The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
:, oRIDa EDITORS TOURING.
.,,,.rr,u rRE>s ASSOCIATION N
SAVANNAH.

nrrnn Steamship CompRny's
.,nnis-snw the Making of
,.,,n. at the Broom Factory.
viu nc Given n TRIP On The H'v"r
Lunch by the Morning News
Io-dH,.
Press Association took in
., u savannah yesterday. Fifty
lives 81 che press Of the PEN
.s ana their wives ana sisters
Il. thc seaboari Air Line nt noon.
mot a, the Pulaski House by
dives OF the Morning News and
..t1l,i welcome TO savannah
uler the savannah. Thuudcrbo.t
.... ~ uouc Railway had q car Ia
Yea. 10 the motel and tfe visitors were
trolley ride through the city. taxi
,ss bus ness and residence sections
Inns at the Ocean Steamship ,crmi-
r8s
rn down Ahcrcorn street stop
.las az the new Roman Catholic
r and the visitor spent a short
81 che stately edincc. admirlng its
mo affairs and rich decorations.
An. steamship whlrvcs General Pas
hseut Halle and Agent Trozcvant
r party ia charge ana an interest
r Was spent on the ships watching
a., Harsing Of cargoes and the loading
t...on and naval stores. Tho Nacoo-
M ma city OF Augusta were I'm port
l visit was paid 10 the city OF Au-
capt Daggett heartily welcomed
visitors on board and they went
a., thc ship from stem TO stern. Art
.- .lt they visited the naval stores sheds
s atton yards. returning past the Cor
Ir,ss
T visitors were impressed with the
magnitude OF the terminals
the vast commerce that
it- inlet ana outlet through the in-
t lines ~ whlrvcs ana slips ana the
n ut storage sheds piled with thou
az tons of freight.
t.- leaving the terminals tho visitors
81 at the Savannah Brewery. whore
s,r Starr had ample beverage drawn
from the wood. The visitors watch
noutier- al work. saw the labelling
sa other work done. ani spent an inter-
Gang Haif hour 10 the brewery Their car
no. iu waiting az tha brewery
entrance. and they were soon up
uar again on their way up they
solr.i az the Savannah Broom
f4.Hv To many Of tho visitors this
ono Of the most interesting features
d fHe afternoon "trip. To the ladIes it
aas particularly SO. They watched the
nHa.Ue ct tho woman's -o-call,d weapon
defense ga all IFS stages. from
anbuud.ing Of the straw as il
r.10d the factory. until &c became the
mr fe broom, and ala autisepUc broom
tHlt some time WAS spent in the
"a orv. ana as they left President Kui-
rH presented each visitor a neatly made
I'D decorated antiseptic brush broom -
souvenir
Returning TO their car. the visitors were
ten ont West Broad street past the
Central Railroad offices across che city
tfla-l Liberty street making "a brief
f"7 ui Bun street nust tho Plans Sys-
.hIccs and around Bay street 90 thu
Cy Exchange, where they lcft the car
i0 ih,ir hotel
50 uEht the visitors attended tfo the
rr through the courtesy Of Manager
Ne.s ana witnessed the Peruch -Be'danl
tnmAtry's performance OF "a Yves crn
Romance" The entire day was cuioyahiy
s.0a. The editors ana their friends re-
t.f.i courtesies on every hand. Manag-
rr lotion of the street railway. was un-
nHI 90 accompany them on tho trolley
huf placed a ear az their disposal Tor
50. ~. crnoou.
Tho party which comprise nearly the
et membership Of the Florida
Association s. on its way
-1 Richmond and viii visit Coz
l-m.h aud Raleigh on the way
i dent Williams of The Scalolrd Air
oomplimcnted the editors with the
t#u ana they viii BE- tho guests OF the
Ulrd iu Richmond tn the rarity ore
y J. W White OF the Frlterual Record
s-onVille, president OF the associat on,
Miss white Nj. aud Mrs. SUM
' =. Lowry. Southern Pythiau. TAMPA;
~ "a. Lawrence and sisI er West Fol Ia
Republican. Herbert T. D1od. Lake City
f.orer. Mr.. aud Mrs. John Thomas
t..ar. Grand Ridge Echo John G. Trcc.
thasscan. Mr.. and Mrs O. j. Farmer.
Bronson Times Democrat. Mr. ami Mrs
H o. Crum. Republican. Tampa: ". j..
Commander and sister, Laurel lin Ca
zet O. b. ilowse and sister, sumter
fI0 Times Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Smif b,
N1.ticcllo Constitution; Mr. and Mrs. -.
Porter Grand Ridge Echo, Nj. and
Ar d. " Baldwin, Bcllcvlew News Let
t ar and Mrs. James b. Matthew
ha Jenny standard: G. b. Smith, Jap
H.s Nj. aud Mrs. ". y. Harris kl-sim-
us. Valley Gazette: Mr. and Mrs Wal
Or Turner CorGole journal, Nj anil
A Frank Horton. Arcadia News; j..
t.. ana daughter Wcetviuc Advocate
81. and Mrs ID. l.. Banning, Waldo Adj
Phillip lsancs and son. Fort My
q Press. B. b. Tatum and sister Miami
Hpous Frank Harris and daughter.
u Banner: Oscar }. Keep AMI sister.
trr Herald. A. G.. Moore. Marian a
Uoursr: Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis b. Wa
81. IHu-pille Star. Mr. and MIS- Charles
AUsr Dunncllou News
A White president OF the Press Asso-
0.r. l- well-knowu Jacksonville man.
Besides h.s connection with the Fratcrnal
y Ord he is president OF che Jacksonville
Imrsrahstlc League and "a member
ct '. Ilval County Democratic ENccu-
H Committee. He is ex-prcsideut 81
fau1 Good Roads Association and
H00n secretary OF the Florida State
H.i ltHlds Association for years. He Is
.Iry of the Mayors ana Councilman 5
tuon OF Florida. member Of the
e.utiic city Council, and a prominent
Odi Fellow. and knight OF
itiHs lie established free reading
I'H H the section OF jacksonville Boz
P. lives. as well as one OF the most
sunday schools in jacksonville.
-o founder OF the Young Mems
Wheclmen. lie s. secretary or
.aHuv.le Gala Week Association
member OF the Jacksonville
Trade.
morning. n the weather PERMITS.
win be given 4 trip on the
p .0kinr iu the river irons. the Sea-
rN N.r Limo terminals and tho Plant