The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-04
SESSION AND THEN LOOK
OVER THE EXHIBIT.
ACTUAL WORK BEGINS TODAY.
SCHOOL OF PHOTOGRAPHY, !
FEATURE OF THE OCCASION,
ALSO OPENS.
LIST OF THOSE IN THE CITY
Report of the Financial Condition of
the observation-disclosures
Today.

Photographers association was called
to order yesterday afternoon at
o'clock, in the convention hall in the
Ryan annex, by the president, L. M.
Sven, of st. Paul. Being the opening
day very little business was transact
ed. Mr.. Sven was called away short
ly after the opening of the session,
and The second vice president, M. h.
Reinzelman, presided in his stead.
Secretary f. H Lloyd presented his
report showing the membership OF the
associa ton to be about $50. During the
past year the receipts from members
amounted to $3S1.50, and from manu-
facturers and dealers, $23S.S0; total
of $4,000. The expenditures were $685.
leaving a balance of a little over $15
on hand. Unfortunately for the asso-
citation, however, this balance was de-
posted in a Minneapolis bank which
closed it's doors. so the surplus coin
of the association went glimmering.
The delegates debated at consider
able length as to whether the stock
dealers should have voice in the con-
vention, and it was finally decided
they should not. InaSmuch as the at
tendance was small, this may not rep
resent the sentiment of the entire as
ISOLATION, and the matter will be
brought up again on Friday, when
the election of officers takes place,
much larger attendance being looked
for tomorrow.
Following the business session the
members repaired to the floor below,
and spent several hours in looking at
the different exhibits, both of the
photographers and the supply houses.
Their attention was largely centered
on an ingenious little machine for
making photo buttons, the latest fad.
Many of the exhibits of photographs
are decidedly handsome, and some es-
pecially fine collection is sure to at
ways have a crowd of admiring per-
sons gathered around it,
This morning at o'clock one of the
prime events of the convention will
open, the school Of photography. The
visitors came here not so much for
pleasure as for instruction, and in this
school they will acquire a practical
knowledge of the latest methods in
their science This school is in charge
of practical men and its lessons will
prove Of incalculable benefit to the
members. It will continue in session
for two days. This afternoon the visit
ing photographers will witness the
matinee performance of 1.-The Private
in the evening they will go to Como
park.
The following is the list of the mem
bers of the association who were pres
ent yesterday, many of them being ac-
companied to the city by their wives:
G. Anderson, Jackson, MINI.
E. Ayres, Eagle Grove, To-. ,5grss-.s. .
A. Lessinbach, Mankato, Mimi. r- 9-5,rss-r
Miss Louise Babcock Jackson, Mimi.
. T. J. Bauer, Winona, MINI.
C. F. Billings, Kensett, 10.
B. w. Bolton, Northwood MINI.
w. H. Drowatzky, Augusta, Wis.
' ]. A. Douglas, Usage, 10.
H. ]. Durgin, Minneapolis.
c. w. Eddy, Millbank, N. D. ...-.:
H. D. Fairbanks, Austin Mimi.
j. Floe, Fairmont, MINI.
L. G. Fredericks, Sleepy Eye, MINI.
c. E. Fuller, Hillsboro, Mimi.
John Gunderson, Winona.
G. Gesnell, Alma, Wis.
H. Harris, Chetek, Wis.
Hass Brothers, ST. Paul.
R. c. Hine, st. Paul.
J. S. Johnson, Norris, MINI.
G. L. Judd, jamestown.
]. D. Kellogg, Red Wing, Mimi.
Anton Lindstrom. Elbow Lake, MINI.
o. K. Lee, Mcintosh, Mimi.
]. c. Miller, Aberdeen, S. D.
Mrs. ]. j. Mcintyre, Spencer. 10.
c. w. Mennie, Pine Island, MINI.
Thomas Nevra, Washburn, Wis.
F. E. Moves, Chippewa Falls, Wis.
P. Olson, Lamberton, Mimi.
II. OpSanl, minneapolis.
Sam Petrie, Minneapolis.
E. E. Peck, Red Wing.
2 W. ]. Phillips, Red Wing.
w. Peterson, Henderson.
T. L. Bersagel, Lanesboro, MINI.
G.. G. Grossfeld, Rushford, MINI.
Geo. A. Ayres, New York.
Miss L. M. Rossitter, st. Ansgar, 10.
w. L. Russell, Sherburne, MINI.
Chas E. Rogers, Fond du Lac, Wis.
w. NJ. Roth, Sleepy Eye, MINI.
w. F. Schreiber West Bend, Wis.,
M. w. Start, Sioux City.
]. w. Slater. Milwaukee.
R. ]. Steel, Waucon.
]. R. Snow and wife, Mankato.
G. G. Stearns, Zumbrota.
P. Seiberts, Canada, MINI.
A. E. Tasker, Lake Benton.
L. G. Varney, La Crosse.
P. o. Weston, Mankato.
D. o. Root, Huron, S. D.
T. B. Chapman, st. Paul.