Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-21

cars at the Pacific Electric depot at
o'clock and go to Monrovia and san
Gabriel Mission, thence to the Ostrlcn
farm and lunch at the Maryland, with
tour of Pasadena thereafter. me
local newspaper fraternity will give
the visitors banquet at the jon
athan club tonight.
In the party which came last night
were the following:
New York-Leslie's Weekly, II. r.
Beardsey; Tribune. James F. Dor
rance: Times. Douglas Schuyler.
Pittsburg-Dispatch John O'Donnell;
Leader j. NJ. Hazlett Telegraph and
Gazette. Theodore Boice.
Indianapolis-Star. II. f. Guthrie.
Chicago-American, w. S. Brons;
Railway Age, F. w. Lane: Railway and
Engineering Review, w. M. Camp;
special correspondent, r. H. Little.
Cleyeland-Plain Dealer, A. j.. Nc
kee.
incinnati-Times-Sta M. Strauss.
nneapolis-Tribune, ]. A. Arnold.
st. Panl-Dispatch. J. NJ Hawks.
Des Moines-Register and Leader,
| Gardner Cowles.
Kansas City-Star, John NJ. Steele.
Omaha-W World Herald, r. r. Porter;
Press bureau, T. r. Porter.
Denver-Post, w. A. Parrish: News,
A. u. Mayfeld; Times, C. H. Poole.
Chicago-Associated Press, A. G..
Thomas, Melville Thomas.
-Scripps-McRae, II. w.
Brown.
Cheyenne-Press bureau, G. S.
| Walker
Omaha-Special correspondent, N. A.
Huse.
r. L. LomaX, general passenger
agent Union Pacific railroad: Alfred
/ ,rIn o1I iGiI a.
cific railroad; w: j. Davis of Chicago;
J. M. C. Glenn. secretary Illinois Man
| ufacturing association; Dwight l.,
Swobe; f. b. Philpott, stenographer;
| r. b. Canole of the A. B. Dick COM
pany, running the mimeograph; T. G.
| Peck. assistant general passenger
agent, Salt Lake route; Conductor w.
Roberts: Kenneth Kern, travelling pas
senger agent, Salt Lake railroad; S. T.
Booth. agent Union Pacific railroad; IT.
p. Cullen, superintendent Los Angeles
| Division Salt Lake.
Praises Road
Every man on the train was loud in
his praise of the trip. the train and
the courtesies shown by the manage
ment from start to finish. En- route a
| daily newspaper was published by
mimeograph, the editors being r. II
| WHO got Out lne lLOS AuStlcs
| Coyote; j. f. Dorrance and John M
Steele of the yellow Pup. The papers
were largely devoted to roastS of other
members. jokes on the country passed
through and joshes generally. r. II
Little at the time of the wreck, alsc
| delivered his fine lecture on his cap
| ture in Russia, where he was taker
at Mukden during the last days fight
| ing, which proved a treat.
A. T.. Mckee, financial editor of the
Cleveland Plain Dealer who made the
trip, was enthusiastic In praise of the
journey and of all that occurred on it.
1--WE were treated like princes" saio
he. "and nothing to add to our COM
fort or pleasure could have been sug-
gested. 1t was lavish showing OF
hospitality from beginning to end"
John M. Steele of the Kansas City
Star was equally enthusiastic. 1T was
a splendid trip over a splendid roa6
in a splendid train. What more could
be asked?" he said.
| H. f. Beardsley of Leslie's Weekly,
who accompanied the party, will spend
| four months on the coast. He will &C
! to San Francisco tonight and rejoir
the party here on Sunday.
Tonight the visitors will be rendered
a banquet at the Jonathan club by local
| newspaper men.
The party will go to Catalina tomor-
row and return the next day. They will
start for home Sunday afternoon.