The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-28

tonight anyway. If things came right he
might go to the extent of suite of rooms. He
SAL SAID that he would have plenty of friends in
the southern part of the state, and he would
know more about his position when they
rived N. But ne evidently appreciated the char
a se OF the night that would be made against
~ ann, he lost no time in getting to work
cnough, and within ten minutes Of the time
OF ms arrival he had a crowd of politicians
with him in room
Ed Window. of Duluth, was very strickly
IN. the Collins push and 1t is likely that he
, Wlii Do the personal representative OF the
politicians He was prominent during the
last session Of the legislature and has the
reputation Of being very astute young man.
He tied to Collins at once and has been the
most energetic of the Collins workers since
the row came on.
pearance last night was Judge c. L. Lewis,
candidate for the nomination to the supreme
bench.
Berg and Dunn both kept away from the
gathering OF last night. They will both en-
tertafn their friends from the country at
either the Merchants or the Windsor. both
having opened headquarters in each OF the
hoste.ries. Dunna opened his headquarters
because he wanted to be In touch with the
delegates for he doesn't need any sort Of q
canvass His nomination is beyond question.
Berg may have trouble and he knows it.
He has been dallying with both Of the lead
ing es for but is generally
or collins should be able to beat Van SAINT
out. and the winner should be under obliea-
lions 70 Langum at the finish. 1t might be
awkward for the big man from Chisago coun-
". From this morning until the time for
the convention on Thursday. Berg will be
aoing business at one hotel or the other and
he is not going to take any chances that
are not necessary.
William Lee. who was himself candidate
governor nov
Two years ago. fs up to take in the fght-and
to take part In 1t too. He is for Collins. He
s saao iast night that he thought Collins was
Here are Van SAINT and Eustis both claim
ing IN everything and certainly leading just now
en- t ons race When IT comes to finish Meth
and in the event of a deadlock there "a M
one to turn to but the Judge. He has not
created the bitter antagonism that the other
men nave and we certainly expect to nomin ate
him." .~'s
L. A. Smith. who wants to be the NOM
n NEE fGr Lieutenant lie governor, and does mo-.
headquarters and was trying to get into the
game last night. He will be obliged 10 make
selection for the head of the ticket tn 5
Their bad tine Speaker Jones was around
the hotel last night and it was said that he
would not interpose any objection to being
came to b M and that means that the an
Client enemies, the Jones' and Smiths NAV
get together ard have it out. In which event
Is plainly obvious.
Senator JONES' of Morris, was also on the
moor moo OF the rotunda. and he may re Owe him
ernorship. Last night he would not say a
word about it.
Eli Warner. Gov. Clough and Van SAINT
Had several confabs that were in each case
very briee, and nothing came Of any of them
Van SAINT has red rose In his coat. and at
II o'c;ock he was answering the usual query
OF: How do things look" by pointing to
the flower and making the only joke he was
ever guilty of by saying. Rosy"
The Ramsey county delegates will caucus
this evening at the Windsor in Parlor C.
1t Is the only caucus that is at all likely
for there will be another full delegation here
until tomorrow.
The fight will be fought at the Windsor
hotel hotel. today end tomorrow BY tomorrow noon
IN the field viii
and some of them will also have rooms at the
Merchants Both Van SAINT and Collins have
already secured rooms at both houses, and
Up to last night the following list of assign
ment of rooms for headquarters had been
made at the Windsor. 1t Is worth while not
ments. Room is his private sanetum. and
Parlor is for the use of the hoi polloi:
Van SAINT, Parlor and room g..
Eustis, rooms 8, and 5.
Collins, rooms 51-52. ~ t5i -t'
Keerner rooms $3.50.
Berg rooms $3.50.
Dunn, room 8.
Haupt, rooms 1854.
Douglas, rooms 4s-49.
L. A. Smith room so.
H.. w: Childs. room 81. '9=+7 .sa;-.
Mobiles county room II.
]. w. Peterson, room H.
A. Y Merrill. room 10.
E. Matson, room A.
e. j. Jones. room H.
Ramsey county, Parlor G.