Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-05-24
Meet Old Friends and Make New
Ones" is the Slogan.
BURLINGTON CARRIES THE PARTY
Armored Outside and Pushed Inside,
Train Will Be a Model.
DEPARTURE AT 8 THIS EVENING
Club Members Represent
inE Varied Business Interests
VIII Court Country Trade
for Market Town.

Inc trl-State tfade excursion taxing luu
Omaha business mea 2S54 miles to meet
old friends and make new ones" will weigh
anchor promptly at o'clock Sunday even
ing and the special train will pull out from
the Burlington station.
After leaving Omaha the trairg which has
an armored outside and silk plush in
terror. will tear a great fiery hole through
the darkness, leave the atmosphere charged
with steam and cinders and whistle for
McCook where u will arrive at a. M.
Monday and begin the missionary work.
From all indications large crowd will
bid farewell for week to the live business
men Of Omaha. No others are going. The
party will comprise just the even hundred
members of the Commercial club. together
with newspaper men, the help, porters,
trainmen and special representatives OF the
railroad companies
Railroad Men in Charge.
For the Burlington, over which lines the
party will travel from Omaha to Denver
and from Sterling to Bridgeport to Guern-
sey o. l.. Dickson, assistant superintend-
ent of transportation, will make the entire
trip. w. w. Johnson. assistant general
freight agent, also will be on the train, and
c. E. Spens, general freight agent of the
Burlington, will Join the party in Denver,
being delayed one day in Lincoln on &C
count of railway commission hearing.
The party is to be gone one week. II will
visi. some of the best towns in the Omaha
trade empire" and have a good time in
every place, whether there is anything spe-
cial prepared by the citizens or not. The
Commercial club trade extension committee
will be in general charge. Dan Fuller is
the chairman. Commissioner ]. NJ Guild
will have charge of the train. Mr.. Guild
will be assisted in keeping to the schedule
by the divislor superintendents and road
masters, who will be on the train while
it is running on their divisions. Every
thing promises to run with the regularity
of clockwork.
For convenience the business houses who
have representatives on the trip will have
headquarters in their berths and the Ne
braska Telephone company is installing
telephones which will make 1t possible to
communicate with members in the party
in any of the nine cars.
Printing Plant 10 Be Aboard.
The Omaha Printing company is INSTALL
ing a small printing press and anything
which is really needed will be published
enroute Louis Bostwick has a complete
dark room and photograph gallery aboard,
while the Smith Premier and Oliver Type
writer companies will have machines
on the train capable of doing the work for
the entire party.
Headquarters will be in 1.-THE Dawson"
known as car No. 6. Here Commissioner
Guild will hear kicks and distribute the
daily bulletins.
The first warning which the commits
sioner sent out was This is going to be
hard trip Husband your strength and
energy. Save your voice. too, Youll need
all of them before you get home Those
retiring late and those arising early will
please consider the comfort and wishes of
others and not disturb them"
The thousand and one things have been
arranged. Everything is ready to go with
the train E, w. Pryor, steward of the
Commercial club, will be in charge of meal
tickets, and other things which Commits
sioner Guild and Dan Fuller need will be
attended by Buttons" the porter Of the
Commercial club in full uniform.
As the train leaves the station Dimmick's
band, which win go on the entire trip,
will play "The Girl l Left Behind Me"
and other modern and popular music.
Evening at Fort Morgan.
The first evening out will be spent at
Fort Morgan Colo. This is a change in the
regular schedule. II was announced that
the train would arrive in Fort Morgan at
1880 p. m. Monday and leave at o'clock.
But at the urgent request OF Fort Morgan
citizens the entire evening will be spent
in the lively Colorado town, after which
the train will run through Denver and ar
rive in Boulder at 1880 Tuesday morning.
The Bee has made arrangements to have
both morning and evening papers for
warded to a representative on the train,
and they will be furnished to members
of the party as soon as they can be re-
ceived. The arrangement to catch mail is
as follows:
Greeley, Colo. May ss-Closes at Omaha.
'' Denver "; c Colo May g-ciOses at Omaha.
Sterling Colo, May 27-Closes at Omaha.
Curtis Neb,' May g7-cioses at Omaha,
Casper, Wyo., May sO-Closes at Omaha,
May 28, 1880 p. m.
Cfawford, Neb. May sO-Closes at Omaha,
May 20, 1000 p. m.
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Brasil Pursues Peace Policy.
RIO JANEIRO, May BIN reply TO the
reports current here lately the relations
between Brazil and the Argentine were
strained, the leader of the government de-
| clared I'm the Chamber of Deputies yesters
day that Brazil's relations with all powers