New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED.
A DELIGHTFUL TRIP TO THE YELLOW
STONE PARK.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Is MAKING
PREPARATIONS TO TAKE A LARGE
PARTY ON JULY 5.

The work connected with travel mas ndue
many neonIe give I'D long cherished hopes TO
CO. new, lands and to become better acquainted
with their own country Buying tickets, cnech-
ing baggage looking for the proper hotels at tne
various places and dividing the time so tnaI tn7
best results may be obtained are tasks which,
while they may give pleasure TO some tourists
ara eo burdensome to others that they outWelsh
the pleasures. It was with view 10 Ish'eiis
+baee burdens of the tourist that the nrsI per-
oauy conducted excursions were organized
The expense of the trip was reduced cohpdh-
ions on the trip were secured. there were few
chances of missing the important slshtS oi d
Mace and the element Of work became elilll-
a+ed The business of taking large parties 10
s,..-+ rofnts has been conducted successfully
g. r,a-,,, 1,ears ny several companies. ana tnere
a many people by whom an annual "Trip Is
,oouAd ,non as a necessity who never tnlnh OIL
travelling in any other way
g., ,.ears ago the Pennsylvania Railroad
advertised personally conducted tout u"1
the MANAGEMENT of the company oiiiCi0-'
er,ecial cars and luxurious accohlino1o ~
a. tour was so successful and the guests were 81
,,eu nIeased that the personally coiiuuO'0U ''
-. h.coma a feature with the company ana
hss nau, territory is being invaded by
the people who eagerly take auN -
Inducements held out to them-
.,- the most popular of these tours are
+hosa m the Yellowstone Park. to MEXICO anu
california Arrangements for the feiio"s.Oh7
Dark +our are being made now, anu many ~
bayA already been sold This tour 10 aitoSV
- ,v+aen days The tourists will leave
Work Newark, Philadelphia balliilole diiN
1ryoebineton on July >. and Will return u '"eit
rr,oe on the evening of July ~ Inc 'rlp VIZ
ba made in special cars all the way eAcep' SIN
+o1 sra
the park. ,,,
,rbA enecial train will consist or fuilihdn
- oar cleaning cars compartment cars and
~ ,,.o+ion car These are all of the highest
,5 tho passengers will be made as COM
s.ab1a as thev would be in first class MOTEL
IT., eraciaI feature of the train is the ooserNd-
+,on car which resembles an open slIuliis loOil'
ertsbed in hardwood and furnlshed WIN arm
chairs and sofas. The observation PLATFORM aI
49,, - and of the car is deeply recessed so as
20 form, an open observatory Ihis car WIN lOS
,o,1, Injuries is for the use OF all the passeh-
sars Besides the conductor or guide there IS
a chaperon on the train. a woman wei Ferseu III
+ba ar+ Of travelling and her especial duty is
to care for the women VINO 'raVei "l'hou'
escort.
The ronnd trip ticket. covering all necessary
exnenses for the entire trip. is $3.50. and when
two persons occupy one oe' ~
reduced to S142-
On the Western trip there Will be stops at
Chicago and Minneapolis. and the tourists will
he In the latter place while the National Edu-
catioraI Association Is in session. The park
will he reached early in the morning on July H.
and the tourists will begin the stage trip from
Cinnabar at O'Clock that day The itinerary
gives every detail of the interesting trip ana
one NAV know before the first station out or
New-Yorl< Is reached where every dinner VIII
he taken and where every night will be spent.
The park deserves all the praise for beauty
which 1t receives from the enthusiastic tourist
This marvellous district in the very heart of the
Rocky Mountains set aside by act of Congress
for the benefit and enjoyment of mankind. has
been spoken of gigantic natural exposition
Here may be many varieties of terrestrial
phenomena, and the people who visit the beauti-
full region add to their store of knowledge while
thew enioy the beautiful scenic panorama. Gey
sers hot springs mineral springs. cliffs of
natural glass lava beds, great riven rocks filled
with basalt extinct volcanoes and petrified for
ests are among the sights in the park, and
amid the fastness of the Hoodoo Mountains