St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-31
WITH THE TRAVELLERS.

90 1Ho y v CiUck Train ON the NOrLH-
Western line pulled in at the union
depot last night with distinguished
party of gentlemen on board in special
car. In the party was Theodore n.
Davis, of Newport, r. l.. one of the
directors of the Milwaukee, Lake Shore
q Western (now absorbed by the North
Western line), who was also formerly
With him was also Alexander Agassiz,
of Cambridge, Mass, the great natural
list and the head of the great Agassiz
museum. Another gentleman of the
party was Hon. John r. Proctor, the
we'll known scientist and now occupy
Ing the position of state geologist, of
Kentucky. The remaining gentleman
Of the party was Joseph r. Bush, of
Newport, K. [. They put up at the
Ryan, where they were seen. Mr..
Davis had time for only very brief
interview, as he and his friends left at
7:55 over the North Western for
Omaha, and they had several mat
tiers to attend to meanwhile. besides
discussing the menu at the hotel. Mr..
Davis first stated that his friends and
himself were out on matters of purely
private interest, and, smiling, added:
but nothing i'll which the public are at
all Interested. We left Ashland this
morning. We have visited Marquette,
looked over the worlds fair at Chicago
and leave tonight for Omaha, where we
hope to arrive tomorrow. From there
we will leave for Denver, via the Union
Pacific" Adjusting his eye glasses, he
coyly limited at the party's looking into
the silver interests of Montana.
From the constituent elements max
ing up the party, the GLOBE man re-
aggregation of capitalists and scientists,
their visit to the Gogebic iron ranges
and their prospective visit to the silver
mines of Montana, perhaps their OBJ
ject was the looking out of some mill
ing Investments.
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Sunday night Hon. Wilbur T. San
ders, a former st. Paul man, and now a
member of the Northern Pacific direct
crate, passed through the city en- route
for Helena, where he now resides. He
h.lOW L lHC 4NOt lilW COZ. IL
is interesting to note that when the new
directorate OF the company was made
up, it was formed with view OF select
Ing men residing along the line of the
road or the territory adjacent thereto,
whose knowledge of the requirements
of their people would prove OF value to
the company. The selection of Senator
Sanders was wise one, as none know
better than he the needs OF the denizens
of Montana.
At the Metropolitan-W. W. Addison
Bozeman, Mont; Luther S. Gushing,
Boston; Edwin Phillips, New York;
Charles Flint, Washington, ID. c.; john
Fay Palmer, New York; j. Ii. Robin
son, River Falls; Z. Ii. Brewster, Muir
guinell, Mont; 5. q. Van Dyke, Chi
cago; w. L. Tooker, j. w. Laues, New
York.
AT the Ryan-Chester A. Congdon,
Duluth; q. L. Letter, Chicago; j. w.
Tristoe, st. Louis; Il. Ii. Hubbard,
Sioux City; l.. NJ. Nixon, Butte; II. G.
Bruuer aud wife, Philadelphia; L. f.
Radebaugh, Tacoma, WASH; Charles o.
Parsons, Boston; ID II. Gilman, Seattle;
II. Ii. Bradley, New York: Allen Gray,
LfdnoNlllC, 1Hu. oOoCpn SuouUiOll,
New York.
At the CIarendon-H. Porter, Jr.,
Grand Forks, n. D.; G. II. Carr, Huron,
5. D.; A G. Wilkinson, CrooKston; E.
Z. Blandy, Taylor's Falls; George Gard
ner, Bralnerd; A. A. Foster, Litchfield;
Thomas Newell, Mart Newell, New
Richmond.
AT the Merchants Lyman SholeS,
Omaha: John +. Mercer, Livingston:
d. Ii. Mcmillan, Pittsburg; q. B. Ward,
Alexandria; j. p. Morley, Chicago; Ii.
r. Wells, Preston; c, H., Smith. St.
Charles.
at the Windsor-John A. Donaldson,
Winnipeg; w. Il. Goldman, l.. w. Cod
man. Boston; Peter Chalmers, Fargo;
A. II. Mason, New York; Charles
Bower, Cincinnati.
A. l. Devol, of Pittsburg, Pa, a rep
resentatiye of the Greensburg Pa.)
Glass works, registered at the Ryan last
night.
Hon. J. A. Tawney, of Winona, was
guest of the Merchants yesterday.
Hon. Thomas Greenway. Winnipeg,
lord premier of Manitoba, is Ryan
guest.
j. c. Fridley, Fridley, Mimi, regis
tered at the Ryan yesterday.
Senator Dedon, of Taylor's Falls, was
at the Merchants yesterday.