St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-14
HUSTLERS COME next
The Railroad Ticket Agents
Of the Country to Meet in
st. Paul.
Princely Entertainment Be-
ing Arranged by Local
Railroad Men.
The Convention Will Be Early
Next Month, and Con-
tinues. Four Days.
Once More the AZotine Con-
tract BObs Up in the Coun-
ell Chamber.


The Twin City Ticket and Passenger
association is giving attention TO every
detail necessary to make hattering
success of the meeting of the lnterna-
tional Ticket Agents association, which
meets in St. Paul Sept :. No effort IS
being spared TO provide suitable enter
tainment for the agents and their lady
friends. who will be guests OF the city
upon that occasion. A well-attended
meeting was held last evening IN the
rooms of the MOI thwestern Distributing
association, I54 East Third street. to
hear the report of the executive COM
mittee and to further arrangements
pertaining to the convention. The eX-
ecutiYe committee consists OF:
c. E. Stone, president Of the Twin City as
sOciatiOn; c. II. Holdridge, OF s.. Pauli Z;
II. Arson, of Minneapolis; I. }. McCarty and
W. j. Hathaway. Of st. Paul.
The programme arranged for enter
tanning the delegates and visitors IS
about as follows: They will be met in
Chicago at the Wisconsin Central depot
by the reception committee, consist
IDg Of:
E a Whitaker John OBrien, F. S. Thorn,
". l. Wyand, ". j. DUxch, George Il. hne-
bel. W. H. Dixon, c. Z. Robb, B. NJ. Austin,
+. l. Whitney, j. s. Mccullough, @. {. Gil
iIlan and e. E. Rogers, Of st. Paul; {. NJ
Pratt c. 3. Hibbard. G.. z. Mcneil. II. L..
Martin. a. &. Dunn and !. D. Jones. of Min
nea Polls; William LObmiller of La Crosse :;
G. Van Camper. of Rochester, and y. G..
Robinson, OF Duluth.
This committee will escort the visit
ors to st. Paul, leaving Chicago the
night of Sept. 6. They Will make stop
at Waukesha, where they will be given
a banquet by the Wisconsin Central
Railway company. The will arrive in
this city on the 18th. An informal re-
ceDtiOn will be held at the Ryan
Monday evening. Tuesday, at 100 p.
H.. they Will 20 by special train over
the Chicago, Milwaukee IL St. Paul road
to Minneapolis, where they will take car
riages for drive about the city and
suburbs, after which they will take the
same special train for the Hotel st.
Louis, MinnetOnka. There a steamboat
excursion will give them view OF
picturesque scenery, returning to a
banquet at the Hotel st. Louis. Fol-
lowing
The Banquet
pavilion, for which music, reeitations
and dancing have been arranged. At
1870 D. m. the special train will bring
the party back to st. Paul. WedneS-
day, the 9th, the visitors will be treated
to a carriege drive about st. Paul from
10 a. m. till noon. The ST. Paul Il Du-
luth road will then carry them to White
Bear lake, where they Will be enter
tanned by the White Bear Yachting as
ISOLATION with a regatta and sail around
the lake. An elaborate dinner will
be served in Ramaley's pavilion,
followed by dancing, music and
recitations lasting until II p. M, when
the return to st. Paul will be made.
The meetings of the association Will be
held in the Chamber Of Commerce build
ing. The secretary of the association
has notified the local association that
about 400 delegates and visitors will
compose the party. but the arrange
mentS contemplate the entertainment OF
a larger number, provided necessity re-
quires. After the convention a number
not exceeding go of the delegates and
their ladies will. as the guests of the
Northern Pacific, do the Yellow
stone National park. leaving this
city at 10 a. m. Sept. 10. 1t is stated
that 100 persons have applied for berths
to 90 on this tour, which will require ten
days to complete. six of which will be
passed in the park. The gentlemen
having this tour in charge have stated
that no baggage, except toilet satchels,
can be taken through the park, as the
stages will be crowded, and the men
and women are advised that, especially
during September, the days will be hot
and the nights cool in the park. They
should. therefore, be provided with
plenty of clothing, especially heavy I'M
derweaT, heavy wraps, clOakS and over
coats and rubber shoes.
the executive committee reported
that the Chicago, Milwaukee q st. Paul
road has rendered the delegates the free
use of all trains between the Twin
Cities. either over the Short Line or by
way of Fort Smelling and Minnetonka.
The NOrthernWestern lines are also
thrown open to the delegates, and also
the Minneapolis IL St Louis.
Supt. Scott, of the st. Paul City Rail-
road company, informed the committee
that it required
Considerable Pressure
to secure the free use of the electric
cars for the editorial association, but it
was with the prOyiSO that no such priv
ilege WOule be again conceded to any or
ganiZatIOn.
General Passenger Agent Fee, Of the
Northern Pacific, has written the local
association that his road can be depend
ed upon to do what it can toward enter
tanning the association.
A letter was read from w. Sheridan
resigning from the local association be-
cause ne has gone into other business.
Gov. Merriam and Mayor Smith have
been asked to lend their voices in well
coming the visitors, and il is expected
that they will comply with the wishes
of the Twin City association IN that re-
gard.
President Stone stated that Messrs.
Moon. Hall and Cullen. of the commit
tee that provided for entertaining the
National Editorial association. had ar
ranged to turn over the balance left in
their hands from the fund raised to en-
terrain the editors to the Twin City as
ISOLATION, to be used in entertaining the
ticket agents. This fund will amount
to $500 or 81 200, and will be added to by
an amount sufficient to provide fully for
the entertainment next month.
Ben Anderson. of the committee on
badges and programme, stated that a
souvenir programme had been designed.
the design being two baggage checks,
united by clasped hands, with ribbon,
suitably inscribed, attached. The pro-
gramme will be handsomely covered.
There will be views of each city, con-
nected by elasped hands. On the last
page of the cover there will
be sketches representing recent ma
tional meetings in the Twin
Cities and the National Editorial
Association, with a picture of peda-
gogue; The National Young Peoples
Christian Endeaver Association, with
suitable sketch; The National Editorial
Association and sketch representing
the HaIl-Fitzsimmons faseO, with
representative of a soldier with fixed
bayOnet preserving the peace. A Twin
City button for the coat lapel has also
been designed.
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