The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-22

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The Baptist population of Salt Lake
was augmented yesterday morning at
o'clock by the arrival over the Rio
Grande Western of a special trans
continental train carrying 31S minis
tiers and other representatives of the
different branches of work pertaining
to the spiritual, moral and educational
welfare of the members of the denom-
ination named. The train left Boston
on the 18th and is due to arrive in
San Francisco on Tuesday evening at
$3.50 O'Clock. The party travels in a
heavy train, made up of twelve Wag-
ner sleepers and two baggage cars. and
the whole party is we'll taken care of
by William w. Main of Boston, Mass,
under whose management the trip of
over 5000 miles is being made.
. Arrangements for the days stay in
this city were made in advance, and
Notwithstanding the size of the party,
their wants were provided for without
delayor friction OF any nature.
Looked Over the City.
After breakfast, the visitors promo
naded the principal streets of the city,
viewing the sights. and when the hour
Of services a [ the different churches ar
rived, the visitors found their way to
the principal and more central houses
of worship. Prominent visiting divines
filled the pulpits of the Baptist
churches and those of some OF the
other denominations, and not few at
tended services at the tabernacle, the
rest of the day being devoted to driV-
ing about the city. viewing the diff
ferent objects of interest.
movement was started in the fore
noon to have the visitors taken out
to the lake, this morning, but Mr.
Main was compelled to decline the
side-trip on account of the close con-
nections which had to be made in or
der to land the party in San Francisco
on time.
Fifty years ago the American Bap-
fist Home Mission society began its
labors on the Pacific coast, and it is in
celebration of that event that repre-
sentatives from all over the country
are journeying to the Golden Gate. The
celebration contemplates whole
weeks programme, with excursions,
sightseeing and a grand informal re-
ception at Emanuel church on the 2ith.
The party will return east by way OF
Portland, taking in the cities OF the
great northwest as we'll as points on
the Northern Pacific railroad.
personnel of the Party.
Many noted divines from the eastern
cities are in the party and perusal
of the following list of delegates will
disclose the names of many people well
known in this city:
Allen. w. H., NJ. D., Mansfield, Mass;
Ammidon, Mrs. H. A, Boston, Mass;
Anderson. Mrs. +. E, Newton Center,
Mass; Arnold, Mr.. B. F., Providence,
r. l.
Baldwin George 9, u. D., Springfield,
Mass: Ball. c. +. Holyoke, Mass;
Ball, Mrs. c. E, Holyoke, Mass; Bal
lou, Mr.. Henry J., North Adams.
Mass: Ballou, Mrs. Henry J., North
Adams. Mass. ;Banes, Mrs. c. h, Phil
adelphia, Pa; Barnes. l.. C, ID d,
Pittsburg. Pa: Barrows, Mr.. q. w. E.,
Bangor Me-; Barrows. Mrs. G. w. E..
Bangor. Me-: Bates, Miss Emma, Holy
oke, Mass; Beal, Mr. J. G., Leachburg,
Pa: Beal, Miss, Leachburg. Pa; Boon,
Miss Georgian G., Philadelphia, Pa;
Boon. Miss Sallie, Philadelphia, Pa;
Bowser Mr.. s. F., Fort Wayne, lnd.;
Bowser Mrs. s. F., Fort Wayne, Ind;
Boyd, Mrs Mamie c., Madisonville, o.;
Braddock. Randolph, Philadelphia, Pa;
Branson Mrs. Mt. Holley. \. j.;
Briggs, Mr.. :. c., Minneapolis, Mimi;
Briggs, Mrs. S. C. Minneapolis. Mimi;
Brigham, Miss Drusilla P, Marlboro,
Mass: Brigham, Miss Lila NJ, MARI
boro. Mass: Brigham, Mr.. Lorlman 3,
Marlboro, Mass: Brigham, Mrs. Lori
man s, Marlboro, Mass; Brockett,
Mrs. Mary A. Pittsfield, Mass; Brook
ms. Mr.. H D., New York; Brown, Miss
Elizabeth c., Cambridge, Mass;
Brown, Miss Ida j., Raleigh, \. c.;
Brown, Mr. J. c., Cambridge, Mass;
Brown, Mrs j. c., Cambridge, Mass;
Bryant. Mr. Gilbert A, North Adams,
Mass; Bryant, Mrs. Gilbert A, North
Adams, Mass; Bryant, Norman keyeS,
North Adams, Mass; Bucklin, Mrs g
A, Providence, II. l.; Bunker, Miss NJ
e, Bangor. Me-; Burke, Mr.. ]. S,
Brooklyn. y. Y; Burke, Mrs. ]. s,
Brooklyn. y. Y; Burke, Miss, Brook
iyn. n Y; Burroughs, Mrs. A 3,
Providence, r. /
Carter, Rev. c. NJ, Muncie, Ind; Car
ter Mrs. c. NJ, Muncie, Ind; Carter,
Mrs. II. A.. Belfast, Me-; Case, Mr..
