The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-09-29

me theater and saw Miss Hussev in
M mrs. IS 'shaughnessey,' her great irish
EDITORS Joined with Kiss svafh uesey ana IN t the
cnorus OF her Irish solo and woke the
snI nt1 tha 9. me opera house, as they had
yel}; '0spAe'e . D'nvef with their
M GdfGfphsr. gopher. gopher state. /.
;B6o9m-a-iac-a. boom-a-lac-a. ~.
ran, ran, rah, 4slF'. n
Editors, editors, Minnesota"
&c. Col; Ady. general agent ana local repre-
r. EdWin 4. Griffin; general freight agent
q mat road, in many ways made the way
OF Inc +excurstonists smooth: 1t was with
people that on Tuesday morning the par-
~ pulled out in a special observation
r road. f Gxer the Golorado and Southern
agent. Mr., +. E. Fisher, day Of rare
ssNn1 en-; provided the Minnesotians.
IN HIS =, road 9 Is said to be the most protita-
OF the most wonderful. 1t makes steady
on MP Up the mountains, along Clear riv-
Loop triumph Of Is
skill. where the road to gain a hundred
feet Of elevation. winds about, making a
wind like a meadow brook, until you can
below 9en like terraces. At Silver Plume: az
which already $a5.O0O,00O Of ore has been
taken, as delicious a lunch as was had in
the nne, whole seven days. lunch that was a
Yer YER, Plume Pavilion, conducted by Miss
belle Burt, a young woman of great busi-
personality At Denver a that OF evs snal an;
6e k,nansss PARTY was enjoyed
At i :So that night We returned to our
Ss pr Gr;a,>, Wagnerian homes and started
auclng district IN the world, where enter
tainment including lunch in the mines.
a ne BY For nq fPs Of
debted to Mr. w. +: Bailey, general pas
gsn of the Mdand
a. -, p Wlggenhorn, accompanied the par
| ~ to Colorado Springs. expecting to ex-
who was most genial pA and e compani Sac
stopped the train PAT at Colorado a'En' spr i1es
the, rest slept the Committee was at WORK
wasP they 9aad DAY
| ter Just half an hours warning the Alta
Vista hotel, one of the best managed and
pes W aPp9in TED hotels in
diydsd Nearly ha f WENT te the the P san
the Of dhf the IN a aS TIE
| rest took carriages for a drive through
the Garden, which is truly one of nature s
ground. They came Back by way Of Man
and and through old Colorado Springs, at ene
"old Town Here are many ANY SAIL Saloons t to
supply the thirst of the younger city,
saada S lights cr snS there eesy
in the old town tonigSt o writt eo' by
barber there. In the afternoon the street
car COMPANY all whn wiS
complimentary ride on it's cars to the
great great ,a Cheyenne canon: The Colorado
Lawton is! superintendent and his son
manager 1IEug is one of its remarkable feat
t Sres e1ten din frGm Maniteu to
Of track. 1t is a great channel for sight
seeing, for no other city in the world
Within Street car distance:@ u It's "1 Wons
der of wonders, many think, is the South
cheyenne ;aiS1 me- canon; with it's seven falls,
6y two young men, who now make $780,
QUO year from charge Of Is cents for
BroadRpeor entering there the
the canon, a banquet was served that
e eye ing, and here the REPRESENTATIVES Of
of The and e2 NJ ambr %
mittee, both in the inception Of the trip
The edi1or BY a tnf
their ladies had the pleasure of an intro
duction to them by the eyer tactful edi-
planned that there should be no speech
making on this trip, but this OCCASION
Vase was so apropos for acknowledging appre-
attentions. paid the party by the mem.
bers of the local press, that Mr.. Hall
short responses were made by Mr. Nc Nc.
Clurg and by Mr.. Wilson, Of the Gazette.
Nowhere else were the members of the
the committee called formally upon Mr..
McClurg,, eight members of the press,
csed aad fully all the etys
excnrsionists the city's greetings and a
cordial welcome; The street car company
had fa'{L cars nai in waiting and took Minnesetas
their train. The start was at once made
on the return to Omaha, via Denver, and
ngna of Ton AND social ib
Union Pacific's and Omaha's splendid
road.
Omaha was reached Thursday evening,
| and by eight O'Clock all were at the ex-
P0s5tiog9 grounds p,,t TO say that they we're
had imagined the extent and beauty of
the buildings and grounds. AS the party
with the illumination, the greatest cleo
trical display the. world has ever seen.
Everywhere, was thousands Of lights out
the flowers and -shrubbery, Which in
the utmost Rrofusion, ada color and
fairy iore The bpid Ii eaS t %sax IN
extent s2a and the Of their areh
not only carried on this magnificent expo
sition for two seasons. but has made it
ddous energy and Of the business s sh T
had the mannasement of this remarkable
any way beittle Omaha Greater g Ann co ca
Exposition. 1t was magnificent in its in
GeP1a ana has IN syery respect been
thy a trip from Minnesota and in many
respects the exhibits are as noteworthy
as they were last year This is especially.
pino village is genuine, and as &c COMPLIES
3aS yase at fs f Fs Ss
Hawaiian village the Indian encamp-
ment, the foreign booths and many other
IS ali hs timer w bile
eod 5nve bed On
due MI: J. W. Outright, Superintendent rt
fatMa and e, seGretary Smith, On
Mr.. Smith, which was a genuine ana S
X Sa ksS IL +sg reeting turning Of
the visitors. President Huntington, on be-
half of the association; responded fittinglv
and in excellent taste. And then occurred
Mr.. =. p. Barnum. that threeusco aH t and
ten kid, who holds the warm affection Of
every Minnesota brother editor, In one
preciative thanks Of the association to
the executive committee, and to President
Huntington on behalf of the excursion
Mr.. ,Huntington.s administrationJh has been
made memorable by. this excursion, and
he has won renewed admiration and re-
untirinX efforts to make every one en-