Evening journal., 1915-09-11
WELCOME HOME FOR
senator SALISBURY
Tells Admiring Democrats
of Trip to the Flowery
Kingdom
GAINS HEALTH
BY THE TRIP

At their residence at Fourteenth and
Broome Streets last evening United
States Senator and Mrs Willard
Salisbury were informally welcomed
upon their return from abroad. Mem
bers of the bench and bar as well as
city and federal officials took part in
expressing TO Senator and Mrs. Sauls-
bury how glad they were that they had
returned safely home after months of
travelling in foreign countries as well
as in many States and one territory Of
their own country. Amony the callers
was a delegation from the Democratic
League. who in fifteen automobiles.
drove to the Salisbury home and took
part in the homecoming demonstra-
tion. Senator Saulsbury's health has
improved greatly Mrs. Salisbury also
was greatly benefited by the trip on
land and sea. 1t is the first vacation
enjoyed by Senator Salisbury since
1911 and his appearance shows the
benefit derived from it. Besides tour
ing Honolulu, China. Japan and other
foreign countries they visited eight
States and one territory in the United
States which they never had visited
before.
In giving a brief outline of his
travels, Senator Salisbury in an in
terview said:
Great natural wonders / have seen
since ! left here were the Grand
Canyon Of Colorado. the Yosemite
Valley, the Mariposa big trees, the
volcano Killeaua, had a glimpse Of
Mt Lassen. the only active American
volcano: visited many times the Palli
in Honolulu, had some beautiful views
of 'Fujiyama." the sacred mountain
of Japan; the Inland sea, the Yangtse-
kiang, Shanghai, Nankin, the Chinese
delta agricultural district for about
500 or 1000 miles. Tsinan-fu. Tient,-
sng, Peking, Mukden. the great wall
of China, Seoul, Korea. Myajima. the
SACRED island of China Kobe, Chino
SIKH Moi, Kyoto. the ancient capital
of Japan Nara, Nagoyo, Yamada Ise,
the most sacred Shinto shrine; Shi-
modiza. Miyonashita. Lake Hakone,
| Yokahama. Tokyo. Nikko. Lake Chu-
senzi where the summer embassies
of foreign nations are located; Kama
kura, where the great Buddha of the
world is located. and almost innumer-
/ able Shnto shrines and Buddhists'
temples.
Il have had the pleasure of meeting
some of the greatest men of the
world, who are doing great things in
their countries; great many busi-
/ ness men, diplomats. bishops, clergy
men and priests. Bishop Harris. Of
Korea and Japan. I recall as being
one Of the most charming men ] had
the pleasure of meeting. He is the
! Methodist missionary for these two
/ countries.
Among those present we're. Judge
Victor B. Woolley, Chancellor Charles
NJ. Curtis, United States District At
torney John p Nields, Former Judge
lgnatius c. Grub. Mayor Richard S.
Rodney of New Castle, Postmaster
James ]. English. United States Mar
shal Martin FAIRY, Dennis FAIRY for
mer Police Commissioner Thomas n.
Stayton, william H. Swift, George T..
Brown. Hugh NJ. Morris. James Sauls-
bury, Howell S. England Frank NJ. Sc
vier Joseph E. OToole, William r.
Kurtz, John G. Gray. John Biggs. Peter
J. Horty. Charles p. Saylor. A. r. Say
lor. Thomas B. Malone, Alvin II. Mony-
han, Milton ]. Bowers, ]. A. Glynn.
Charles NJ. Sehl, Charles Schneider,
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue
Timothy j. Mooney. William j. Nc
Mahon, John F. ODonnell. Samuel
File, Baldwin Springer George w.
Sasse, former Senator Artemus Smith,
John Mullin J. J. Hurley. Neil Kelley,
George Reed. William Carter. James
Gagen. James Hines. John McGinty,
James B. Welsh John McNulty, John
S. Rossell. Dr. J. Harvey Spruance,
Thomas Davis. f. Furness, ]. c. Glib
son Peter J. Horty, Benjamin B. Al
len. James II. Cole. James Boyce. Har-
rison w. Cruikshank Otho Nowland.
Frank M. SEWER and Henry Whitley.