. 81. Stronger
Baltimore: DR.. J. A. Voorhees,, A. '
V. Voorhees,, New York; Fred E
Ward, Portsmouth,; Mrs. Geo. "