The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-20

indeed.
The party of Wisconsin state officials
and others who are to participate in
the ceremonies incident to the launch
ing of the new battleship Wisconsin at
San Francisco, Nov. 20. will arrive in
this city in their special train at
o'clock this morning. They will re
main in this city until 1:30, when they
will proceed to Minneapolis. There they
Will stop until $3.50 and they will then
resume their journey to the coast.
The most conspicuous person in the
party is naturally Miss Elizabeth
Stephenson, of Marinette, a daughter
of former Congressman Isaac Stephen
son. who is to christen the new vessel
with a bottle of champagne. 1t was
proposed that a bottle of Milwaukee.
beer should be used on this occasion,
but the plan was abandoned
The party, which numbers seventy
persons, is made up as follows:
Lieut.. Gov. and Mrs. Emil Baensch. Mani
towoc; the governors staff, including Coils.
w. j. Boyle Milwaukee; Seymour W. Hollis
ter Oshkosh: Arthur G. Keyes, Oshkosh; l.
Watson Stephenson Marnette; William NJ.
Farr, Kenosha; Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Stephen
son. Miss Elizabeth Stephenson, Watson
Stepenson Grant stephenson, Harriet Steph-
enson Mr.. ana Mrs. S. NJ. Stephenson and
four members Of their family, Menominee.
Mich; ex-senator Philetus Sawyer. Oshkosh /;
Senator and Mrs. John L. Mitchell, Mwau-
kee: Cant. and Mrs Fred Pabss, Milwaukee;
Watson Grant, Harriet and Elizabeth Steph-
enSOn Mrs. II. J. Brown, Mrs. Joshua Hodg-
ins, Mr. and Mrs. Henry swart, Mr.; apd MIS- Mrs;
4 Fred Carney. Frank l. Carney Mrs. Fred
/ Carney Jr. Mrs. ]. X. Wright and G.. W.
/ HanIey, Menominee; Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ.
! Stephenson and daughters, Clara and Hattie;
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Stephenson Jr, and Mss
/ Nellie Fleshe3m all OF Aarinette; Senator and
Mrs. De Wayne stebbins, Algoma; Miss Rey-
! Oshkosh: Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Bleyer. Nil
waukee; Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Clas Milwaukee;
/ Postmaster and Mrs. e. r. Stllman, Milwau-
kee; Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Roberts. Miwau-
I kee Edward P. Hackett, Milwaukee; ". J.
| Fiske, Green Bay; Mr.. and Mrs. w. 0, Good
/ rich, Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. j. Z. Patton.
/ Milwaukee: Mr.. and Mrs. William Lindsay,
/ Milwaukee; Mr.. and Mrs. John Hannah, Mil
/ waukee; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goebel. Mhwaukes;
Mr.. and Mrs John c. Koch. Milwaukee; Capt.
| Mann, Milwaukee; T. J. Neacy. milwaukee,;
| William A. Rublee Milwaukee; Miss Cora
Hatch, Appleton; Mrs. Ella Sexton. Miiwau-
kee; Mrs. Rose Finn, Milwaukee; Mr. and
| Mrs. c. A. Goodyear. Tomah; H. G. Campbell.
Milwaukee: George c. Swarz Milwaukee; G.
| The train in which the party is
| travelling is composed of Chicago, Nil
| waukee and st. Paul baggage and din
| ing cars and the drawing room and
| sleeper ''Nagawicka," the Pullman
| compartment cars "Horatio' and
Hungary" and. the Pullman obserya-
! ton car Pacific" The latter car was
| exhibited at the worlds fair by the
| Pullman company as the finest speci-
men of work ever turned out from
| their shops, and again at the Omaha
exposition All the cars are beautiful
| ly decorated, and the compartment and
| observation cars are loaded with flow
| ers. Flags and bunting artistically ar
| ranged complete the interior decora-
1 tions.
The train will stop at Helena, Ia
| coma, Seattle, Portland on the way
| to San Francisco and at each place a
| reception awaits the party.
The train viii come to st. Paul over
| the Milwaukee road and will be trans
| ferred here to the Northern Pacific,
over which it will proceed to the coast.
/ From Portland TO San Francisco the
| train will travel over the Southern Pa
| cific road.
Miss Stephenson is coasidered one
Of the handsomest young women in