Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-19


ing. but he is ably represented by his
charming wife, lady by the way who has
a special claim upon the good will of the
people of st. Pau, from the fact that she is
sister of the late Gouverneur K.Warren, so
well known and so highly respected in st.
Paul for his gallant services in the late
war; for his zeal and practical work in the
improvement of navigation on the upper
Mississippi river, and for his worth as a
man and citizen.
Among the other distinguished person
ages in the delegation, with whom
the st. Paul and Minneapolis
committee had the pleasure of
forming an acquaintance, were the follow
ing: VIM. Sawyer Smith; Gen. j S.
Duane, U. S. A., James Archibald, chief
engineer of the Delaware, Lackawana &
Western railroad; DR.. F. Eggleston and
Prof. Chas. E. Emery, of the school of
mines, Columbia College, N. Y; Frederick
Graf, Philadelphia; Thomas D. Lowell,
Cincinnati: Robert Moore, st. Louis
Henry G.. Morris, Philadelphia;
L. A. Peterson, Montreal, Canada; VIM. II.
Searles, Cleveland, o., and Vim. P. Shinn,
n. Y, who has successfully introduced in
that city the system of steam heating.
IN MINNESOTA.
4 fairer day upon which to introduce
strangers to the beauties of Minnesota
the Star of the North as it was formerly
called, and the empire state of the north
west as it is, could scarcely be desired. A
bright, warm sun, tempered by cool
breeze, put all the visitors in the best of
humor, and when Lake Pepin was reached
with the sun just sinking in the west, there
was but one expression, and that of sur
prise and satisfaction at the grand sight.
| As the train reached st. Paul at $40 in
the evening, the visitors had no oppor-
tunitY to see st. Paul. AS the train came
to halt at the union depot, Mr.. 2. u.
Myers, secretary and assistant manager of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road,
informed Secretary Bogart that the
courtesies of the company would
| be extended the association upon
the conclusion of the session, to return
home, by any of the lines of the company,
thus rounding. out the quick trip from
Chicago, and many other courtesies ex-
tended.
To receive the guests and see them
quickly whirled away to Hotel Lafayette,
Lake Minnetonka, where the association
are to be the guests of James j.
Hill, president of the ST. Paul
d Manitoba road, with trains
to and from st. Paul for their &C
commodation was General Manager Man
vel, G7nearl Passenger Agent Davis, and
Col. G. Smith, chief engineer of the road.
In a few minutes the engines were changed
and at 1910, with Col. Smith as mine
host" the train pulled out for Hotel Lafay-
cite, with instructions to the engineer to
make the run in al hour.
THE PROGRAMME.
The first business meeting of the society
will be held at 10 a. m. to-day in the hall
of the house of representatives, in the
capitol. After being called to order by
Secretary Bogart, Gov. Hubbard will well
come the society to the state, and will be
followed by Mayor O'brien on behalf of
the city, to which an officer of
the society will respond. These pleas
ing ceremonies concluded, permanent
chairman will be elected, which must be
some member outside of the society, after
which Major F, U. Farquahar, U. S. A.,
long stationed in ST. Paul in charge of
Upper Mississippi river improvements
and the works at st. Anthony falls, will
present paper ''On Building the Dyke at
the Falls of St. Anthony" illustrated.
The next paper will be ''On the current
metre, together with a reason why the
maximum velocity of water flowing in
given channels is below the surface by
F. p. Stearns, of Boston.
It is expected the session will conclude
about p. NJ, after which the members
will be the guests of citizens at their
homes or for drives about the city, until
the departure of their train for Hotel La
fayette-which is to be their Headquarters
in the evening.
The following is a full list of those on
the train:
Abbott, A. V. New York
Abbott, L. s New York.
Andrews, Edward r., New York
Appleton, t. md two ladies, New York.
! Atkinson, John B., Darlington, Ky.
Archibald, James, Scranton, Pa.
| Allaire, William NJ, New York
Bogart, John, New York
Barnard, j. f., St. Joseph. Mo.
Bates, Omoard. Pittsburg.
| Burnett, Daniel, Kansas City.
Bradbury, Henry, New York City.
Bradley. T. C. Kansas City, o.
| Beardsley, Arthur and wife, Swartmore Pa.
| Bishop, j W, st. Paul.
Blackwell, Cearles Roanoke, Va.
Bdrns, Z. c., Detroit.
Breckenridge, Cabell Tuscaloosa, Ala.
! Burr, William H Troy, N. Y.
| Bixby, William H., Willis Point, N. Y.
| Bell, Andrew, Carlton, Canada.
! Blaisdell, A. H., St. Louis.
| Cartwright, Robert. Rochester,.
| Collingwood, F., New York
| Coryell, Martin, Lambertville, N. j.
| Crandall, c. L., Ithaca, N. Y.
| Cross, j. J. r., New York.
| Cunningham David, Crandin, Oak.
| Cara, l. B., st. Louis.
Davis, Chester B., Madison, Wis.
Davis, Charles, Pittsburg, Pa.
De pster. A., Pittsburg, Pa,
Doane, E. A, MeadviIle, Pa
Duane, Q. c., Detroit.
Davis, James P, New York.
Eggleston, Thomas, New York.
Edwards, N. NJ, Appleton, Wis.
Elmer, Howard ", St. Paul.
Emery, Charles E New York.
Emerson, George D., Rolla, Mo.
Endicott, NJ l.. League Island, Pa.
Force, G. G., Cleveland, Ohio.
Fisher, Clark, Fenton, NJ.
Farquhar, F. u, Detroit, Mich.
Fletcher, Robert and wife, Darmouth N. J.
Francis, James B., Lowell, Mass.
Freeman, John r., Lawrence, Mass.
Frost, George H., New York.
Goad, Charles E., Montreal.