Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
.LONGWORTHS IN ROW
Russians Refuse to Give Presi-
 dents Daughter Their Berths.
UPR0AR ON A PULLMAN CAR
Museovites Are Finally Compelled to Give Way-Mrs. Joy, Who Got Lost at the Grand Canyon of the Cobra do, Is Found.

Ss s'S VI anu Sd1you VT tfo SoIoTd-
 do, Is Found.
 Flagstaff, Ariz., Sept. 20.-Represent- ative and Mrs. Longworth and their party had exciting times in this part of Arizona. One oftheir friends, Mrs. Charles Frederick Joy of St. Louis, got lost at the Grand canyon of the Colo rado and was found only after fifteen hours search. The .Longworths were the center of troyble made on a Pull man car, when two wealthy Russians were forced to give up drawing room to them.
 The Longworths and friends, who are returning from Honolulu, went to the Grand canyon on a flying visit MT. and Mrs. Joy of St. Louis were members of the party. MT. Joy was formerly a member of congress and held important places on committees in the house. His wife had been ill in recent years, and this trip was taken largely with the design of restoring her health.
 While the party was at the Grand canyon Mrs. Joy wandered away from the hotel to look at some of the scen- cry. The country is badly broken, and in trying to return she got lost in the canyons and woods.
 -.. Found In Long Jim Canyon.
 She was missed after several hours, and the whistle at the power plant sounded the alarm. Every ablebodied white man within reach of the sound responded, and some Navajo Indians were drafted to aid in the search. Representative Longworth went out with one of the parties It was very difficult to go among the deep gorges, the searching parties often having to climb up and down great cliffs, but the Indians and guides went over the country thoroughly.
 Mrs. Joy was finally found about 9 o'clock. She had wandered into Long Jim canyon, about ten miles from the hotel and had been stopped by it's precipices. She was almost exhausted and badly frightened.
 She was hurried back to the hotel and signals made to the other search CTS. At the last advices, however, Mir. Joy and his party had not returned. The wires are down, and it cannot be learned whether they have been reach ed. They are probably in no danger, however. as they have good guides with them
 As Congressman Longworth is hur- rying back to Cincinnati to talk over the proposal to nominate him for may or of that city he and his wife did not wait at the Grand canyon for the other members of the party. They hurried on here and took the limited train for the east.
 Russians Hustled Out.
 MT. and Mrs. Longworth informed the sleeping car agent of wish for drawing room because of their desire to avoid attention from the other pas sengers. When the train pulled in the agent interviewed the Pullman con- ductor. He had only one drawing room in his cars. and that was occu- pied by two wealthy Russians. After a consultation the Russians were ap- preached and were told that the daughter of the president was travel ing and wished to have the drawing room. They regretted somewhat tes- tily that they could not oblige even so exalted person.
 Arguments were used without avail, and another consultation was held. The Russians were then informed that they must give way. They protested angrily and created an uproar in the cars, but finally they and their bag gage were moved out to some unoccu- pied berths. and the Longworths were placed in possession of the drawing room. The train. which had been de- layed somewhat, then pulled out.