El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-10
EDITORS
in Ell PASO
A Flock Of.Them Settle Down
On The Depot Plat
form
'MOSTSCAREO TO DgATH
To Find a Big City With More
BustIe To The Block
Than They Ever
Saw Before

| This morning the mem bers OF the
National Editorial association were in
the city en- route over the Southern
Pacific to San Francisco. The depot
platform wrs crowded with editors this
morning waiting for the train. There
were a hundred and one persons in the
party and they have just adjourn ed
from meeting in New Orleans and
are going on transcontinental tour in
two Pullnans.
| During their short stay in Ell Paso
many of them were shown over part
of the city. They expressed them
selves very much astonished at the
size and evident prosperity of Ell Paso,
| They had expected a small village
and found a city. One of them asked
| If there was a daily paper pub
| lished here and was dumbfounded
when told that there were three. A
mum Der of them called at the HERALD
office snd secured copies of the 1900
Souvenir Edition.
Among this great collection OF the
moulders of public opinion of the
country were men from every section,
from Canada to the Gulf. There we're
men of all ages and of all opinions.
C2e Oh those wnO called at the BER-
AID office was Col. Givens Crsddock,
editor of the Kentuckisn- Citizen, of
Paris, KY, a white haired veteran of
the Mexican war and journalist of
fifty years experience. His paper, a
oL< is hn n1A IN La
and one of the oldest in the country,
having been established as the Ken
, tuckian in 1903.
Col. Craddock is bachelor and said
| this morning that his romance was
with Mexican girl whom he met in
the capitol OF the southern republic if
ty years ago when An officer in the
American army.
kentucky is becoming quiet again -
he said in answer to question by a
HERALD reporter as to conditions in
his state. II think everything will be
strai ghtened out peaceably.' Among
the visiting editors were the following:
F. S. Usilton, Miss Usilton, Chester
town, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. S A. Pierce Pointers,
Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. ellison, Palla-
dium, Benton Harbor, Mich.
II. c. Sample. Miss Sample, Free
Press, FatrmOunt. w Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 81. Holmes, Splint-
ers, ST. Clair, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Greeushow and
daughter, Tribune. Honuesville, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ashbrook, In.
DEPENDENT, Johnstowp, 0.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Taylor and SON,
Star Clipper, Traer. Ia.
G. S. Jettinger, Kleeblott, Delphos,
Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Junkin, Bulletin,
Sterling, Kas.
E l. Christman, Miss Christman,
Miss Ingrum, Reporter, Washington,
Pa.
Mr. and Mrs II A Perkins, National
tst, Man attain, Kas.
G NJ Flemming, Banner, Buckhsn-
non, w Va.
Mr. and Mrs w B Frost, Jeweler,
Providence, r [.
L w Brewster, Journal, Portsmouth;
NH.
Mr. and Mrs G c Fairbank, Bulletin,
Natick, Mass.
G. P Linn, Gazette. Sumner, Ia.
Mr. and Mrs c r Callagan, Gazette,
Belleville, 0.
f G Perry, Democrat, Columbia,
Tenn.
Mrs A S Sullivan, Miss Sullivan, Ad-
vocate, Chicago, Ill.
j S Wise, Review, Maukato, MINI.
} 2 Herrick, Breeze, Bolivar, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs G Norby, Herald, Ada,
MINI.
II e Boen, Globe, Fergus Falls,
MINI.
Mr. and Mrs Berryhill and son,
Review. St Paul, Mimi
M S Bailey, Times, Chippewa, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs F w Coon, Reporter.
Edgerton, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs / G Taylor, Herald
Alexandria, S D.
G G McAIlister. Register, Chappell,
Neb. ~~---
Mr. and Mrs L S Reid, Review, Dali
las City, Ill.
A Ewing, Review, Monmouth. ILL.,
Frank Zins, Northeastern, St Cloud,
MINI.
Joseph Leicht, Herald. Winona,
Mimi