The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-18
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TOWN WILL BE THEIRS ALONE
BEGINNING. WITH THIS
MORNING.
MoLDERs OF RURAL THOUGHT
Will HAVE A TWO DAYS SESSION
FOR CONFERENCES AND EN-
JOY MEGNT.
PROGRAMME OF THE MEETING
veterans and Those Expert I'm
Their Especial Lines.

The thirty-first annual session of the
Minnesota Editors and Publishers as
ISOLATION will convene at II o'clock this
morning at the Commercial club. The
meeting will be largely attended. as
matters are coming up of great i'm
portance to the editors of the state.
The session also has has some signifi-
canoe in view Of the sitting of the leg
lslature, although politics will not be
tolerated at the meetings Mayor Do
ran will deliver the address of welcome
In behalf of the city, and President
Jesse A. Gregg in behalf of the Com
merc1al club. President Alvah East
man, or the association, will respond
and deliver his annual address. The
balance Of today's session will be given
up to hearing of reports and papers by
the members of the association. Among
the more important addresses will be
one upon the Law of Libel" by Judge
{. 4. FlGrdrau, of st. Paul. Among
the editors already here are /:
August Finke, Hills, Crescent.
W H. Fuller, Little Fails Transcript.
". l. MaSterman,s Saltwater Gazette.
H. J.: Miller, Rock County Herald
y. K. ROYerud. Caledonia Enterprise
N. J. bowling RenvilIe' Star Farmer.
0. K. Dole Spring Grove Herald.
A. NJ: Dare, Elk River Star-News.
lgnatius DOnnelly, Representative.
Jens Grondahl, Red Wing Journal
j. H. Manchester, Lake Benton News.
W Viii E. 0Brien- Eden Valley Journal
Thomas ThCrson, ST. Jaines Piaindealer.
H. G. Hays, Sleep@ Eye Dispatch.
DR.. J. A. Leonard Rochester Post.
Z. Z. Whitney MARSHALL News-Messenger.
F. c, Whitney, Marshall News Messenger.
W. j. Munro, Morris Sun.
G. A. Birch WiHmar Argus
l.. P. Hunt, Mankato 3Free-Press.
A. J. Crosby WilImari Republican-Gazette.
G. W. Stanton Appleton Press. 49,
W. H. Goetzinger. Elbow Lake Herald.
j. 5. PeaSe, AnOka Union. .....
2. G. Huntington, Window Reporter.
S. A. Langum, Preston Times.
Alvah Eastman, ST. Cloud Journal-Press.
}. H. Johnson Wihons Herald.
The following programme has been
prepared by the,I officers, subject to
such additions asGtheI association may
choose to make: --.--
Thursday, II a. NJ 5
Address Of Welcome, Mayor F. B. Doran.,
Address of Welcome, J. A. Gregg, presi-
dent Commercial club. > .--.
Presidents annual address, AlVah East
man, St. Cloud Journal-Press.
Reports Of officers, committees, collection
of annual dues and general business.
Afternoon Session
Address, THE Law of Libel" Judge c. E.
Flandrau, St. Paul a.
sind, .'Independent Journalism" James Ruane,
SHAY Ton OdZetIo.
r, ''Newgpaper Ethics,'' c. F. Hendryx, Sank
Social Relations ,of City and Country
Press" Condo Hamlin, Pioneer Press
tiye-minute speeches IN discussion Of this
subject. by Ed A. Paradis of the Midway
News; 9. s. Mitchell, Alexandria Post News; :,
ca W. Stanton, Appleton Press; H! p, Hall
and others, - i.-qr .'. ~ ..
Evening a.. 49,
Through the courtesy Of the managers of
the Metropolitan and Grand opera houses and
the managers of the @Evangelnes and "fIu-
manity" companies, the editors and their
wives and daughters will have their choice
OF the entertainments in this city Thursday
evening. After the theater a light lunch will
be served at the Windsor hotel. to be fol-
lowed by smoke social in the committee
room.
Friday, 10 a. NJ
Patronage Of Home Institutions" w. E.
Easton, Saltwater Gazette.
Use and Abuse of the Country Press" w.
e. Whiteman, Ortonville Herald-Star
"Pi. and Other Things J. Adam Bede.
Bede's Budget, St. Paul. 49,,
General business to be followed by the
election Of officers.
AS many Of the members desire TO
visit the legislature Or attend to BUSH
ness matters. there may be but one
session on Friday. If the association
should determine, to hold an afternoon
session, the election of officers will take
place at that time. ., .. $500.