The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01

No Party Lines Are Drawn In the
Designation of Those who VIII
Greet the Guests Who Come From
Outside the City-New Govern
or's welcome VIII Be n Most Cor
dial One.
Final arrangements have been per-
fected for the reception to be rendered
Governor-elect Lind and Mrs. John
Lind by the citizens of ST. Paul on
Tuesday evening at the Ryan hotel.
The reception promises to be one Of
the largest affairs of it's kind ever
held in st. Paul, and will be attended
by representative men rrom all polit-
ical parties, who will unite in giving
the incoming governor cordial well
come, one which can be none other
than flattering to Mr. Lind, coming,
as it does, unsolicited, as a general ex-
preston Of good will on the part of
the citizens of the Capital City among
the hills.
The spacious parlors of the Ryan
will be decorated handsomely for the
occasion, with national colors, and
large string orchestra will be hidden
behind a bank of palms, from where
1t will play during the evening. Every
one attending will so far as possible
be given a chance to greet Mr.. Lind
personally. Gov. and Mrs. Lind will
be assisted III receiving by prominent
men from each party. Those attending
will be presented by several we'll
known st. Paul people.
Perhaps the most laborious task has
been accomplished by the invitation
committee in sending out invitations.
The committee has endeavored to send
an invitation to every one whom it
thought would like to attend, but it
has doubtless overlooked some and any
who do not receive invitations need
not feel sighted, as the affair els
strictly in the hands Of the citizens.
and a general invitation has been ex-
tended.
The various committees completed
their labors yesterday. The reception
committee and ushers were announced
yesterday as follows:
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Hon. H. R. Brill, Hon. C. E. Otis, Hon. W.
L. Kelly, Hon. o. B. Lewis, Hon. George L.
Bum. Hon. E. A. Jaggard P. H. Kelly, Fran
els H. Clark, Louis Nash, William ]. Dona-
hover, Ernest L. Allard, John Blomquist, B.
+. knauft. Terence Kenny, S. H. Reeves, NJ.
j. Bell, Edward Sanborn Matthias Bantz. Ed
ward L. Murphy, ]. w. Shepard, W. T. Kirke,
4. ALBRIGHT, James R. Thompson, M. Gordon
D..
Charles s. Benson F. G. Warner H R. Dem
ny, Hon. E. W. Bazille, Hon G. NJ. Orr. Hon.
=. e. S 5In;t, William Hamm, R. T: o'Connor.
R. NJ. Newport, L. D. Wilkes, DR.. e. j. Alb
bott. DR.. H. J.. O'Brien, Henry Haas Albert
SWenene Ii. j. N: Goldsmith, H P. Upham. J..
L Larpenteur. W. P. Murray, r. Rantoul.
F. B. Kellogg, B. F. Ellison, Harris Richard,
Son son, John Kerwin, John P. Melady, Pierce
A. Wheaton, DR.. j. E. Schadle mr. Edw
Boeckmar, DR.. E. G. Riggs, Dr.. c. E. Smith.
Pr: Ghar.es J. Meade, Ambrose Tighe, T. A.
TWTen ~ P NJ Hennesgy, D. H. schriber.
n "; n, Llghf Il James H. Skinner, L. p
OSrpWay, f. r. Yerxa, Pierce Butler, Albert
schY Tonna 49, T. L. Blood. T. A. schulze E.
SON a f1ung' Richards EIch, Gordon John NJ. Jack
Aness, T. ]. McDermott, George R. Finch
Z; X: Kane, c. R; Smith, George Thompson.
CHI Hon J T. mSNamee :c ssnatOr A Nc
messy. Hon. Peter Thauwald, Hon. J.. ].
WW c69a' Hon. Thomas G. Fulton. D. R.
J. G. Kelly e0fn " NerR Rnnla Frank Brady Dr.
! B. Clarke. c. B. Bowlby' A. Fl. Lindeke''
T obn = ca G.ark I B. Driscoll, R. A. Kirk,
Edward Dahl. George c. Lambert, Anthony
6oerg, J. 7. Conley. G. S. Sommers, F. q.
