The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-08
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While Michael Breslauer, Judge Rand
and their confreres have been busy ar
ranging the details of the Exposition
meeting, William Baldwin and his assoc
ciates on the banquet committee have
been equally active with the arrange
ments for the West hotel feast Of rea-
son and the best that the chef can sum-
mon up. Their labors were finished yes
terday. They take pleasure in announc-
ing the following programme for the BAN
quet Wednesday evening, Immediately
following the mass meeting: Toastmas-
ter, Mayor James Gray; address of well
come, William Baldwin, president of the
State League of Democratic Clubs; ad-
dress, Gov. John Lind; Andrew Jack
son." T. D. O'Brien, of ST. Paul; THE
Jefferson Club of ST. Paul." Humphrey
Barton; Democracy" William Jennings
Bryan; Patriotism" It. E. Ryan; JEFF
fersonian Republicanism and Lincoln De-
mocracy," Charles A. Towne.
The banquet will commence at SIS
o'clock. 1t will be strictly a stag" af-
fair Danz's orchestra will furnish the
music. Tickets are now on sale at the
West hotel by members of the banquet
. committee. Three hundred tickets have
been reserved for Democrats outside OF
Minneapolis and st. Paul. James q. Me-
han, of the banquet committee, will be at
the hotel all day to sign the railway GER
tif1cates emitting the holders to a rate of
one fare for the round trip.
The Democratic state central committee
will meet at the West at IL a. m. The
county chairmen will get together at 3
p. m. A reception will be held in the
hotel parlors, under the auspices of the
Women's Bi-Metallic league from to 8
p. m.
The Reform Press association will meet
at p. m.
The reception committee is as follows:
]. J. Thornton. st. James; j. w. Eddy,
Morris; Carlos Avery, h H. Bonniwell,
Hutchinson; E. R. WEIGH. Frank Doug
las, Henderson: Senator c.. o. Baldwin.
luth; Fred Schilplin. st. Cloud; j. T. Nc
Severn W8iPasha; p Mosier' p J. G.
L. M. Gregg. Faribault; II. B. Gress,
Mortified; H. P. Wood, Thomas Van
Etten, Sank Rapids; DR.. j. A. Dubois.
H F. Sanford. Elbow Lake: e. w. Lee.
Herman: M c. Tiff. Glencoe: H. II.
Himmelman Jr.. Mankato; B. 8. Cook,
L. Virtue. Owatonna: j. ]. Green, New
Ulm; P. A. Lamb Moorhead: Andrew
French. Plain View: DR.. Love, Preston;
A. w. Beger, Redwood Falls; j. D. Mark
ham, Rush City: Thee Burtcett, Win In
A. Allen, A. Fl. Hill, ]. H. Johnson. P.
Fitzpatrick, Winona; B. F. Voreis, John
German F. A. Mathwig, Fairmont; G: e.
wood: Dan Flynn, Litchheld; G. w. Stan
ton. Appleton; l. G. Browning. Anoka !;
7: o,Connor, Renyille; B D. N. Clar <
Collins, Benson: Alex McNinnon. Crooks
ton; F. E. Du Toit. Chaska; H. ]. Tolmie,
The banquet committee consists of:
Edwin NJ. Conner, James p. Mehan'
Lewis schwager, j. Sidle Lawrence, vii
liam Baldwin, Fred Straub, Faribault;
Lawrence, c. Hodgson, Hastings; F. ".
Johnson, New Ulm; Thomas R. Kane. St.
O'Shaughnessy. saltwater; J. G. Fallon,
Hutchinson; w. p. Remer, st. Cloud, and
j. j. Thornton Jr.: ST James;
The local reception committee includes:
James w. Laurence, chairman: Senator
8. A. Stockwell, Senator j. I. MCGOWAN,
P. B. Winston. e. j. Conroy, F. j. Geist,
Judge Hobbs, Judge F; G; Brooks; Judge
A. B. Darelus, F. G. Holbrook. Ed Egan,
Alonzo Phillips, Peter Weingart, Elijah
Barton, Harry A. Lund, Harry S. Mead,
Herbert E. Stout Frank Babe, Edward
S. Cav, N. c. O'Connor, j. ]. Heinrich,
Edward O'Brien, Roger Vail, Elwood 8.
Corser, H. D.. Stocker Jr., George S. Can
,f field e. W n, Murphy, oTyille Rineh9rt, $.
pen, Paul Gylstrom, K. C. Beaton,
Charles Lenhart, Luther Barto, F. d.
Larrabee, George E. Dickson, Ralph
Rees, c. B, Cheney, w; Ferrin,. ]. F.
Olaf Gylstrom, Grant Stringham, George
r. Smith. W. W. Shannon, Frank Con
nor, James E. O'Brien, H. D. Irwin, DR.
Floyd Beck, DIR. Aurness, DR.. W. J.
Byrnes, c. Goble, S. B. Howard and p
H Harris.