St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-25

many of them went about the
city to see the sights and to
visit the Commercial club rooms
There are number of newspaper corre-
spondent among the party-in fact,
most of them are newspaper men. Not
lceable among them was Leo Anatale
Jouque. correspondent of LIE Journal Of
Parls. He wore red and blue etriped
shlrt protector on the trip, and as he
| new ABOUT conversing with every one in
| the Ryan lobby, but when he appeared
latef In evening dress he was pleased
tnat many OF his companions were slow
10 recognize the bustling newspaper
man In the suave Frenchman in citizens
dress with immaculate seirt front.
Programme for Today.
The party will remain IN this city
until Saturday morning. Today they
will put IN in ght'seeing. including
| drive about the city and suburbs. The
city will be open to them, and espe-
clally the Commercial cluD and the Min
nesota club, where they will be ex-
pected to feel at ease. Tonight recep.
ton will be given at the Commercial
ciuO rooms, and the citizens, with
tue ladies, are urged to maze it
| point to go and give the visitors
cordial welcome. This many will, no
doubt. be glad to do, as it will be de.
light to see the distinguished gentlemen
of other countries. The reception will
begin at s O'Clock. There will be an or
ehestra there. The features of the
evening, aside from the reception, will
be short speeches by noted gentlemen.
Gov. Nelson and Mayor Wright will
| speak on behalf of the state and city.
Archbishop Ireland Will deliver a short
address in French. DIR. Carlos Mar
! tineZ Silva, commissioner general of
Columbia; Capt. MagnuS Andersen,
commander of the Viking. of Norway,
and Capt Victor NJ. Concas, the noted
commander of the Caravels. will also
| deliver short addresses. NJ. Leo Ana
lale, of Paris, will give selection on
the piano. The party will go to Mime
| opolis Saturday morning for days
sightseeing and reception in the
evening. They will visit Lake Mime
! tonka and start on Sunday morning
for Grand Forks. Arriving there early
on Monday they will be met by brass
6SCOIlcO up lOWH. Az
| Forks the agricultural business will
| begin with trips to some of the big
| farms near the town. On Tuesday, Aug.
90, the eXcurSionistS will be in Lari-
| more, n. D., and go out to the big Larf-
more farm for the wheat-cutting. Mech
| is the next and last point on the route,
and from there the commissioners will
| go Chicagoward.
Roster of the Party.
Tie list of visitors is made up as fol-
| lows:
Austria-Ivan Ottllk, chief Hungarian
| department of agriculture and corre-
| spondent OF the Budapest Hirlap; Lad
| lSlaS Gle Goger, editor of the Reports of
| the Ministry of Agriculture, Budapest;
| Prof. lsadore Singer, Neue Freie Presse.
! Vienna; DR.. S. Gold, representative and
reporter of the Fremdenb!att Vienna.
Belgium-M. Edouart Guerette, dele
| gate of the commissioner general; NJ. de
NeuIt, Inspector of the ministry of agri-
culture; nj. Emile Lamlot, L'Indepen-
dence Beige, Brussels.
BraZil-M. Graciano A. de AZambujer,
commissioner.
British Guiana. j. Quelch, special
commissioner.
Bulgaria-Prof. Vulko l. Shopoff, del
egate.
Coiomba-Dr Carlos Martinez Silva,
commissioner general and president of
the national commission. Dr.. Enrique
de NarvaeZ, commissioner.
Denmark-N. Heymann, juror of ag-
riculture.
France-M. L. Vassilliere, Inspector
Of agriculture. Leon Anatale JOuque,
correspondent of LIE journal. M. Henry
Leyique de Vllmorin, president society
of agriculture. M. Motto, agricultural
ist, Killers. Eure de Lair, France, live
stock juror. NJ. Phillip de Vilmorin.
Germany-Mr. Marc Aurel Frank,
correspondent Of the Bremen Weser
Zeitung and the Haunovercher Courier;
Mr.. Phillip Burgess, hamburger cores
pondent; Mr.. Alfred Won Tilly. assist
Great Britain-Mr. j. f. Atkinson.
president of the Dore Totley and
Holmesfield Agricultural Society.
Guatemala : Senor DR.. George O.
Monzon, Guatemalan commission.
Italy = Count Detalmo Brazza di
Savorgnan, Royal commissioner; Mr..
f. PatriZzi, correspondent of the III
Seco!a and La Lombardia, of Milan, Ii
Diyitto, of Rome and Ill Resto del Car
limo, of Bologne.
Jamaica-Mr. George Agustus Douet,
commissioner.
Japan Mr.. K. Twara, Imperial COM
missioner; Mr.. Sen Tsuda, Imperial
commissioner.
Mexico-Engineer j. D. Fleury, COM
missioner.
New South Waes-Mr, W. o. Camp
bell, commissioner; Mr.. Edmund Mitch
ell, Sidney Daily Telegraph, and Mel
bourne Age; Col. j F. Hobbs, of the
Sidney Herald.
NorWay-Mr. j. E. Maakestad, corre-
spondent; Mr.. 0. Sinding. agricultural
commissioner; Mr.. V. Ullman, presi-
dent Norwegian congress: Capt, Mag
nus Andersen, commander of the "Vik-
ing::" Mr.. Alfred A. Hahn, correspoll-
dent of the Norges Sjofartstidende,
Orange Free State-Mr. E. r. Grabier,
commissioner.
Paraguay DR.. Emil Hassler, COM
missioner general.
Russia-A. Grinevsky. assistant CON-
missioner; DR.. Gregor de Kannetr, cor
respondent Russian Press; Felix's Ry.
cerski. representing Society of Russian
Industry and Commerce, and CORE
spondent of the Warsaw Siowo; Mr..
Krzywcks, representing Russian So
ciety of Trade and Commerce.
Spain-Senor Don Enrique de Lone,
royal Spanish commissioner general:
Capt. Victor nj. Concas, commander Of
the caravels.
Reinhold Hornel, agricult-
ure Juror for Sweden.
Trinidad-Harry Vincent, executive
commissioner.
rurkey..A. G. Asdikian, agriculture
commissioner.
Urnguay-Don Alberto Gomez Ruano.
commissioner.
A. W. o'Neill, correspondent of the
United Press.
A. S. Leckie, correspondent of the
Associated Press.
William E.Curtis and two sons. George
V. and Elroy, of Washington.
E. p. Ripley, third vice president Of
tine Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul
road.
Louis Jackson, industrial commits
sioner of Chicago, Milwaukee s. St.PauI
railway, of Chicago.
W. e. Pavele, emigrant agent IF the
Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul railway.
John e. Hansen. president of the Mil