The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-15
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received from Chairman B. D. Caldwell, of
the Western Passenger association the fol-
lowing proposition regarding rates for the
state Democratic convention. to be held in
Minneapolis Aug. A. THAT in accordance
with action taken on similar conventions
within territory, the following is submitted,
trip be made from all points in Minnesota to
Minneapolis and return, excursion tickets to
be sold on Aug. and 4, good to return until
ana including Aug. 8.
C. E. Miner general agent of the messenger
department of the Mexican Central railway,
with headquarters in st. Louis is in the
Twin Cities In the interest of his line.
Hon. John G. Spooner of Wisconsin ac-
companied by his family and small party
OF friends, occupying business car Minnewas-
IA, were passengers on the Northern Pacific
some time viewing points of interest in the
Yellowstone National park and at Jackson
lake, Wyoming.
Barton Sewall. of Chicago. accompanied by
his family and several business associates
occupying Milwaukee Business Car No. 222
were passengers On the Great Northern over
land yesterday. Mr.. Sewall is the general
manager of the United Smelling and Refining
company. and is on a tour of inspection of
the company's works at Great Falls and
Helena. Returning, the party will visit the
Yellowstone National park
b. G. Benson, of the ticket department of
A. Z. Johnson & Co.. will leave St. Paul in
few days for New York, sailing from there
on the 23d inst. on the steamer Fuerst Bis
party of Northwestern people, and will visit
many of the principal cities of Europe be-
fore his return.
j. H. Hiland, general freight agent, and H.
Il. P1erpont, assistant general freight agent
OF the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, passed
through st. Paul yesterday on their way to
the meeting Of the Western Freight associa-
ton, which is being held at the Lake PARK
hotel. Minnetonka
A. j. MeCabe, formerly division superin
tendent OF the Northern Pacific railroad at
Jamestown, N. D., and later with the Eastern
Minnesota railway in a similar capacity, was
visitor in St. Paul Monday. ANDY as he
is Familiarity known by his friends, is always
welcome visitor in the railroad colony.
The Burlington road has issued very at
itraet1Ve circular, which is called Through
Yellowstone Park on a Bicycle" which gives
an itinerary, including a summary of the
expense OF q trip through the National park,
occupying six days, and which includes a
large number of points OF interest.
F. B. Sanford. the newly appointed travel
ing passenger agent of the Great Northern
railway, with headquarters at Chicago
tiers from points in Illinois and Indiana
bound for the Dunkard colony in North Da-
kota.
Interested lines have announced special
Populist convention and American silver con-
vention July %. A one-way rate has been
made for the round trip. tickets to be on sale
July Is. 20 and q, good returning until ,IuIy
n.
From private advices received at the local
steamship Offices in the city it is intimated
that the commissions on outward and prepaid
business will. on and after Aug. 1, be re-
duced from So to 50 to all Scandinavian
points.
Among the st. Paul people who took pas
age on the steamer Northwest. which left Du-
luth yesterday afternoon, were Mrs. E. e.
White, Miss White Miss Carpenter Rev
Watson B. Willard and w. H. Elsinger and
wife.
=, General Freight Agent p. c. stohr. of the
Chicago Great Western road, accompanied by
commercial Agent F. H. Tibbetts of the
same line at Chicago, left yesterday for the
freight association meeting at Minnetonka
General Manager Burt. accompanied by
General Superintendent Scott and Chief En-
gineer johnson. of the Omaha, returned last
evening from a tour of inspection over the
Eastern division of the line.
William Caldwell, general Western passen-
ger agent of the West Shore railroad, with
headquarters at Chicago, accompanied by his
family, are spending a few days in the city
and at Minnetonka.
Max Bass, immigration agent of me Great
Northern railway, with headquarters at Chi
cago, passed through st. Paul yesterday with
party Of Mennonite prospectors for points
in North Dakota.
nounced for the Baptist Young Peoples
union, held In Milwaukee. The tickets will
be on sale July IA, Is and Is, good returning
until Aug. 5.
G. J. Lowell. Northwestern passenger agent
of the Wabash, and w. s. Wyland travelling
passenger agent of the Michigan Central. left
for points in North Dakota and Manitoba
last night
j. M. Greaves, travelling passenger agent Of
the Pennsylvania lines. is in town, after a
weeks absence in Western Minnesota and
North Dakota.
j. T. Conley, assistant general passenger
agent of the Milwaukee, returned to the city
yesterday, after few days sojourn at Camp
Lake View.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Charles 8. Fee. of the Northern Pacific, is in
New York attending the transcontinental
meeting.
H. J. Bergman, travelling passenger agent
of the Wisconsin Central railway, Is doing
North Dakota this week in the interest of his
line.
Word was received at the local 500 office
yesterday that the Canadian Pacific steamer
Empress of India arrived at Yokohama July
10.
The Milwaukee road will run q special train
today, leaving st. Paul at 2:55, for the Bap-
fist Young Peoples convention in Milwaukee.
Howard Morris. receiver and general coun-
sci OF the Wisconsin Central has returned
to Milwaukee. after brief visit In st. Paul,
For Heavy, Sluggish Feeling