Rice Charles IStrausse, Charming seabury,
erode, Senator T. D. Sheehan, Senator H. II.
Horton. Hon. w. w. Dunn, Hon. Andrew
H 6onil Hon Waiter Nelson. Hon. C. S.
n.
r finland P. j. Bowlin, Robert Mannhe. m
er. j. H; Horton. Hon. ]. A. Whelcck, Hon.
George F. spinney J. J. Watson, DR.. A. Mac
2thy Foley; Walter Butler, J. NJ Hawthorne
Rr. .; 5; Pine, John Dale, S. L. Pierce, DR..
T 70 lie si9ger N j. G. DOnpelly; John L
4 L. May. Achille M:chaud, William Bannon'
u: A Drew, Andrew Schoch, T. C. Field H
~, ga Pag lie Il l. G. Hoffman J. McGin Smith
PheT II Kellogg '1 TRom ssnT N acdorm nick
S E; W T. H ashe John A. Allen. ]; B. Tar
bald. DR.. Charles H. Goodrich. DR.. Eugene
Riggs, DR.. A. W. Dunning, DIR. ]. w. Cham
eum, DR.. Burnside Foster, DR.. H. L. Taylor.
Pr George NJ. Coon, Joseph McKibben
Charles E. Flandrau. o. H. I'Neill.
USHERs.
Jared How, D. F. Pebbles, Ed Halbert A.
". hndeke, L. W. Hill, Winthrop Noyes,
iohn Caulield, DR.. ]. w. Bettingen, Charles
z. Nichols, Benz Somers Fred D. Monfort
y. I-ansford, NJ. Doran Jr., DR.. ]. T. Rogers,
snep&rd Stone, w. H. Yardley, Percy Parker
EicnmcGd Warner Homer Clark. Leavitt
lining ns, James ID D. Denegre, James H: simp-
J. Dornelly, Ben. l.. Goodkind. ]. NJ Haw-
lhcrne. y. B.. Saunders, Fitzhugh Burns,
George R. 0'Reilly. John Blakely, S. c. Stick
ney, Tracy Lyon Walter DriscoH, R. D. Stew
lrt John F. Kelly, Finley Shepard, Frank E.
Ward. j. W. Blabon. Marten Giesen. Hans.
J. RsoOruch, DIR. A. SchWyZer, Carl Heine,
Thomas Neuhausen, George Dreis. Walther
Hol. Edward Brandenstein Carl Kuhl Paul
Benz William l.. Kelly Jr., ]. R. Rogers,
col c. a. Van Duzee. R. D. o'Brien, George
z. Reddington, Frank Bowlin, G. w Will
lams, c. Crowley E. H. Hobe, ]. H. Newell,
]. B: swenson, ]. G. Michael, Sherman Finch,
c. W Gordon, George Mcpherson. w. F.
Peet John W. Lane, ]. H. Hearn, o. H.
O'Neill, DIR. E. W. Buckley. Max H. Cutch-
son. H. e. Bigelow, E. J, Cannon, Fred W.
Foot. Dr. A. W. Rothrock, DR.. G. J. Mead,
Dr. J. F. Fulton, Joseph King. Frank Light
ner. W. ]. Dean, F. A. Pike, E. J. Darragn,
F. II. Elebe. Ed Bishop, William H. Conner,
Ed Constants Walter S. Morton, W. P. Trow-
bridge, L. E. Newport, H. w: c. Bowdoin;
Herman Oppenheim, Armand AIbrecht, Paul
Cole NJ ]. Redding, Charles L. Spencer, DIR.
Kelly A. B. Young. George A. Finch, j. D.
Armstrong. NJ. E. Murray, Enoch johnson,
Martin Kerwin, William Constans Jr., John
Kavanaugh DIR. R. n. Berthol
The following committees have had
charge of the arrangements:
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Theo L. Schurmeier. chairman; George G..
Lambert secretary; Claiming Seabury,
George F. spinney, Condo Hamlin. T. J. Nc
Dermott, F. w. NJ. Cutcheon, Humphrey