The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-02
COPPER KING WAS HERE.
Marcus Daily Was a ST. Paul Visitor
Yesterday.


In a luxurious coach on the Great
Northern yesterday rode Marcus Daily,
the copper king of Anaconda, and prob
ably the best known stock breeder and
Eorseman in the country.
Mr.. Daily was seen at the Ryan by a
G l o b e reporter yesterday, and said
that he was just returning home from
the East, whittier he had taken his
daughter to attend school. He is a
true Westerner, and says he is never
so happy as when on his large stock
farm at Hamilton, or looking after his
many business interests in Anaconda;
and he literally owns half the town. "
Among it's institutions is a palatlal
hotel, constructed by him some time
ago, at a cost of 000-which is a
pretty fine tavern for a place of 1000
inhabitants.
MY race horses will not be seen on
the Eastern circuit another year" said
Mr. DAILY 81 have lost thousands Of
dollars in raising turf horses and pro-
pose to stop it. Some Of the best of
the stock will be marketed in San
Francisco, but I will keep some speedy
ones for the Montana circuit. There's
nothing half so exciting as a good horse
race, you know he continued enthu-
Siastically, as twinkle crept into his
eye.
HOW Is DuSlHGSS III Tie w est w Sli,
there is a big improvement all along the
line, and Anaconda is one of the live
hest places of them all. There is a
good demand for copper and the mines
are running nicely. You see, the ad-
Vancement of electrical science, par
ticularly in Europe, creates an enor-
nous call for copper and America is
in a proper position to supply it.
During Mr.. Days short stay in St.
u L. Nr<atcs f11n nff Fl
Gals of the Great Northern and sew
eral accompanied him on his trip West
ward Mr.. Days private car is in the
East.
S. A. Langum, of Preston, stopped at
the Windsor yesterday on his way
home from Fergus Falls, where he has
been\ serving on the United States
CRANK jury. Mr.. Langum does not
beat about the bush any in saying that
he is out for the Republican nominal
ton for secretary of state, and he has
strong hopes of landing it.
Many of the readers of the G 0 b e
will remember the handsome exhibit
recently made at the state fair by the
Canadian government. The display
was in charge of Will J. White, of OF
tawa. Canada, who was registered at
y
returned from Omaha and Wichita,
where he had the exhibit of Canada's
resources at the Nebraska and Kan
saS state fairs. Neither of those fairs
can begin to compare with Mime
sota's," said he. 1.-THE grounds here
are much nicer and the general dis
plays and track programme better
while the attendance here eclipsed that
at either of the others"
Col. P. D. Vroom is registered at the
Ryan. The colonel is an inspector in
the United States army and is making
his regular visit here, coming to this
post two or three times a year. He
will inspect the post and also the Of
Ulcers accounts, and will then prob
ably make trip to the upper Missis-
sippi looking over land to be con-
demned for resery2ir purposes.
~. NJ. Master, Washington, D. c. ap-
peared on the Ryan register yesterday.
Senator c. B. Buchanan of Little Falls,
is stopping at the Merchants.
]. A. Willard and w. D. Willard, of Man
kato, are at the Merchants.
A guest of the Merchants yesterday was
E. T. Wilder, of Red Wing.
F. Brankner, of Calumet Mich, is reg
istered at the Metropolitan.
J. w. Towpen, of Marysville, Mo-, is a
guest of the Metropolitan.
W. c. La Cone, of ,Faribault registerde
at the Merchants yesterday.
Frank O'Meara. of st. James, registered at
the Windsor yesterday:
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Hersey, of ArviHa, N
D., are at the Aberdeen.
]. V. Williams, of Fergus Falls, is stop
ping at the Windsor.
A Windsor guest yesterday was Ben D.
Smith, of Nfankato.
A Ryan arrival yesterday was W. H.
Clark of Duluth.
II. W. Nichols, of West Superior, Wis, is
at the Metropolitan
S. N. Lewis, of Chippewa Falls, Wis, is at
the Metropolitan.
]. C. Morton, of Rochester, N. Y. is at the
Metropolitan.
D. f. Oman. of Fargo, is registered at the
Clarendon.
George T. Becker, of Westinghouse an Aber-
deem guest.
W. H. Williams, of Tracy, is a Clarendon
guest
R. j. Nee, of Faribault, is at the Claren-
don.