St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-23
GUESTS OF THE HOTELS.
Crops in North Dakota-Japanese
Impressions of America.

crops in North DakOta-JaOaneSe
Impressions of America.
w. +. Dalrymple, of Bayfield,, Mass.
is a guest of the Ryan. He is a brother
of the famous bonanza farmer of Da-
kota, to whom he has just paid a visit.
''Ihe crop III our farm is quite light
said he TO the GLOBE reporter, "but we
think the quality is good. We will be-
gin threshlng at once, and if the prices
remain good the crop will be placed on
the market"
Seigo Crezuka and 4. Matsurka are
Japanese merchants. and their homes
are in Toxic. They were at the Ryan
for a time yesterday, and. after testing
the cuisine, they repaired to the billiard
hall, where they whiled away an hour
or SO in a game they called English
billiards, but which bearsSno more SEM
blance To it than that it is played on Il
~SiX-pocket table.
Il would like to talk with you about
your country" said the reporter at the
conclusion of the game.
You talk French?' asked Mr.. Gre
zuka, with Il quiZZical look at his friend
and companion. The reporter was com
PEELED to admit that he did not. and the
visitor sadly observed that it was too
bad. He spoke all this in good English,
but he persisted that he could not talk
English. Mr.. Matsurka, however, was
less positive on this score, and he spoke
s~ententlouSly upon several t0picf OF the
day.
1--WE have been at the worlds fair"
said he, and we think 1t the greatest
thing of the kind ever seer in the en-
tire world. Now we are making a trip
TO the Pacific coast, and will then re-
turn TO Japan. We have arranged to do
considerable importing, and we are
glad that we came to the fair"
r y
IL. Il. Rosebrook. now Of Helena, is
no stranger t. the people Of the Twin
Cities. For seyera! years he SOjourned
III minneapolis, and the past five years,
he states, he has spent on the Pacific
coast and at Helena. He liked Helena
when he first went there, but the bot
tom is knocked out now, to use his ex-
preston. The silver question has al
most created a panic. The banks are
Suspending payment for the time being.
and every hope seems to hinge npon the
action of congress-.
The people out there will never be
content with the repeal of the Sherman
law, said he. They want more thar
that. They want sOIne law so that bull
ION Will be worth more than 50 cents.
1t cannot be mined for less, and all the
mines are shut down now. Ii congress
provides the remedy hoped for the
mines will be opened again, and they
will be worked night and day. They
always are when silver brings a fairly
good profit"
AT the Metropolitan-T. B. Warren,
Green Bay, Wis; p. j. Bye, Grand
Forks; Mrs. A. l.. Gouse, Mrs. q. A.
Melser, Chicago; h. Nj. Tunpane, Troy,
\: T.: Miss a. P. Hemmens, Chicago;
Miss E. HemInens, Utica, N. Y; John
Fink, PaIatiae, To-; Theo. Schweitzer,
Butte. Mont; j. l.. Baldwin, Chicago;
Miss w. 2. Nash, Grand Forks.
AT the Ryan - NJ. Grigsby, Sioux
Falls; j. A. fainter and wife, Menomo-
ME, Wis; j. NJ. Redebaugb, Pasadena,
CAL; George l.. Davis, Eau Claire;
Fielder b. CHEW, Duluth; A. E. ThOmp-
son, Oshkosh: f. A, Fogg, Luvere; L.
Polk.
AT the Clarendon: j.. Smith Critten-
den, wife and daughter, Quincy, ILL.,:
w. 9. Burke, West Superior; Patrick
Casey, wife and sister, Litchtield; f. L.
Weber, jamestown; Emil WetzeI,
Monticello; A. b. Whittier, Deronda,
Wis.
At the Windsor-J. Didavick, Boze-
man; A. II. Drueke. Avnke; j.. L. Diet
ling and wife, Perham; L.. Bliss, Hen
derson; X. Ii. Prangie, Prickly Pear;
E.. j. Classen. Alder Gulch; Mrs. j. l..
Baldwin, New Cambria, Mo.
Yesterdays visitors at the Commercial
club were Charles Johnson. ST. Peter;
Eugene S. Elliott, Milwaukee,; Melyiu
GrigSby, Sioux Falls.
At the Brunswick-W. A. Phelps,
Lake Wilson; Nj. NJ. Regain, Lake City;
A. n. Farrar. Prior Lake; Thomas
Pickering, Winona.
Col. E. Ii. Milham has returned from
the national encanpment of the Sons of
Veterans, L. 3. A., at Cincinnati. o.
John T. Hester and daughter. of St.
Louis. are guests of the Clarendon.
ID. NJ. Campbell, of New York. is a
guest of the Merchants.
l.. j. Nelson, of Glasgow. is stopping
at the Windsor.
j. c. Holiday, of Chicago, is at the
Merchants.
John Z. West, of Detroit, is at the
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