St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-09
HOTEL GOSSIP.


X. Qwarde, of Osaka, Japan. was at the
Hotel Ryan yesterday. on his way to the city
of Chicago for the purpose of attending the
worlds fair in that city. Mr.. Qwarde is
man of rather short stature, dark brown eyes.
and dresses, IN this country, at least, like the
average American citizen.
II will be in the United States for several
months" said Mr.. Qwar lie to reporter for
the GLOBE. Il arrived in the city of St. Paul
this morning. and expect to leave this even
ing for Chicago. have heard great deal
about the city of St. Paul, and have taken
short drive III the residence portion this
afternoon for the purpose Of seeing The build
ings il which you live. think the city is
one OF the prettiest and best located of anyiI
have ever seen. Z
Is There are large number of my people in
Chicago at the fair, but the greater number
of them viii return home in the course of 8
few weeks or months presume that all of
them will take run to the larger cities on
the continent before they go home again 1t
seems so strange to me to ride days and days
across the immense continent Of North
America. Our native islands are so small
that we can travel across them quickly, but
here it takes number of days. l came over
the Canadian Pacific line and enjoyed the
trip very much. l have never seen such
beautiful scenery in any country have ever
been in. 1 had the choice of number Of
routes, but my friends advised me to take the
Canadian Pacific line for the sake of The
scenery along the line. I am sure that it
makes more pleasant trip for the pur
pose of seeing the country than any other.
''At first expected to see number of wild
buffaloes on the prairles. but the people on
the train said that the buffaloes have all been
wiped out of existence. l bought rifle Ill
San Francisco for the purpose of shooting
some game, and / had good luck wherever
we had the chance to stop and hunt. l found
that my Winchester rifle was far superior to
anything / ever handled before. as 1t was
perfectly accurate. There are many of the
same make sold in Japan, but there are also
large quantities of German guns sold there.
With my Winchester knocked over deer
at about 5000 yards and shot him through the
head. The guns in our country will not carry
that far.
I'VE have number of newspapers in
Japan. and some of them are printed in the
English language. We have schools in which.
the English language is spoken, and it was in
those schools that / learned to talk your lam
gUage."
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Count and Countess Won Phel and Lieut..
Wollanch, of the German army, were regis.
tered at the Ryan yesterday. The party is en-
route to the worlds fair in Chicago, and
their stop in st. Paul was for the purpose Of
taking a short breathing spell from travelling.
The count has landed interests in North Da-
kota,' and he has been making brief lnspec-
ton of the property there.
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Marcus Daily, the well known Montana
millionaire and patron of horse racinng, was
at the Ryan yesterday, in company with
number of other well known Montana gem
tlemen. A. B. Hitter Stephen Carpenter, R.
l.. MeCulloch, W. E. Cox and c. W. Canson.
Their visit to the city was made for the pur-
pose of attending the reception to Mr.. Hill
and the transaction of some incidental bust
ness.
Il consider the completion of the Great
Northern line opens up an almost entirely
new epoch in the history of the country"
said Mr.. Daily to a reporter for the GLOBE.
ut will open UP new country, and give the
people an opportunity of disposing of their
products This will tend TO settle up large
portion of the now wild couetry tributary to
the Great Northern and attract settlers"
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F. II. Lord, general passenger agent for the
Great Western line, was at the Ryan yester
day. He is in the city on an inspection tour
of the line, and ID accompanied by z. c.
Stohr, general freight agent for the line. -
1.-THE business over the line is very lightat
present." said Mr. Lord to reporter for the
GLOBE. There is not great amount of
traffic TO Chicago just now. but we anticipate
an increase as soon as the schools are closed
for the summer. The children can then ac-
company their parents to the fair for the
purpose of spending portion of the summer
vacation in Chicago. More general infor-
nation can be secured by the children by a
practical illustration of their studies. such as
is shown al the fair, during few weeks or
days than they could learn in same time.
from their books.
I'VE anticipate large amount of business
as soon as warm weather comes. and the IA
cilities of the Great Western line will war
rant a large amount Of patronage by the
people,"