The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-04
GERMAN FARMERS
torty-Five will Be in the
City Tomorrow
ARRIVE AT $50 IN THE MOkNlN0
Maennerchor and Members OF Saen'
qerbund Will Welcome Them at
Depot With Brass Band.
ARRIVE AT $50 IN The MORN|N6

For one brief hour tomorrow Morn
ing WalIa Wala will entertain party
Of German agriculturists, making
tour OF the United States. The party
numbering AZ will arrive IN the clIS
at $50 over the O. r. & \. from zen
dletOn. Owing TO the ShoflneS9 "
their stay, General Agent Burns lnlo
morning said he did not know "hetn-
er the proposed trip to BlaI0ch oich-
ard would be taken or not, as hithl
bers Of the Saengerbun, III session
here tomorrow. have LAID plans u
give the visitors an elaborate enter
Itainment while here and the trip 10
the country may haCe tO be eliminate
ed.
Agent Burns has laid plans Tor
showing the visitors over the mug
farm. and the original program VIII
| be carried out if they desire II. PROP
ably nowhere along their trip VIII the
| FOREIGNERS receive quite as warm
welcome to any city as they VIII re-
ceive in Walla Walla. The local
maennerch0r and several delegations
| from over the state to the saehge[-
| fest. to be here this evening and early
| in the morning. will parade to the
/ depot with the Walla Walla band and
welcome the visitors TO the city.
! The parade will reform at the depot
| after the arrival Of the train and the
visitors heading the procession VIII
! march up town to saengerfest mead
| quarters in the opera house. where a
| general reception Will be held. They
will be escorted back to the tram by
| the band
From Walla Walla the party goes
to Dayton for lunch with the Dayton
! Commercial club, and from there the
! trip will be extended over that branch
| to Turner station, the end of the line
| in order to give the visitors an OPP
pOrtunity to look over the immense
| barley fields Of that section.
The trip will be resumed to Pull
man. where short stop to view the
Agricultural college and experiment
station will be made. From there the
party goes to Spokane and thence
! east.
Members of the Party.
The prominence of the party is IL
| Illustrated by the following list OF its
members:
DR.. Victor Ritter Won Bauer, Bruenn,
| Austria; Macmillan Beuther Fashion,
owner of feudal estates; F. Biermann,
| Mecklenburg. owner of feudal estates;
Ulrich Bohm, Kleutzow, POmerania,
| agriculturist; F. r. Brettreich. Ba-
varia. prominent government official;
| Conrad Eberhardt: Max Elvers, Neck
| lenburg owner of estates: Frederick
| Ferber. Cora. a&ricuituIist; Ottoman
| ~. IrIn III
| Dr. +. II Flecken Cologne; Erich Won
Fluegge. Speck, P0merania, govern
ment official; TIL. Fuehling Frechen.
! Rhenish Prussia. director of large es-
tates: A. Fuhrmann Berlin agricuI-
tural student; Armand CLAIM, Peske.
West Prussia; Bernard GOntard. Liep-
sic, agriculturist: Kurt Gaebler, SOrau,
| Brandenburg. agriculturist; Henry
| Gildemeister, Berlin, agriculturist;
| Charles Hanisch, Breslau, director OF
estates H. kloevekOrn. underwear
gen. owner Of estates; Hans Lampe.
Leipsic, agriculturist; DR.. Eugene
| Count Ledebur, LObOsitz, Bohemia;
E. Lemcke. HOppenrade, Mecklen-
burg Schwerin. agriculturist; DR.. Felix
Lindemann, Dresden. agriculturist; /.
MOeller, Schlieffenberg, Mecklenburg.
owner Of feudal estates; Ferdinand
Won Prachter, Munich. Bavaria. gov
eminent official: c. ReChhOltz, DOeIitZ.
POmerania, owner of feudal estates;
Walter Richter, Tapiau, East Prussia,
agricultural inspector: Fred Rueffer,
Heidelburg, student; Bernard Sachse.
WeisZig, SaXOny. owner OF feudal es-
tates, Jacob SchlOesser. KOeln- Ehren-
field. student; z. Schneppat, MOulen
en- East Prussia, owner OF feudal eS-
tates: Count Won Schwerin-GOehren.
WOldegk. Mecklenburg, army officer;
Ernest SimOns, Elberfeld, agriculture
list; Charles Skene. jr., Breslau, agrl-
culturiSt: Count Schenk Won Stauffen-
berg. RASMUSSEN, Wuerttemberg; Fred
Stackman, Leipsic; Anton Trieb, Ell
berfeld, agriculturist; Professor Well
hauser, Mosbach. Baden, teacher OF
agriculture; A. Wadsack, TennStaedt.
Province of SaXOny. owner Of feudal
estates; Mr. Wagner, NeudietendOrf,
agriculturist; c. Won Wallenberg
Pachaly, Breslau. owner of feudal es-
tates, banker and representative of
The German Agricultural Society;
Fred Won Wallenberg-Pac Bres-
,au; Martin Weissenborn, FiddichOw,
Pomerania, agriculturist; w. Wien,
Lalendorf, Mecklenburg, agriculture
list: DR.. Martin Wilmer. Berlin. agri-
culturist; o. Winkler, Lockwitz, Sax
Ony, owner Of estates.