The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-15
AROUND THE HOTELS.
Hot Weather Brings in the Tran
sients Just the Same.


! Hot Weather Brings in the Tran
sients Just the Same.
| On the book at the Merchants yes
| terday was the register Henry E.
Yarnell, U. s. N" Mr.. Yarnell halls
| from Independence, To-, and is on
his way from Annapolis to join the
! United States man-ofwar Oregon,
Capt. Barker, which lies off Port Ange'.
| les on the Pacific coast. He is a cadet,
and graduated this month along with
forty-six other cadets, eight of whom,
mostly from Western states, have, with
him, been assigned for cruising on
the Oregon. They are Cadets Jensen
and Leahy, Of Wisconsin; Overstreet,
OF Nebraska; Miller and Kempff, Of
California; Giles, of Texas, and Nc
GIL, of North Dakota. Their orders are
| to report on the coast not later than
June 10, so that they will pass through
here-thOse who have not already
| started-today or tomorrow. Cadet
| Yarnell will be Joined here today by
| Cadet Jensen, Of Wisconsin, and the
two will leave this afternoon for the
! slope.
Among the guests in ST. Paul is a
gentleman whose appearance, as he
| entered the lobby Of the Ryan hotel
yesterday and approached the desk to
|
| attention. Tall, straight and dignified
| of excellent proportions, he combined
| the physique of q member of the
! Broadway squad of New York police
| men, and the generally soldier
| ly appearance which marks the New
York business man who drills with the
! gallant Seventh regiment. He is John
| c. c. Fletcher, a well known attorney
from the busy metropolis. He is a
prominent clubman, and among others
belongs to a certain club, in fact is a
| charter member, Of club to which can
belong no man who is less than six
feet tall and weighs less than 200
| pounds.
Mr.. Fletcher is not so very well
known in st. Paul, but in st. Louis
| county and especially in Duluth he is
known as the lawyer who successfully
established the claim of one Wilhelmi-
ma Johnson, a pretty miss who resides
! IN New York, to a large number of
acres in the northern part of the state
This land, which was valuable in the
| frSt place for the timber upon it, was
| found to contain large quantities of
| iron and became quite a desirable hold
Ing. Miss Johnson's claim, inherited
from her parents, was bitterly fought
but Mr.. Fletcher went back home with
the news that the property was de-
cided hers.
! 0OAdIoI 1Oung came in from his
nome at Appleton yesterday and spent little
Clme at the Ryan hotel preparatory to a run
down to Hastings where he is engaged in a
lawsuit. The senator is not a farmer, but,
In common with them, has come to nay
pretty close attention to the crops and be-
tween cases. watches the progress made by
the dl1ferent grains in the field. The wheat
in Swift county, he says is not much re-
tarded by the cold spell. but is growing
beautifully. The senator will remain here a
day or two.
J. A. Willard, who is put down IN the d.
rectory at Mankato, where he lives and in
the Duluth directory, where he does not
i've as a capitalist, was in st. Paul yes
terday on his way to the Zenith City. He
believes that there is slight Improvement
in the general conditions of things resultant
upon sign OF returning confidence. There
never was more money lying idle at a low
rate Of interest, he says waiting to be used
than at the present time, but the message
OF Secretary Gage, CT the treasury he
argues. will have a beneficial effect, and
Will result in favorable financial legislation
Thls and promised good crop in the West
Will bring about decided change for the
Better IN the next six months or year. Mr..
was registered at the Merchants.
c.. E. Wales. proprietor of the Julian
hotel Dubuque, TO- is at the Ryan.
c. A. Metke prominent Cincinnati bust
ness man. was at the Ryan yesterday, and left
in the afternoon for Yellowstone Park
Walter Arnold. of st. Cloud, is stopping
at the Ryan.
On the Ryan register yesterday was the
name of Fred Andres of Milwaukee,
An Indianapolis arrival in St Paul is w.
II. Brown, who is Ryan guest.
Ernest r. Hall, Of Evanston is on the
book at the Ryan.
Thomas Casey, of Eau Claire, is guest at
the Clarendon.
A Sheboygan arrival in the city is Charles
NJ. GrisWold, who is stopping at the Claren-
don.
j. H. Smith is registered at the Clarendon
from Winona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown are stopnine
in town at the Clarendon.
Transient in st. Paul is ]. N. Smith at
the Windsor.
DR.. c. M Mclean of Des Moines, is in
cluded on the Windsor register list.
c. w. Moore was a Boston arrival at the
Windsor yesterday.
S. L. Perrin is in the city and registered at
| the Windsor from West Superior.
M A: Wise, of Osbourn, O.. is stopping at
the Windsor.
Merchants arrival yesterday was J. A.
Willard, of Mankato
H. H. Roe. of Kasson, is a guest at the
Merchants.
Among the Merchants guests was s. S.
Johnson, of Cloquet.
Fergus Falls, and Is staying at the Mer-
chants.
D. T. Burton, who halls from a town in
Montana bearing his name was on the reg
lister at the Merchants yesterday.
John Hoeffier, of Mankato manager of the
local theatrical circuit, was in ST. Paul yes
terday