The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-25
NO MORE TROUBLE.
Differences Regarding Pharn,ac ecu
teal Convention Adjusted.

At meeting OF the arrangements commit
! tee in charge of the entertainment OF the
American Pharmaceutical association, which
was he'd at the Commercial club yesterday
| afternoon, all of the differences which have
| existed among members of the committee.
| regarding the meeting of Aug. "a to Sept. g.,
were adjusted.
The trouble. which had arisen over the
| selection of headquarters Of the association,
| was so arranged that all parties concerned
| are Row satisfied and the prospects for a sue
cessful convention brighter than ever.
The headquarters of the American assocla-
ton will remain at the Lafayette, but the
meetings of the state association will be held
at Lake Park and all the sports and games
VIII be held there. Manager Delvey, of Lake
Park hotel attended the meeting and stated
that he had made arrangements for ferry
to run continually between Lake Park and
the Lafayette for the convenience OF visitors.
and he would furnish an orchestra and the
grounds and pavilion for the entertainment Of
the association.
DR.. Edward Shump:k, the local secretary
of the association, stated that he expected the
attendance to range from 200 10 l, 500, besides
100 or more delegates from the state associa-
ton. The state convention expects to do its
business before the regular meeting of the
American, and will cut the usual length of
| the session somewhat.
The total membership of the national as
ISOLATION is about 1900 or 1000. There are
sixty or more members from Minnesota, but
the state association numbers over 1,400. The
state and national bodies are entirely sep
arate, the national being composed Of the
experienced pharmacists of the United States
and Canada, and being. more advanced than
the state organizations.
Dr. Shumpik said that he had received
encouraging letters from several of the del
egations that would attend. L. F. Chellin.
of New Orleans. wrote that the attendance
from the Bayou state would be good. and
the boys would all come, expecting a good
time. DR.. H. NJ. Hockey wrote from st.
Louis that Missouri would certainly send
a larger delegation than ever before. Dr.
Ebert, of Chicago, said that a very strong
delegation could be expected from Illinois;
and the Eastern delegations passing through
Chicago will be SO large that special ar
rangements being made to entertain the
Great Northern hotel there, has opened his
doors for the entertainment. of travelling
Pharmacists and their ladies.
The ladies' auxiliary Of this city has been
preparing programme of entertainment for
the pleasure of the visitors. Among the out
ings planned are a boat ride on Minnetonka,
excursion to Taylors Falls and the Dalles
Of the st. Croix. and trolley rides about the
Twin Cities.
Low railroad rates have been secured by
the local committee-a fare rate in the
third in the Central association and one fare
on the Illinois Central and it's Southern
branches. A reduction has also been granted
by the Joint Traffic association Of New York.
Most of the visitors are expected to come from
the Eastern and Southern districts, with a
rather thin representation from the West and
Canada.
The business session Of the convention lasts
from Aug. "a to 81 inclusive. The rest of the
timo up to Sept will be given over to sight
seeing and social enjoyment.