St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-27

sViiiuOio. lucy WoIc aware VI Illc Idcl
that the rush had not begun yet, but by
the end OF the week the army of sight
seers would swell
THE REGULAR POPULATION
10 twice its number and provision must
be made Tor them. Even if lodging
could not be furnished as desired by the
big hotels, they would be able to supply
meals to hundreds of persons who
sought shelter in private houses, so that
there was no danger apprehended that
food famine would set i'll or that any
one would have to go without square
meal. Several store rooms were in
spected and their interiors were strongly
suggestive of a Wholesale ware house,
vegetables, canned goods, game and
everything likely to be most in demand,
being in abundance on the shelves and
floors.
AT table in one of the principal no
tells yesterday afternoon there were
seated four gentlemen, one from Lewis
ton, Me-, another claimed Birmingham,
Ala, as his residence, the third regis
tered from Portland, Ore, and the
/ quartette was completed by Chicago
capitalist. All agreed that in their ex-
perlence they had never seen better
hotel accommodations or facilities for
taking care OF a crowd, and they were
unpindful even of the recent cold snap
In their jubilations over the magnificent
displays daily made for the qualification
OF tourists to the capital of Minnesota.
PROMINENT VISITORS.
"A curS0ry glance at the hotel registers
shows that up to date arrivals have con-
sisted mainly of stag parties, and it is
only IN rare cases that gentlemen accom-
panied by ladies from distance have
put in an appearance. OF course from
the adjacent country and the small
cities and towns throughout the state it
follows that Carnival visitors should
bring their families with them, and
hence this year it is, so far as the ladies
are concerned, local issue.
Borealis Rex set a good example to his
subjects by bringing with him his royal
spouse, and the names of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. W: Durant grace the register of
prominent hotel.
Senator Henry Keller and wife, of
Sank Center, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Mason
and W. j. Holmes and wife, of Fergus
Falls, will remain in st Paul during the
entire period set apart for the Carnival.
Judge William Mitchell, accompanied
by his daughter, has come up from Wi
mona to testify by his presence his in
terest in the annual fete.
EWinnipeg sends q large contingent,
among the number being w. f. GOWen,
Frank S. Nugent and wife, DR.. A. ii.
Ferguson, G. e. Mousser and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Arthurs.
ChicagOans- are numerous in all the
hotel Hobbies, some of them being S. p.
A. Scott, K. E. Payne, j. G. Greensburg,
T. M. Burley, Elmer E. Ustrick. W. c.
Burleigh, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bluten,
Mrs. George o. Fairbanks. G. Lehrberg,
B: Ford, Henry Bash, Z. f. Kelly, John
WOrthey, J. J. Odell, Ben N. Eulalie,
W. III. Haskell, O. M. Riley, S. j.
Lively, Robert Capelle, William Brod-
erick.
Dakota is well represented. too, some
Of the visitors from the territory en-
bracing W. III. Douglass, Grafton; J. J.
Bond, W. j. Howe and S. P. Thansen,
Castleton; j. A. Portland, jamestown;
3. L. Ennis, G. W.: Sprague, r: NJ.
Davis and G. W. Mcbride, of Lisbon;
y. G. Mitchell. Fred Twamley, j. c.
Orr. w. 0. Marsh and E. c. Bergeman,
of Mimic; W. Fl. 81. Pierce, Wahpeton.
New York is the abiding place of a
majority of those registered at the lead
ing hotels and some of the names are
Mark A. Neuman, P. j. Dunbar,
G. A. Northrop, S. B. Mills,
J. A. Wendell. John M. Burtis,
+ NJ. J. Cassidy. j. M. Ryan, A. Paul, D.
. J. Brown. &c. Osgood, w. A. Parker,
=, T. A. Scott, L. A. Hulskamp. Other
eastern cities are represented by John
F. Ihff, Cincinnati; Samuel Gould, Bos-
tom Thomas Brown, Erie, Pa; II. B.
Abbott. Plula, II. l.. Straus, Ottawa.
Ills; Frank c. King, Rockford, Ills;
Kennelt Ryan. st. Louis, Charles l..
Rvan fIalana HE WVoojfor5 p,,rtoh
indianapolis, III. Neirns and C. B. Mel
son, Madison, f. I'll. Gardner, COnnecti-
cut, A. Ii. Bond and B. III. DOrr, Boston,
D. Mccarthy and wife. Milwaukee, &.
w, Ferns, Pittsburg, Pa; S. c. Langs-
tom, Rochester, n. Y; j. FL. Wigton,
Altoona, Pa; +. j. Ross, Cleveland,
Edward C.. Stephenson, Buffalo, j. C.
Abingdon. st. Louis, j. w. Hall IT,,
Baltimore, Nd; A. j. Morris, Kansas
City.
From Minnesota, Wisconsin and Mich
igan come Fred ". Curtin. Madison: E.
r. Alexander, Duluth; John J. Rhodes,
Hastings; r. l.. Mccormick, Hayward;
z. J. Kershaw. Jr., Duluth; Harry
Mees, Manistee; Henry Reuben, Rice
Lake, Wis; E. D. Burlington. Still
Racine; S. W. Hunt and family, Me
nominee; n. c. Mervin, Red Wing; P.
nj. Agnew. Chippewa Falls; j. r. C.
Myers and wife, Duluth; j. II.
and r. Fl. Harris, Duluth; John
Root, Mankato; J. f. Armstrong, Ish-
peilning; E. X. Tarbell, Hurley. Wis. :;
b. f. Tanner and family, G.. M, Warner
and family, Spring Valley; P. J. Cirket,
Boyd, Wis; Fitch Gilbert, Eau Claire !;
c. E. LathbrOok. Austin; A. A. Macart-
ney, Saltwater: l.. F. Boyd, Ashland;
E. B. Manwaring, Menominee; Joseph
Cohen, Brainerd.