St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-11
AROUND THE HOTELS.
What the Different Registers
Showed Yesterday.

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with his wife and two children, were
guests at the Merchants hotel last
night on their way to Black River
Falls, Wis, Mr.. Chambers old home,
to visit friends. Mr.. Chandler is an
old newspaper man. Years ago he was
the editor and manager of the Jackson
County Journal, published at Black
River Falls. In 1888 he went to Wash
ington state and became interested
in a paper at Puyallup. About three
years ago he went to Auburn, which
is situated near Seattle, and started
the Auburn Argus, of which he is
still the proprietor and editor. Though
Mr.. Chandler is a representative of
the sound money wing Of the Repub-
lican party, he admits that in point
of numbers the free silver idea men
outnumber the sound money men in
the state of Washington. But they
do not number in their ranks many
men Of either marked intelligence or
property. They are chiefly men who
are more or less in debt, and think
because they cannot wipe out their
Indebtedness by act of congress there
must be something wrong in the finan-
cial system. Mr.. Chandler is salts
fed the sound money element will
continue to control the party in Wash
ington in spite Of the superior num-
bers on the opposite side.
He says there is a marked improve
ment in the demand for lumber, which
is the chief product of the Puget
Sound country, and prices have been
advanced somewhat. Little is being
done in the way of developing the
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state, though he thinks they will
eventually prove very productive. The
hop crop. which has always been one
of the chief products of that section,
has been a. total failure this year, and
the farmers are thus left in a bad
condition there. Business generally,
he says, is much better than it was
a year ago in the cities of Western
Washington, and the prospects are
favorable for a, speedy recovery from
the effects of the panic, which were so
keenly felt all over the country, and
particularly in the far West.
Registered at the Ryan hotel is
George Rupley, who is manager for
the receiver OF the Duluth Manufact-
uring company, a concern which until
ing tremendous business in the maxi
ing OF box cars and a newly patented
automatic dumping ore car.
Mr. Rupley reports that the shops
which have been running on short time
for some months are employing 200
men on full time and that the output
Is once more assuming it's former pro-
portions. At present the shop is turn
fO, he
lis & st. Louis road.
G. S. Pease of Anoka, was a guest
at the Windsor last night.
E. w. Durant Jr, of Saltwater. was
at the Merchants last night. -
At the Windsor-William Searles, NJ.
H. Evans, w. D. Rechard, Lakefield.
Mimi; H. Wendelschafer LIE Sueur
Center; E. F. Andrews, Window; Aus
tin Moody, Duluth; G. S. Pease, An
Okla; j. Huntington and two Messrs
Nieshell, Spokane; A. D., Sperry, Owa-
tonna.
At the Clarendon-R Morrison, De-
troit, Minn.; E. F. Howe, John Irwin,
Oelwein; w. S. Holtesh and wife, Aus
tin; John Gill, and wife, Echo, MINI. !;
Mrs. John Murphy, Darlington, N. D.;
A. B. Johnson, Fargo; Michael Quinn,
Lakeville.
At the Ryan-Sylvester G. Williams,
Denver; Miss L. L. Martin, Mrs. John
J. Jenkins, Chippewa Falls; Mrs. E.
w. Bush and maid, Helena; A. E.
Payent, Winona; J. M. Bun, Spo
kane; George Schwartz, Mankato; J.
w. Skinner, La Crosse; A. J. Manx
and wife, st. Cloud; Mrs. Robert An
derson, Idaho Falls; Albert Dehicke,
San Francisco; c. D. Storel and wife,
Winnipeg.
At the Merchants'-N. Simon, Nee
nah, Wis; H. A. Gabriel, Clinton, 10. ::
L. L. Baxter, Fergus Falls; George
A. Du Taite, Chaska; E. M. Moore
house, Owatonna; A. H. Reed, Glen
coe: H. Raymond and wife, Mason
City; A. c. Chandler and wife, Au-
burn, Wash; J. R. Howard and wife,
Sauk Center; Miss Ida Cowles, Fari-
bault; Mrs. j. w. Thomas and chill
dren, Northwood, N. D.; E. E. Jones,
Sherburn, Mimi; S. P. Hansen, Sauk
Centre; Frank Zins, st. Cloud; T. ].
Radcliffe, Larimore, n. D.