The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-08-09
TIE TRIP TO BUFFALO.
/ The Members of the Press and
Their wives Enjoyed The Trip
To the Fullest Extent.
SNAP SHOTS ALONG THELINI
Every Courtesy Shown The
Party.

On Iu'y Odd tie gay party Of 90 ,tle-
men and laiipS r. PIE Srntiug the PcS>
Association of South Carolina, boarded
lhr train at Columbia bound for thA
great Pan American Exposition al
Buffalo, y. Y.
After spending several hours sight
seeing around the beautiful city at
Columbia, Wis ting til. State House. the
South Carolina College and other place,
Of interest, tie party left via ) "ltlern
Railway at g O'Clock in the afternoon
with bright anticipa'ions of pleasant
outing. "Jumna,n q chartered pullman
car was the Car used by the party. Ths
is a handsomely equipped car with fou =
teen sections for sleeping quarters AIT
ves'ihuled ends aud largr observation
Windows allowing Il iiue view of the
&c, merry along The line.
The first stop UC the party was AT
Norfolk. The party consisted of some
forty members including the ladies, of
which there were = gOSiiy number, pos
sibly twenty
The trip To Nn folk was without event,
all We're merry and full of enthusiasm
upon arrival at No;SUik. The hiei
themselves to the Ailaliiic uolel anil
from thSre the party Scat'etcd 10 Ial,. in
all the sights thy cnull clowl mo III.
few shnrt hours t!ley hail 20 remain lii
the city, some going to the fun ,HS Viz
gi la Beach, others to Oc~au View, while
others went over to Old P0li & mfUlt
AMI vi>i eG the 'ldierS II Hma. at Hdmp-
ton nearby and others took III New PMI
News, lie navy yard. the wonderful
ship building p!art and dry dock, an;i
many other Interesting sights around
and adjoining this historic seaport town
The patty were the recipients of
hearty welcome by the ci'lznns ot
Norfolk. Every courtesy was extended
by the ciizAris anh the clubs. The
party is cSpsr' ally ind .hIci 80 ths officials
Ut The Old b.,pii'tirn Steamship Company
and the New York Ceutral Ra'lroad
paopl. who nri them ami took pleasure
in showing them Ground The party
landed at Portsmouth and crossed tu
Norfolk ON the ferry boat.
From Norfolk the party took the
steamer on the Oid DuminiUn line fo
New York, leaving Norfolk a. p. N
and enjoyed ii delightful all might ride o.
'h" rolling deep. The fnlIo wing day the
wa els began TO become disturbed and :,
cItaiH feeling OF sadness DER spread the
entire party, and they appeared t. have.
forgotten something. the waves D-Ca Ne
higher, the tossing OF the s ijp IN ~
violent and many We're srdirniv cAll-d
~ the Sirle rallS aS if III aiXiNIS pusS'
f something. The Whole pn'ty with
only "A few rXcrptiorS, iuc'uilng :})U
other i,aSs.uSerS. We're exp ri.uC,.ing =.
,ealthy dose of sea sickness This last. q
fhr Srm,. four or five hours bliG it. WAS IL
over in time fur Lha spirits ~ lhn party
TO revive 10y the time they cam" in sigh!
If Ih- great metropolis, New York city.
at which place they arrived aGouj fOu
o'clock Thur:d.,y eve ing, Ju'v 25Lh.
The President and his wife, NJ. and
Mrs. E.Drit II. Aull we've among the
inl.IuneS.
Upon arrival at New York the party
repsiied 10 the COlonnade hotel where
rooms had been secured for them The
afternoon and evening WAS spent III
taxing il the town generally AID seeing
Nrw Io,k hy gas light which was EN-
j ,ye1 by al, many of whom saw the city
10 the first time.
The next morning at $50 the party
left for AibAny, y y, the capital city
of New York. The trip was made ,'u
Tie Aimnv,n a handsome steamer of
the New York and Albany d:'y line
UnuSual courtesy waS again MT with H.
A.h,ny aud ever, one waS made TO fee.
at t.oIne and among frii,dS Many
ha'dSnmn residences ami places of
historical interest We're pointed out 10
the party on the trip along the famous
Hudson river To Albany. the ni&ht wa,
~ ent III Albany and some Of The party.
b,ing somewhat fa!isued, spent most of
the time in taking rest The trip
from New York to Albany will be ON.
pleasantly remembered long time by
the party
About noon Of III 27th, the 9TH day
ont, the party left Albany via The New
York Central for Tie goal Biiffalo, after
having speut tl!c morning very pleasantly
looking around the capital city and
being shown over the State House. The
journey 10 Buffalo occupied the remainder
OF the dav, and the party were landed in
az the great citv oi the Pan American
Exp ,sitinn at the close If tn. day, and
the c'OSe of the week, hut ihongh it WAS
tinne Ia take II rpst this great k,iei inScope
tie exp ait;On city WAS too great
temptation ard many I",t Cnlv could no.
wait GutI! h0nt.v " hu'. :nrli r.t evr',
vail i'll l'ip morning "bciI WIS S.HhaN,
AMI rrlniiir.'d mp 10 he We >nt' hours,
drHf iaL liz ili' iu'OXicHtinS p'rt3ure|
ami sights Ou Gvrii haui
Tips wte p auiTd for taki"g in the
f,l!o" Ing places after :r Jag 'le exp 'si-
tinp: Ma CARA Fais. Thous nd Islands,
fOro''tn. Mrn'Ical. q 10 e .:.,d OAK t.
New y RI rhe p;ntN will. -! rr lraviia
liutfnln. 20 where rh,'ir p'"iSu'r direct
q me nulne 1T Will, bul muie of lh>
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