The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-28
OFF FOR CAPE MAY
The PennsyIvanfn's Animal Outing
for the Newspaper Correspondents

With caddy bags and fishing rods and
divers other pIeasure-makins appliances.
and determination to have a good time,
about half a hundred Washington cor
respondents of newspapers throughout the
United States departed on the Cape May
Special this morning for that popular re-
sort For three days they viii sojourn
by the surf, the guests of the Penusyl-
vania Railroad, which annually tenders
this excursion to the correspondents sta
toned in Washington, Baltimore, and
Philadelphia
When the special arrives at Baltimore
the contingent of newspaper men from
that city viii be taken aboard Philadel-
phia viii be the next important stop and
there luncheon will be taken by the par
ty, which will, by that time, be aug
mented by the presence of a large num-
Der of newspaper men, their wives or
other members of their families, from the
City of Brotherly Love.
Cape May viii be reached at $40 o'clock
this afternoon, and the party Will at
once proceed to the Stockton Hotel, which
will be headquarters during the stay at
the Cape All manner of amusements nave
been planned Tomorrow night there will
be a hop at the hotel. Sunday night there
will be a sacred concert In the time be-
tween these events the newspaper men
will practically own the Cape Boating
fishing, bathing, soIfing, and all other
sports will come in for a share of atten-
ton.
Shop talk is to be tabooed- Everyone
is expected to forget his business. The
party will leave Cape May Monday morn
ing. Luncheon viii be had again in the
daI y4-I1a
the Quaker City contingent viii be drop
ped. The Baltimore newsgatherers viii
leave the train at the Monumental City
and the Washington correspondents viii
arrive in the Capital some time Monday
afternoon
Among those on the special when it pull
ed out of Washington were: Charles S.
Albert. of the New York World" and
Mrs. Albert; George NJ. Bailey, of the
Galveston News and Dallas News;
w Webster BalIinger, of the BaIlinger Press
Syndicate: W. r. Bell, of the "Philadel-
phia North American" c. w Campbell,
Philadelphia Inquirer" Jesse l. Car
michael, indianapolis Press Otto Car
michael, Detroit Journal f. w. Cauld-
well, New York Commercial Advertiser
f F. Coyle Of the philadelphia North
American Morton Z. Crane, of the
Boston Herald Charles Daniel, At
Ianta Journal;" Roy Stannard Drake,
Cleveland Press Henry E. Eiand,
scrfpps-AIcRae Press Association H Gil
son Gardner. Chicago Journal Louis
Garthe, Baltimore American" Isaac
Gregg. ''Pittsburg News" Charles A
Hamilton, Brooklyn Times" and Miss
Hamilton; Austin z. Heiss, Pittsburg
Dispatch" and Miss Heiss; E NJ Hood,
Associated Press. and Mrs Hood and Mrs.
John p. Miller; Edwin S. Hoskins, ''Buf-
faIo Evening News and Mrs. Hoskins;
W. w Jermane, Minneapolis Journal;
+. A johnson, Minneapolis Tribune;
Hal D. Iandon. Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune" F. Aichinard. New Orleans
es-Democrat;' Richard V. Oulahan,
New York SUM- Raymond Patterson,
Chicago Tribune; +. a. Richardson;
Fred F. Scrader, Sioux City Journal;
". B. Shaw. Philadelphia Inquirer
Sam W. Small New York Journal"
CORY NJ. Stadden, Columbus Dispatch" ;"
Florence F. Sullivan. Chicago Chron-
tcle;" Matthew F. Tishe, New York
Journal" and Mrs. Tighe; Walter Well
man. Chicago Times-Herald," and Miss
Veliman: Robert ]. Wynn, New York
Press" Fred Starek, Cleveland Leader
victor Kaufman, Washington star
ana Mrs. Kauffmanni Mr.. and Mrs J.
Conquest Clarke, J. Whit Heron, Wash
ington star and Mrs Heron, and D. S.
r;arrv. New York sun"