The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-13
IS WELCOMED HOME,
Rev. Nayor is Given an Enthusiastic
Reception at Park Ave. Church
Tuesday Evening.
THE TRIP THOUGH EUROPE.
The Reception Given Rev. Naylor was a
Cordial One.-The Story of His Trip
With His Party Through Europe.

| Win HIS ParGy TnrOug0 Europe.
The pastor of Park Avenue church
is thoroughly of the opinion that un-
! expected, thoughtful deeds have a de-
finite relation to nice people, for last
evening his congregation led by the
young people of the Epworth League
rendered him welcome home re
ception, SO that pastor and people are
Immediately en- rapport after a separa-
ton of nearly three months. The ar
engagements for the reception, like all
spontaneous expressions of the kind
ness were very simple, and very cor
dial.
Although the night was stormy the
friends gathered and united in a hearty
welcome. During the brief program
Mr.. Cooper expressed the welcome of
! the friends and Mr.. Na.r1o4. accepted
the welcome as one to renewed hard
work. He was glad to find the church
under the efficient 1abors of d.. Muir
ray and wife during the summer thor
ough1y in form for aggressive work.
The Kenosha contingent of the
Nay1or party returned last Saturday
evering from an extended tour of
| Europe, Miss Fellows and Mrs. Ripley
arriving with Mr.. Naylor on the four
o'cloc K train. The parry of about forty
sailed from New York, June Goth, and
landed at Hamburg, proceeded to visit
Berlin, MI cembarg, Munich, Ober-
Ammergau, Innsbruck, Venice, Flor
cnce, Rome, Pisa, Milan, Pa11awuza,
Berne, Int2rlGEen. uterbrunnen,
{ rindelwa1d, Lucerne, Heidelberg,
Cologne, Brussels, London and Paris.
The Passion Play at Ober-Ammer-
gdu made a great impression upon ali
o. tie PITY. The simplicity and
strength o. this Representation of the
Passion week of Chr st awakening in
all the p-ofoundcst emotions. Mr..
Nay1or experts to give a stereoptican
representation OF Passion Play upon
an early Sunday evening.
| The party generally, with most other
Americans, were disappointed with
the worlds Fair, agreeing, that while
the fine arts section is superior, the
exhibits in the main are inferior to
t.1ose at Chicago in 1898.
The cities that were most popular
were Venice, Rome, Brussels, Paris
and London. The first choice of the
entire party would Certainly fall within
this list. But the coaching trips
through the Austrian Tyro1s and over
the Simp1on Pass in Switzerland, to-
| gether with the excursion to Lauter-
bruuncn and Kinde1wa1d and the neigh
boring glaciers, were probably the
most popular features Of the tour.
With the exception of the unavoid-
able haste through Germany on ac-
count of the boat arriving late more
time was given to the principal places
than is usual with tourist parties. SIX
days each were allotted to Florence,
Rome and London, four days to Venice
and the tins atssParis ranged from SIX
to twenty days at the discretion Of the
members Of the party, they being a.
lowed to select their own sail-nGs home.
| Most of the party had expected to
sail from Paris the 3Oth of August, but,
owing TO the.steamer on which berths
were originally engaged being recui-
sitioned by the German government
for the Chinese service sai1ings were
distributed between August 81 to Sept.
20, and very fortunately, since many
Americans are now stranded in Europe.
M. Naylor was able to provide all his
party with Their choice of return sail
| ings.
Mr.. Nay1or states, that aside from
the haste in Germany, only one serious
disappointment occurred during the
| tour and that was the loss of his con-
ductors at too late an hour to secure
another, ESQ that for time the party
could not be divided into as small
sections as was desirable. With these
two exceptions the tour was a great
satisfaction to. himself as well as to all
concerned.
Since many of Kenosha's Travellers
have been incredu1ous as to the posi-
| bility of furnishing so extensive tour
including all expenses for the sum of
| $445, Mr.. MAYORS price, it Will be in
| teresting to know that not only were
good hotels and transportation fur
nished for that srm, but that twenty
| FIVE dollars was refunded to each
member Of the party.
WONDERFUL CURE OF DIARRaoEA.