The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-03
CHICAGO PUNGHERS
CONE TO TOWN
Windy City Delegation is Ahead
Of Time.
STAY HERE OVER TODAY
PROGRAMME FOR THEIR EN-
TERTAINMENT READY.

The ticket puncbers from the Windy
City broke into Zion at half. past s last
night, few hours ahead of time. but
mittee forgot to go out and flag them.
They were hauled into the Rio Grande
Western under the guidance of c. r.
Miller of Salt Lake division 395, who
Joined them at Shoshone. The hour
being SO early the whole crowd
thought there would be something do
ing up town, SO up they came About
sixty of them filed into the Kenyon.
with the intention of renewing their
acquaintance with feather beds, but.
alas, there wasn't room in Don Porter's
hosiery to accommodate a third of
them, and back they Went TO the low
ers and uppers for one more night
In Charge of Colonel Wood.
The Chicago crowd is in charge of
Colonel N H. Wood, whose geniality
is his chief Characteristic. He is a
member Of Chicago division No. 1. and
what he doesn't know about the rail-
roads of this country wouldn't be worth
printing The colonel found q room at
the Kenyon. and &c was there last night
that ne told an about his party and
its trip. One thing the colonel objects
to most stTenuousiy. That is the state
ment in yesterdays Herald to the eff
feet that a member of the New Or
leans crowd from Missouri Weighing
tits estima ted 346 pounds, is the heaV-
lest conductor on the Foad.
why, we've got him skinned to
finish declared Colonel Wood. Our
Martin Stark of Chicago, who is the
biggest thing on the Lake Shore.
weighs 352ls. Then we have Billy
PennOre of Moose Jaw, b. c.. who
stands Z feet AZ inches in his stocking
feet Hell probably hold the record
for a minute.
The Chicagoans win be conspicuous
today. They wear badges all over
themselves, like Sousa. Only they have
SOusa back on the tape for fresh
start. Their entertainment begins with
a trolley ride at a. m. to Fort Doug
las. Then there win be a tabernacle
organ recital. After lunch the visitors
take the 2:l5 train for Saltair and to-
night they visit the salt Palace. The
. Chicagoans leave at 3 O'Clock Tuesday
over the Rio Grands Western. The
tour thus far has taken in Winnipeg.
Man; vancouver, ., c.; Portland Sho-
shone and PocafeIlo, where they were
last entertained They go from here
to Denver and are just a little behind
the itinerary having left St. Paul
Nay %.
Personnel Of the Party.
There are ninety members .of. the
party, whose names follow.
ChicagO-N- RI. Wood, name gerI Miss
Rose Stark, Mr.. and Mrs walter A
Carberry Mars J. Becker. Nh and
Mrs. C. Witteried, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles. G. Westholm, Louis CrOne,
James Benjamin, wife and son. ii. n
Smith, Mrs. II. W. Drill. Miss Julia
Frye r. W. Births Mrs. IS. Bissett
Mrs. c. i. Cone
Sandwich Ills.-Mr and Mrs A c.
White. Mrs. Austin White, Mrs X Y
Sanders.
Jersey city. NJ J--Jacob Vorhis, Mr.
and Mrs. y. ManVille,
Boston. Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. George
f. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. W N
/ Drake, Charles w. Merrill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan A. Neal
La Fargo. Wis.-Mrs III " Rose
Grams. Mrs. G. L. Plimpton
Burlington. Ia.--Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Houke.
Logansport. Ind. ~. ). Osborn. J. w.
Fairman.
Lincoln. Neb.-Mrs2 J. H Hockes.