Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-13
Nearly Two Hundred Of Them Are
Now in the City Of the Saints,
THE SEEING CAR" TODAY.
ssltair Ia Engaging Their Attention
This Afiernoon-Choira aud organ
Recital Tonight.

Representatives OF the National Ed
torIal association, with members Of
their families to the number of consid-
cradle, nearly 200 are in Salt Lake to-
day. They came from Omaha In two
sections, the first arriving yesterday
and the second this morning
The entire party is chaperoned by W,
j. Kline Of the Amsterdam IN. W
Daily Recorder who came in with yes.
terday's arrivals, Mr.. Kline was for
mer president OF the New York state
association and In that capacity well
coined the national association at the
Buffalo exposition two years ago. He
looks after all matters Of transportation
and his frank on kilograms Is good
over the Western Union system. The
two cars that came in this morning
were under the direct superlntendenoy
OF c. b. Mccoy Of the Cashockton (O.)
Age, l. r., Diehl Of the Mammoth Rec
ord. the only representative OF the Utah
Press association at Omaha came in
with the last section.
The visitors are mostly quartered at
the Knutsford, Kenyon, and Wilson ho-
tells. They are fine looking body Of
Intelligent men and women and repre-
sent q states of the Union. They were
rendered an informal reception at the
Kenyon this morning by President Felt
and other members Of the Utah associa-
ton and various representatives of the
city press. Shortly after II o'clock they
started about the city in an observation
or Salt Lake Seeing car the trip lasting
over two hours At 2;2O this afternoon
they took. the train for Saltair, where
they VIII remain for the balance OF the
day returning for the choir and organ
recital at the Tabernacle at $50 TO.
night Judge w. II. King will deliver
an address on Utah.
noted parsonage among the visitors
Is A. O. Bunnell OF the Danvllle M
" Advertiser. Mr.. Bunnell Is both a
veteran and an importan factor in ed-
torial association work At the recent
meeting he read paper on Fifty
Years In a Printing Office" as This is
his jubilee at the business. He has been
president OF the national association.
and for S6 years has been secretary and
treasurer OF his state He also is secre-
tary and treasurer of the national Re-
publican association, and Of the Repub-
lican association Of New York. He be-
gan as printers devil 80 years ago al
the age Of IS years.
j, Irvine Steel OF Ashland, Pa. Is also
a veteran. and Is connected prominently
In both the national and state associa-
tons.
Among the party Is genuine Utah
pioneer in the person of j. G. Couson
OF La Harpe, who came TO this state in
1859. and remained until 1857, when he
returned east His parents were mem
bers Of the Mormon" Church, but his
father died at Council Bluffs on the way
west. Mr., Coulson Is accompanied by
his son George. whom he viii show the
primitive home at ogden, which he left
&c years ago,
The party VIII visit Park City and
view some OF Its great mines tomorrow
after which they will go TO the yell
lowstone Park and return by the way
OF the Black Hills
PERSONNEL OF THE PARTY.
The party classified by states
consists Of:
Alabama--Emll Lesser and sister,
Birmingham; W. II. Judson. Bessemer.
F L. Mckenzie, Tallahassee.
Arkansas-Carl Schuppe, Van Buren,.
Connecticut'-George C. Woodruff,
Litchheld.
Florida--Philip isaacs, 1T. Myers
llllnois-G, w. Huphis and wife, elm
ton; j. c. Conlson and son, La HaTpe;
w. Il Jones, lebanon Mrs Cynthia A.
Mead, Aurora, Mrs. o. W. Dean, Chi
caeo.
Indlana-L @. Ellingham and wife,
Decatur. VIII c. Craig and daughter,
NoblesYille Thomas j. Brooks. wife
and daughter. Martinsville.
Iowa-G r. Lynn and wife. Sumner
carbohydrates NJ. Meacham and
wife, Hopkinsyille: NJ. F. Conley and
wife. Louisa.
LouisIana-John Dymond and daugh-
ter. New Orleans; Charles Il. Schwlng.
Plaqdeinlne; Miss Gertrude Callahan
and mother, Washington, w, E. Hslnil-
ton, Shreveport
Maine-C W. Robbins and wife. Old
Town ]. NJ. :. Hunter and daughter,
Pennington.
observation-disclosures c. Fairbanks
and wife, Natick: Theo. p Wilson and
wife, Winchester; j. NJ. Marshall and
wife, Manchester, A. Vittum and wife
Beverly,
Minnesota-Frank Tins. st. Cloud
Mlssissppi-J. w. Buchanan. Grena-
de- ]. a. Richardson, S1nfower; j. l..
Gillespie. Greenwood h. G.. eastman
and sister Vicksburg.
Missouri-S, A. Pierce, independence.
o. ID. Gray aud wife, Sturgeon: II. +.
Staple and wife, Rock Port Lou San
ders and wife, Palmyra w. j. Skid
more and wife. Skidmore.
New Hampshire-L. w. Brewster,
Portsmouth.
New York-Ex- President Gary A.
Willard, wife and daughter Bonneville:
A. o. Bunnel and vile, Dansville. w.
J. Kline, wife and daughter, Amster-
dam; II. j. Knapp and wife, Auburn:
j. r. klock, kingston w. III. Green
how wife and two daughters, Hornells-
Vile. Luke McHenry. Chittenango
James II. Smith and wife. New Roch-
ellie; W. B. Collins, Gloversville.
Ohio-W. VI. Miles and WIFE, Zanes-
Vile; Howard a. Amos and sister, Sid
ney; VIM. A. Ashbrooke and wife,
Johnstown; g. y. Mccoy, Coschocton;
4. L. McMillln and wife, ST. Gairsville:
Mrs. l. p. Hart, Warren.
flEIa hrF..oH
Guthrie; Miss Ida Niblack, Guthrie.
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