Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-26
NEWSPAPER VISITORS.
Mississippi Moulders OF Puohc
Opinion Here Ia Force.

MISSISSIPPI Moui"'''
Opinion Here In Force
trpon the early Oregon Short Line
train this morning came an excursion
marry composed OF members OF the Mis-
slsslppI Press association, the train nav
inr been run over the Union Paclhc
from Omaha and transferred 20 the
short Line After breakfast the mein-
hers of the party proceeded 10 take IN
ali the sights OF the city, an organ re-
cital AZ the Tabernacle being the hfst
ching upon the program. This COM
menoed al $3.50 o'clock and continued 10
delight the visitors for near an hour
They were much pleased with Pfoi'
Daynes's rendltions and were filed Win
wonder and curiosity at the tones OF the
blg organ and the acoustic properties
on the great building. The LION anu
Guardo houses were visited as were
the Church offices and the Temple
grounds Some went 10 the salt Palace
and some went 20 Fort Douglas, but Few
missed the trip 70 Saltair IN the ai1er-
noon. and their delight at the brlny
bath was even more enthusiastic tnan
al The sights IN town. The personnel Oh
the party Is as follows
sH Galloway and S. 7. Holman
Colleglan. Jackson, G. I. Heard, Frog
ress Brooksvlle Miss Singleton Gar
rett Carthagenisn, Carthage; Miss May
Mcclure Eagle. oxford: Miss Sallie
Mcclure Globe. oxford Miss Ada CAL
houn Democrat. Greenyille; Miss Daisy
Lines Journal, POplarville; Miss Nam
ME Walker and W. ]. Moore. Gazette.
Magnolia. Miss Annabel Power and
Emmie Power. Post. Yicksburg. VIII
liam Ward and Miss l.. Gillespie, Times,
starkyllle: Miss Rose Moore, News,
Durant, Miss Mary Hobbs Leader,
Brookhayen; Miss L. Richardson
Newspaper Union Vicksburgi Miss
Bertha stebbine. Picket, Canton; Mrs.
n b. Alternately and Miss Jennie Dyer,
Reporter. Houston; Miss Adine Tesral.
Snap Shot McComb City; T. II. Max
we'll Times Promoter. fernando; Mrs.
II II Weiss and daughter, Picayune,
New Orleans: p. A. Spinks, American
Gunner, Meridian l. T. Blot, Courser,
Cofeyville ] r. Showers, Eagle. OK
ford: ]. M. Cashin Times, Greenyllle;
Miss Helen Bell. Baptist. Jackson, Miss
Pattie Kincannon. Journal Tupelo; X.
II Henry and Miss Marie Henry, CAR
ion Ledger Jackson: j. G.. Mcclure and
Il ~
Headbock. Lumberton; James Baulk
and Miss L, McLaurln Herald, Lead
ville Thomas T. West Times, West
Point; Robert and Littleton Lewis, Re
publican. WOodyille; Charles g. Moreau
and wife, Echo. Bay St. Louis; Miss
TITLE Weemer and Miss Nirgie Henry
Times Canton; Mrs Z. X, Mayors ana
Miss Bessie Brooks Democrat, scran-
ton; Mrs. S. c. Maer, Dispatch, Colum-
bus, Mrs. +. ]. Young and w. S. Nc
Bride. Conservative. Carrolltonit q. n,
Sample and wife. Advertiser, Lexlng-
ton: Miss Grace Ship and Mrs, 7, p.
Henry. Herald. Nicksburg; J. II. Duke,
and Miss B. Wins, Herald, Scooba; Miss
Lilly Carr and Miss Lois Martin, Chal-
lenger. Clarksdale; L. II. Boter and
wife, Times. Brookhayen; d. h. NIch-
OILS. Flag. Greenwood; w ]. and v. W.
Williams Enterprise. Wesson; w. A..
Henry. Jr, and Miller Henry News.
Oxford w. c. Welbern and Wife Farm
Gazette. starkyille Mrs. W. II. Bon
ney and daughter, Banner. Starkvllle;
Miss Marcy 4. Hampton and Miss Ethel
Fehearston. Cnonian, Brockhayen;
Miss Mary f. Hampton and Miss Ethel
Featherslon, Cllonlan Brookhayen;
Westyllle; 8. L. Schloss. Pythian Jour
nal, Wo0dville.
IN A QUANDARY.
Some OF the tourists desired 10 re-
turn east over the Western and Mid
land, but the matter was not settled
when these columns closed Many Of
the visitors favored returning over the
Union Pacific because Of the extra cost
attached 20 the trip over the other
route. Mr. Donnell Of the Midland put
himself In Geographic communication
with Denver In an effort TO arrange the
matter.