The times., 1901-06-29
CORRESPONDENTS ON A TRIP.
Many Newspaper Men Go 20 Cape
May for an Outing.

Nearly fifty prominent Washington cor
respondents OF newspapers in all parts of
the United States departed yesterday for
Cape May, where, in company with the
scribes of Philadelphia and Baltimore,
they viii be the guests of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad for the next two days.
The Cape May special left Washington
from the Sixth Street depot at $3.50 o'clock
yesterday morning. Many of the gentle
men were accompanied by their wives or
members of their families. Invitations
were issled to but favored few. The
reputation of these annual excursions for
newspaper folk is such that few of the
invitations were unaccepted.
When the special arrived at Baltimore a
delegation of newspaper men from that
city joined the party. Philadelphia was
reached shortly after noon and the news
paper men from the Quaker City Joined
their fellows at luncheon in the Broad
Street station.
Cape May was reached between and
O'Clock An informal reception was helu
at the Stockton Hotel, where the party
will be entertained during their seaslue
stay. Tonight there VIII be mop at the
hotel and tomorrow night a sacred CON
cert. The intervening time VIII De nlieu
in with amuseInents of all kinds, OF which
boating. fishing, and golfing VIII form an
important feature. The party VIII start
hoIneWard on Monday morning, arriving
in Washington some time Monday after
Among those on the special when it pull
ed out OF Washington were: Charles ,:
Albert. of the New York World, and
Mrs Albert; George NJ Bailey, OF the
| .'GaIvc ston News" and Dallas News;
Webster BallinEer, or the Ballinger Press
Syndicate: w. X. Bell, of the ,Phlladei-
phia North American" G. w. CampDell,
Philadelphia Inquirer Jesse L. Car
michael, Indianapolis Press" Otto Car
michael, Detroit Journal; f w. Cauld-
well. New York Commercial Advertiser;
r +. Coyle, of the Philadelphia North
American" and Miss MAY Martin; Morton
E Crane. Of the Boston Herald Roy
Stannard Drake Cleveland Press;
Henry +. Eland' Scripps-McRae Press
Association; u. ellison Gardner. Chi
cago Journal Louis Garthe, 'Bald-
more American" Isaac Gregg; Pitts
burg News" and Mrs. Gregg; Charles A.
Hamilton. Brooklyn Times. and Miss
Hamilton; Austin Z. Heiss, Plttsburg
Dispatch and Miss Heiss; E. M Hood,
Associated Press. and Mrs. Hood and Mrs.
John 2. Miller; Edwin 5. Hoskins, Buff
fala Evening News. and Mrs Hoskins;
". w Jermane, Minneapolis Journal;
+ A. johnson, Minneapolis Tribune;
Hal d. I.andon. Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune" F. Michinard, New Orleans
Times Democrat" Richard V. Oulahan,
New York sun Raymond patterson,
Fred F. Scrader. Sioux City Journal
". &. Shaw, Philadelphia Inquirer;
sam ". Small. New ork Journal =
CORY NJ Stadden. Columbus Dispatch"
Florence f. Sullivan, Chicago Chron
icle:' Matthew +. Tighe. New York
Journal" and Mrs. Tighe; Walter Well
man. Chicago Times-IIerald," and Miss
WeIlman: Robert J. Wynn, New York
Press Fred Starek, Cleveland Leader.
victor Kauffmann. Washington Star,
ana Mrs. Kaufman; Mr.. and Mrs. J.
CONQUEST Clarke J. Whit Heron, Wash
ington star" and Mrs. Heron; d. ).
Barry. New York sun" C T. Richard
SON San Francisco Examiner y: 6
Johnson, Washington STAR; and w. >.
Daniels. ..St. Louis Republic.