George H., Brooklyn, n. Y; Case, Mrs.
George H. Brooklyn, y. Y: Clayton,
Mrs. George l., Fort Wayne, Ind;
Coates. Mr.. w. b, Wellsville. N Y;
Ceilings, Miss NJ. c., Philadelphia, Pa;
Ceilings. Miss NJ. B., Philadelphia, Pa;
Cotton, Mrs Gail, Bellefontaine, o.;
Comey, Mr.. John F., New York, y. y;
Comey, Mrs. John F, New York. n. Y;
Corbin, Mr.. Frank E., New Britain,
Conn: Corbin. Mrs. Frank f., New Bri-
tain, Conn; Crosby, Mr.. w. E, Med
ford, Mass; Crosby, Mrs. W. E., Med
ford, Mass: Cross, Rev. Thomas, At
lantic City, y. ].
Davis, Mrs AIial, Fitchburg. Mass;
Deming. Mrs. Ruth p. Savoy. Mass;
Dickerson. Rev. +. l., Kendallville,
Ind: Dickerson, J. S, Chicago, Ills;
Dorrity, Miss NJ. a., Minneapolis,
Kim: Durham. Miss s. c., Philadel-
yhia, Pa; Dutton, Mr.. William F.. Chi
cago, his; Dutton, Mrs. Emma, Pitts
burg. Pa.
Eckert. Mrs. J. c.. Fort Wayne, Ind;
Edison, sIr. \. w, Lynn, Mass.
Harrington. Miss Katie T., Gardiner.
Me; Faunce. w. II. p. y. D., New
York, y. Y: Fuller. Miss Grace l., Med
ford. Mass: Fuller. Mr.. Robert O..
Cambridge. Mass: Fuller, Mr.. Alfred
G, Cambridge, Mass: Fixes. Rev. Maui
rice p. Philadelphia. Ia; Francis. Rev.
James A. New York, y. Y: Frink, Mrs.
c. Z, Holyoke. Mass; Fulmer, Rev. S.
c., indianapolis. Ind
Gillett. Miss NJ. Philadelphia, Pa;
Glover, Miss NJ. l., Jonesport, Me.
Goodman, Edward, Chicago; Gould.
Miss Emma D.. Gardiner. Me: Grant,
Rev. James. Pittsfield. Mass: Greene,
Dir. r. B., Milford, Mass: Greene. r.
w, NJ. D, Worcester Mass; GrieSmer
Rev. II. A. Haddonfield. N J.: Cries
mer. Mrs. II. A, Haddonfield. y. j.;
Griffith, Mr.. Austin f.. Philadelphia,
Pa; Griffith. Mrs. Austin. T.. Philadel-
phia, Pa; Grimes. Rev. Isaac. Cam
bridge. Mass; Grover. Miss Mary f..
New York. y. Y; Gruman. Mr. J. a.
Minneapolis. Mimi: Gruman. Mrs. ].
A. Minnea polls. MINI.
Hammond. Mrs. e. F.. Needham.
Mass Harris Mr. T. " Malda,,