St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-22
LADIES' GOLD WATCHES.


of st. Paul, and Senator NJ. L. McCor-
Cormick, Of Grand Forks. N. ID. These
three home gentlemen will go to Mexico
next month to discuss the means of de-
veloplng the lands, which are said to be
the finest coffee lands In the world.
The caracOllea coffee, reputed to be the
finest in the world, is said to grow pro-
ILLEGALLY OH soil of the character in the
grant.
The silver question:" said Mr.. War
ner last evening, 'tcuts no figure in
Mexico. We have not felt the Ameri-
can movement against the white metal
in the least. Silver is our metal stand
ard, as the gold mining interests of
Mexico are very limited. Mexico is
prosperous, and United States people
are flocking. there for homes and invest
ments."
Hon. J. R. Smith, bonanza farmer
of North Dakota, and one of the leading
candidates for the United States senate
at Bismarck last winter, was guest at
the Merchants, and left for Illinois to
spend the holidays last evening. The
present low prices Mr.. Smith reports as
depressing, and yet with full faith in
the future the farmers have prepared
their land for another crop.
Among the transients at the Ryan last
night was +. l.. Moseley, of Florida.
Mr.. MoSeley is veteran in the hotel
business, and, at the time the Audito-
rum opened at Chicago, was its super
intendent. He conversed entertain
ingly on large number Of subjects.
He mentioned the fact that when he
was lad he was schoolmate of James
Fisk Jr., at West Brattleboro, VT. and
spoke affectionately of the dead broker.
in the waters OF Tampa bay, spoke
of the tarpon, sometimes called
the "silver king.'' He has with
him some of the beautiful scales of this
denZen of the deep. ''Some of the tar
POM said he, range in weight from
100 to 200 pounds. When first taken
from the water they look as though COW
cred with an armor of beautiful silver
scales, which glisten in the sunlight"
He was quite liberal in ''Scaline" the
bell boys with the Sllver-tipped scales
about the Ryan. These are very curious.
and probably the first ever seen in this
section. ''lhe tarpon," he remarked,
''are much sought after by sportSmen,
and abound all along the coast of the
bay to Fort Myers. One good thing
about this silver of their scales is that it
never felt the effect of the repeal of the
Sherman BILL" incidentally Mr.. Nose
ley referred to the fact that he was in
Florida last winter when Senator Villas,
of Wisconsin, who had been out tarpon
fishing, came ashore and received the
sad news of the death OF his daughter.
He said that the senator was deeply
affected, and gave free vent to his grief.
Tampa City," SAID Mr.. Moseley,
has population of about 10000. and is
situated on the Gulf of Mexico. The
railroads leading to it go through orange
groves Of tropical luXuriance, and it is
certainly one of the prettiest spots in
the world"
At the Merchants'-J. S. Wallace.
West Superior; f. l.. Olcott, Cumber-
land. Wis: W. FL. Davis, La Crosse; A.
j. Stowe, Rush City; +. A. Hill, Phila-
delphia; K. Norrlsh, Ortonyille; o. f.
Evans, Fort Wayne: q. w. La Pointe,
Wilson, Wis; Joseph Smith. Red Lake
Falls; James r. Smith, Casselton, n. d.
At the Ryan-G. A. Golf Jr., Etmira,
n. Y; Charles n. Fowler, Boston; E.
S. Bliss, Springfield, Mass; DR.. E. c.
Kilbourne and wife, Seattle: Samuel
F. Smith, Philadelphia; f. G. James.
Lima, O.; Frank S. Nugent, Winnipeg;
+. q. Holmes, Detroit, Mich; b. 4.
Knight, Boston; Frank Lewis, Chicago;
Phil l.. Bertinger. New York.
At the Sherman-A. A. Hammett,
Chicago; r. j.. Clafiin and wife. st.
Louis; John Drummer, Mt. Vernon. o.;
N. "A. McAllister, Coshocton, o.: Paul
It. Boleyn, Fargo; q. S. Chase, Grand
Forks, n. D.; j. r. Tustin, Kansas City.
At the Clarendon-C. Ii. Carey, Ell
more; A. d. Crane, Garden City; d. S.
Stoddard, P. w. Stoddard, Lakefield:
W. Spaulding, Paynesville; j. E. Bali
and wife. Tacoma. Wash; Nj. ID. Pad
den, Virginia.
At the Windsor-G. Roos, Taylor's
Falls; AID Dryer. New York; j. A.
Lewis, New York; Charles f. Merry,
Chicago; G.. Wackman. Detroit, Mimi;
Fred L. Evans, Duluth; L. w. Goldman,
Boston.
At the Metropolitan B. F. Harris,
La Crosse, Wis; Charles Thress. Chica-
go; l.. Z. Potter, Boston; j. W. Richard
and wife. Rochester, n. Y; l.. F. Deles.
derien, New York: NJ. H. Moore, Chi
cago; M. R. jaeger, San Francisco: A. II.
Sanger, Milwaukee; L. A. Nichols and
wife, Chicago.