St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-02
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r. E. jenkins. of Boston. was at the
Merchants yesterday. He is a graduate
of Oakbrook seminary, Union Springs,
n. Y. He is an old-time newspaper
a From 1850 to 1888 he was a cor
respondent for the Union Springs Adj
yertiser, n. Y. After graduating he
was for about two years a CORES pondent
of the American Field and Forest and
Stream. He handled hunting and fish
ing and game laws. During 1SSS-S9 he
was connected with the Elmira Tele-
gram, Yonkers Herald, Sunday Call, of
Eastern Pennsylvania, Williamsport Adj
v~ertiser and Gazette and several other
papers. MI. jenkins forsook the field,
of journalism in 1890 for the more pro-
sale life of a travelling man, and is now
representing the Alden Salt Caster COM
pany, of Boston, in which company he
Las an interest. :
Among the Merchants guests yester-
day was Hon. S. G. Comstock, of Moor
head. He considers MOorhead less
affected 10y hard times than many other
places. and considers that, owing TO the
less number of men out of work and a
great variety of industries, Moorhead
people have a good chance to pull
through the winter. He said that the
yield of potatoes in his section was large
and prices good, so that whatever short
age there has been IN wheat Will be
more than made UP for by tue yield of
the edible tuber.
He believed that the direct effect of
the repeal of the silver bill will be an
increased demand for American secur-
tiles in Europe, but had no opinion to
offer as to the future of silver. He
thinks thar this nation is assuredly one
of bimetallists, but that our financial
policy is not yet fully settled on a gold
and silver basis.
At the Merchants John Koby, Vir-
ginia; James l.. Kelly, Boston, j. w.
Watson, Miles City; H. G. Brown,
Omaha; G. E. Macomber, Spokane;
Frank Fairchild, Winnipeg; R. E.
jenkins. Boston; NJ. E. Moore, Chicago;
w. NJ. Hammerschlag. Newark, n: j.;
Plimpton, Seattle; G. F. Stephens,
Winnipeg; Cliely j. Gunther, Cincin-
natl; II. c. Garvin. Winona.
At the Ryan-Jacob S. Van Wyck.
New York; A. r. Vermilyea, Chicago;
Chris e. Boylan. Cleveland; F. j. Trum-
bull, Philadelphia; Charles NJ. bravo,
Pittsburg; j. A. Freeman, Portland;
Willard Merrill, Milwaukee,; d. g.
Seager, Baston; j. NJ. Carter, Nash
Vile; A. j. McCabe, Washington, d. c.;
S. G. Stellman, San Francisco.
AT the Windsor-C. A. NYe, Moor
head; W. Sproat, Red Wing; E. s.
Iuth; J. j. Henry, Newark, N. j.; ii. S.
Elweli, Milwaukee,; Samuel Mayer,
New York.
At the Sherman-F. c. Bretall. Fort
Benton; w. j. Fry, Milwaukee,; Bruce
Ellis, Buffalo; j. Berg, Townsend,
Mont. A. B. Cole, Motley; R. j. Pratt.
Grandin, n. D.
AT the Clarendon-N. W. Gallagher,
Graceville; John E. Green, Fargo; A. l..
Chittinch. Des Moines; j.. w. McGrael,
Billings; Francis Stevens, Spring VAL
ley; A. z. Griffin, Boston; II. K. Streh-
low, Casselton; q. S. Cooney, Ellsworth;
f. j. Parks, Ashland.
l.. ScilitZsch. of Augsburg, Germany,
registered at the Ryan yesterday.
Norman r. Smith, mayor of Port An
geles, Wash, was at the Ryan yester-
day. He left in the evening over the
Northern Pacific for home.
81. II. Hargis, of Philadelphia. was a
Ryan guest yesterday.
Oar S. Hall, of Stewart, was at the
Merchants yesterday.
Gerald Fitzgerald. of Toronto, was a
Merchants guest yesterday.
Among the guests at the Merchants
yesterday was William A. Cant, Of Du-
luth.
c. G. Bacon. M. D., of Quebec, regis
tered yesterday at the Merchants.
r. Warner will leave for New York
tonight on business, to be absent three
or four weeks.
At the Metropolitan Hotel - ]. ].
Mickey. Milwaukee,; Dr.. r. M. White.
foot, Helena, Mont; E. W. Miller and
wife, Detroit; <. E. Hilgard. Chicago;
Mrs. F. E. Smith and daughter, Brain
erd; G. w. Hunt, Youngston: w. r.
Finch. Billings. Mont; D. c. Emerson,
Philadelphia; B. A. Chester, Chicago;
Charles G. Holmes, Syracuse, N. \.
At the Brunswick-M. Wake. Chi
cago; L. Tanaka, New York; George
Williams. Omaha; t. Lotus, Duluth;
G. z. Wilcox, Rochester.