Evening journal., 1901-05-01

Jose. Mount Hamilton Click Observa-
tory, Palo Alto stamford University,
Mount Tamalpais. The Geysers, Big
Trees, Napa and Sonoma valleys. Most
liberal arrangements will also be made
for excursions from Los Angeles to
Santa Barbara, RedondO, Santa Monica,
Long Beach, San Diego. Riverside,
Redlands. Pasadena, Echo Mountain,
and to all the orange, olive and lemon
growing sections.
A rate OF fifty dollars from San Fran
cisco into the Yosemite has been ar
ranged for The coupons Will iclude
railroad and sleeplng-cur accommoda~
tions. stage trips hotel bills, and four
or five other most important side-trips
in the valley. The time required will
be fye or six days.
There will be no reduction from the
uEual rates for sleeping cars, except
where cars are chartered For infor-
nation as to rates. inquire of any Pull
man agent
The following is a partial list Of ex-
cursion managers:
Maine-The Rev. Luther Freeman
Portland.
Massachusetts and First General
Conference Dlstrict--G. w. Penniman
Clinton. and Charles r. Magee, 81
Bromheld. Boston.
New York and Second General Con-
ference District-The Rev. E l..
Thorpe 1853 Summit street, Brooklyn;
She Rev. George Adams. go Williams
avenue, Brooklyn; Cornelius S. Loder,
27l Broadway, New York; the Rev. p.
n. Chase. Red Hook.
Pennsylyania-W. A. Gillespie, 1926
GIeen street. Philadelphia.
Maryland-The Rev II. ID. Mitchell
1922 West Lexington street, Baltimore
District of olumbia-Charles f. Lin
ger. Sll Seventh street, n. W., Wash
ington.
Ohio-L. A. Stabbler and II. ]. Nip
pert, Cincinnati.
Indiana-O. II. Palmer. Indianapolis
| W. II. Braman. South Bend
IllinOis4-The Rev Harlow V. Holt
1921 North Sawyer avenue, Chicago; c.
A. Kelley, 500 Emerald avenue, Chi
cago the Rev. w. d. Fairchild, Muir
deck. S. G.. Akers, Jacksonville.
| Missouri-H II. Gregory. st. Louis;
Willis N. Grant. Kansas City; ths
Rev. W. ii. Welton. Clermont; the
Rev. w G. Burris. Kah0ka
| Micnigan-W. Scott Jones, Detroit.
Wiseonsin-'lhe Rev A. S. Gilbert
Milwaukee
Minresota-Carl f. Miller. st. Paul
Kaasas--Ihe Rev. E. c. Pollard
Sterling.
Nebraska-rhe Rev. c. N. Dawson
Omaha.
Colorado-Guy C. Weed. Denver.
Montana--S II. c. Burgin, Butte.
! Idaho S. Bruce. Boise City. tn,
Rev. ]. ID. Gilland. Callwel.
Utah-The Rev. T. c. Hin. ID. d., Sal
Lake City.
Washington-Alfred Lister. Tacoma
the Rev. o. w. Mintzer, Pullman; tn,
Rev. Fred Sheldon. Bothell: the Rev
J. S. Smith. Palouse.
, Iowa-C. B. Roberts, Adel.
Southern CalifOrnia-Walter II
: Fisher, Los Angeles.
Canada-A. C. Crews. Toronto; tn
Rev. w. H. Barraclough, Victoria.
MEETING PLACES.
The great Mechanics pavilion has al
e ready been obtained as one Of the meet
] ing PLACES, and two additional place
D in near proximity to it viii also b
= arranged tor The auditorium at th
pavilion will seat from eight to te
l thousand people. and at the same tim
leave room in the pavilion for registra
ton headquarters, state headquarter.
committee rooms, missionary and othe
interesting exhibits, the rest and read
ing room, the room specially set apar
for ministers. an emergency hospita.
and ether advantages which will b
hiehly priced by members of the con
yentiOn.
PROGRAM.
The program OF the convention vii
include the consideration Of timel
topics under the caption. Through IN
cpsn Gate of the Twentieth Century.
The great living themes In church an
s2-isty will be discussed by prominen
speakers, lay and clerical. The prc
gram as arranged promises TO be tn
finest ever given at a similar conven
lticn. The list Of speakers number
about two hundred
The Following Is a partial list {
lthcse who have accepted the invitatio
Slto be present and address the conveu