St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-14
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME.
Sociality Delightfully."- Entwined
With Business Routine.
TUESDAY. July IA.

The official programme of the local
executive committee was issued last
night, and is as follows:
TUESDAY. JULY IA.
pa. m.-1nformal reception OF delegates by
citizens reception committee at the hotel.
10 a. m.-Opening meeting at the Grand
opera house, corner of Sixth and St. Peter
John Ireland. of ST. Paul Hospitality or
the city extended by Mayor Robert A. Smith.
Address of welcome by United States Senator
c. X. Davis. of ST. Paul; response by E. w.
Stephens, president of National Editorial as
sociauon.
2p. m-Carriage drive about the city con-
unuing two hours. Carriages will be proyid-
ed at the Hotel Ryan. Merchants, Windsor
and the Grand opera house, where the busi-
ness meetings are held. The drive about the
city will comprise the following route:
Third street TO Broadway, to Ninth street.
to Lafayette park and Woodward avenue. to
Tenth street to Minnesota street. to Central
park, TO Merriam Hill and Lookout, to Sum
nit avenue, to Dayton avenue. to Western
avenue, to Holly avenue, TO Dale street, to
Crocus Hill Lookout, TO Summit avenue, to
Summit Court, TO Wabasha bridge, turn about
on bridge, 10 hotel.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 15
2p. m.-EXcursion by railroad train to Fort
Smelling and Minneapolis for the ladies and
all delegates and editorial visitors who desire
10 attend. The train is rendered by the Chi
will leave the union depot at , m. making
a brief halt at historical Fort Smelling. and
proceed to Minnehaha falls. The train will
reach the depot at St Paul on the return
about D. N.
Starting al 7:30 D. m there viii be a parade
of both the 81. Paul police and fire depart
ments. the parade will start from the CEN
tral engine house. at the corner of Eighth
and Minnesota streets, and move as follows;
Up Ninth to St Peter street; down St Peter
Cfrnpf O0SSi0u the Grand Onfra bOuSa and
Windsor hotel, to Fifth street; up Fifth street
10 Washington street; down Washington
street TO Third street, passing the hetrODOh-
tan hotel: down Third street to Sibley street.
passing the Merchants hotel; up Sibley
street to Sixth street; up Sixth street, pass
ing Hotel Ryan; returning TO starting point.
THURSDAY, JULY l6
Excursion TO White Bear lake for the
ladies and all delegates and visiting editors
who desire 10 attend. A special train has
been rendered by the St Paul & Duluth
road. and the train will leave the Union
depot al 2 D. m and reach the lake at 2:30
p. N. The train will halt al Ramaley's pavil-
ion, White Bear lake, where musical pro-
gramme will be rendered. and light refresh
ments served. Excursions on the lake will
also be given. Returning the train viii
leave the lake at $50 p. m, reaching the ST.
Paul depot at p. u
to 10 p. m.-Rece ceptioaRt echpitol, by
Gov Merriam and citizen ~ e. SAul.
etoI2 D. m.-Reception b Minnesota Ed
itorial association and the st. Paul Press
club, at the rooms of the Press club in the
Grand Opera House block, where the meet
ings of the association are held. The rooms
or the Press club, on the second floor, with
roof garden annex, and Lifts hall on the
third floor, viii all be used for this purpose.
a brief dancing programme will be given in
Lifts hall, where light refreshments will be
served.
FEIDA-, JULY II.
2p. m.-General excursion to and around
TN.
the Great Northern road, and will leave the
union depot foot of Sibley street, at2 D. N.
At 3 p. m. rhe train will arrive at Wayzata,
where the two large steamers of Commodore
zimmerman viii be in waiting for trip
around the lake The steamers will land at
Hotel Lafayette wharf at $3.50 D. N.
Up. d. sharp-Guests will be seated in the
RoteI Lafayette dining room. Hon, c. &.
Flandrau. of ST. Paul. has been selected as
the president Of the evening Following the
Henry A Castle. of st. Paul. with a response
by such one of the visitors as may be sc
lected by the National Educational associa-
ton or It's officers.
There will be no set toasts or responses, but
upon the conclusion of the two addresses an
opportunity will be given for impromptu re-
marks by those who may be called upon.
At 9:30 p. NJ. sharp the president of the
ing room closed, giving the guests an oppor-
tunity for inspecting the grounds, general
social intercourse and dancing.
No wines will be served al the dinner.
At II p. m. sharp the train will leave Hotel
Lafayette, reaching the ST. Paul union depot
at 10 o clock midnight
On all the railroads the badges will be recog-
nized for transportation.
Refreshment tickets for White Bear will be
distributed Oh the train.
Steamboat tickets and dinner tickets for
Hotel Lafayette will be supplied on the train
en- route TO Minnetonka.
THE STREET CARS.
By the courtesy Of the St Paul City Rail-
way company all badges, except those of. the
local committees and the st. Paul Press club
will be recognized by the street car conduct
ors as emitting the Tearers to transportation
without payment of fare. This applies to the
two cable lines and every electric line in the
city Qhere are no horse cars, except that of
the tnterurban line. The cars upon which
badges are not recognized are marked upon
the sides 'St. Paul and Minneapolis" and
upon the ends 'Interurban line. Visitors
using these cars will be called upon for their
fares, regardless of their having badges but
upon all other cars their badges will entitle
them TO ride free.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The rooras of the st. Paul Press club. on
the second floor of the Grand Opera House
block, will be open the entire time of the
convention. day and night, and some mem
Der or members of the club will be constantly
in attendance. The fraternity are invited 10.
make free use of the club rooms for commit
tee work or other purposes.
A. d. Brown. manager for Wyckoff, Sea
mans & Benedict. proprietors of the Reming-
ton Standard typewriter, has kindly placed
the services of a stenographer and type
writer at the disposal of the delegates The
stenographer and the Remington typewriter
will be found in the rooms of the st. Paul
Press club during the entire time of the con-
veDtion, where such services as may be de-
sired by members of the convention will be
rendered without charge
Headquarters of the National association
are at the Hotel Ryan, Parlor 4.
Headquarters OF the state association are at
ParIor -, Merchants hotel.
FEW DELEGATES ONHAND.
Advance Guard of the Editors IN