The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-12
EDITORIAL EXCURSION START.
Who WIFI Go and Where They Will

The thirtieth annual summer out
Ing OF the Minnesota Editors md Pub
fishers association will open this morn
ing at the Windsor hotel, where the
members will rendezvous preparatory
to a jaunt to Mackinac and return,
lasting four days. The itinerary of the
trip viii be as follows:
1:15 F. M.-Arrive in Duluth, and walk to
Northern Steamship company's dock, and
take steamship North Land.
LAB P. M.-Leave Duluth.
Sept. 13-11:15 A. M.-Arrive at Sault Ste.
Marie.
12:15 P. M.-Leave Sault Ste. Marie.
+. M.-Arriye at Mackinac Island
Sept l4-S A: M.-Leave steamship and take
carriages at the dock for ride about the
island and through the National park.
10 A. M.-Return to steamship.
1880 A. M.-Leave Mackinac island and
pass Sault Ste. Marie In the evening without
stopping.
Sept. 15-5 p. M.-Arrive at Duluth.
$50 p. M.-Dsnner at the Spaulding
7:30 p. Make the Incline railroad and
ascend the hill to the pavilion.
3 r. M.-Entertafnment at the pavilion
rendered by the citizens OF Duluth.
1880 p. M.-Descent to Union depot.
n:20 p. M.-Leave for st. Paul in sleeping
cars.
Sept 49, A. M.-Arrive in MINNEAPOLIS.
73o A. M.-Arrive In st. Paul, and party
viii disperse In union depot.
The list Of the excursionists Is as follows:
Alyah Eastman, president, st. Cloud Jour-
".
Lake Review; David Ramaley, treasurer,
A. o. q. w. Guide C. p. Slime, C. C. Whit
ney, H. P. Hail. executive committee; C. S.
Osborn and wife. Sault Ste. Marie News,
Mrs: w H. Baker, Herald, Sleepy Eye;
3. P. Barnum and wife, Avalanche, Sank
Center; II. M Basford Register, Austin; ].
Adam Bede. Budget. st. Paul; G. D. Belden
and wife, Miss Nettie G. Belden. Transcript,
Austin; G. A. Birch, Argus, Willmar: L. D.
Bissell. Minnesota Missionary st. Paul; w.
Bertha Booth. Minneapolis; T. G. Bolton,
Miss Mary Bolton, Prairie Cleaner, Plain
view; 1. A. Caswen, Herald, Anoka; E. F.
Collins, Star Farmer. Renville; F. E. Covell,
crosby, l.. M. Crosby, Gertrude Crosby, Re
publican-Gazette, Willmar; Neill Currie and
wife, Pioneer, Currie; A. N. Dare, Sherburne
County STAR Elk River; Burt w. Day and
wife Master Ward Day, Miss Leona Day,
Leader, Hutchinson; L. Ed Davidson, Bull
letin, Perham; d. De Long, Pioneer Press,
St; Paul; M J: Downing, Star-Farmer, Rem
vile; F. ]. Duffy, Miss M. F. Duffy Courier,
East Grand Forks; Mrs. Alvah Eastman, St.
Cloud; G. G. Eastman and wife, Pioneer, Wa
dena w. e.. Easton and wife, Gazette, Still
Peter; Lyle M. Fisher, Masonic Record, St.
Paul; Moses Folsom and wife, Bulletin, St.
Paul; w. A. Poland and wife, Times Ben
son; Mrs. H. P. Hall, st. Paul; Harlan w.
Hodges and wife, Herald, Sleepy Eye;
w. M. James and wife, Telegram, Brecken-
ridge; Miss J.. E. jerks journal, Saltwater;
Miss Minnie JONES' Mirror, Saltwater; Miss
Phrona Kfrsch, Tribune, Crookston; ]. N.
kirsch, Miss Josephine Kirsch New Era, St.
Vincent; Miss R. Kirsch, News, HaIlock; A.
p. Kirsch, Tribune, Crookston; Joseph Leicht
and wife, Miss Hedwig Lecht, Herold Wi
mona; d. C. Lightburn and wife, Index Ada;
]. A. Loehl and wife, Tribune, St. Peter; ].
II. Manchester. News, Lake Benton; o. Nc
Crillis, Miss McCrillis, Northwest Teacher,
Crookston; Miss Grace C. McKinstry, Repub-
ican, Faribault; Mrs. W. e. Masternan, Ca
Sette, saltwater; C. F. Macdonald and wife,
Master Albert N. Macdonald, Times, st.
Cloud; Lee T. Meachum and wife, News,
Plainview; III. C. Miller, Free Press, ST. Pet
er: II. j. Miller and wife, Rock County Her
dria; Frank ]. Meyst Record, Minneapolis
]. e. Montague, Miss Montague, News, Thief
River Falls; W. ]: Munro and wife, Sun,
Morris; E. r. Murphy, Herald, Anoka; W: ].
G. W. Nash, Avalanche, Sank Center; N. A.
Nelson, Journal, Saltwater; E. A. Mel
son Me-. News, Ha Ic F: G.. Meumeier
Miss Flora Pfund Index, Ada; G. 8. Pease,
Miss Carrie Pease, Miss Russie Pease, Union,
Anoka; H. !. Peterson and wife, Master r..
L. Peterson, Independent, Ltch6eld; S. G..
Peterson and wife, Register, Glencoe; e.
w. Randall and wife, ex-editor Hamline;
Mrs. d. Ramaley, st. Paul; w. B. Reed, ex-
editor Hastings: M. P. Satterlee and wife,
Journal Red Lake Falls; A. j. SchaIler and
wife, Miss C. N. .Schaller, Democrat, Hast
ings; A. w. Sheets and wife, Todd County
Argus, Long Prairie; G.. l.. Staples and
wife, Union, Princeton; j. T. Stimmel and
wife, The Pulpit, Minneapolis; C. H. Thorn
ton and wife. Commercial Record, Duluth ;
Newton Trenham, Central Citizen, Alexan-
drfa: Mrs A. A. Turner, Pioneer, Wadena:
c. B. Tyler and wife, ex-edftor, Marshall;
Mrs. Z. g. Warner, The Regent ST. Paul /;
Mrs. n. M. Weidman, Northwestern Print
er, St. Paul J. c. Wise ST., Miss Nellie
Wise, Miss Flory Wise, Review, Mankato;
Mrs. C. c. Whitney, News Messenger Mar
shall; Miss Mary Woodbury., Herald. Anoka
II. A. Castle and wife, ex-editor, ST. Paul.
Masonic Quartette, Minneapoiis-E. r.
Browning, w. B. Heath, A. G. Marshall.
r. II. Forbes, n. s. Woodruff, vocalist and
instrumentalist
There has just come from the press
the record of the thirteenth annual
meeting held last winter, accompanied
by history of the association from
the pen Of Fl. p. Hall. The experiences
OF the association, its junket to Nash
Vile, Cha ttanooga and Atlanta a year
ago is also described The book is
handsomely illustrated, among the IL
lustratlonS being portraits Of the pres
ent officers, the various presidents Of
the association from it's inception to
the present, and a group Of the found
ers of the association. Mr. Hall mar
rates simply the movements and do
ings of the association since it's organ
ization, he having been present at
every meeting but one
Third United States Infantry Band
at Auditorium tonight Their part in
the concert will be a very attractive
feature.
Miss De Lano's Funeral.
large number Of friends Of the bereaved
family attended the funeral services for Miss
residence 2Q7