The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31
SAH TIE TWINS IN 4 Day
CANADIAN EDIToRs WE'RE KEPT
EUsY FROM EARLY TILL
LATE
BANaUETED LAST EVENING
Visiting Thought. MoIders From BE-
yond 40 Degrees Were Enter
tanned at the CONNER
- ciaTa Club.

! ed in st. Paul yesterday. They were
| members of thesiWestern Canadian Press
/ association and visited the city on their
| way TO Ottawa. The itinerary of the trip
| includes visits to all the principal cities
! Of the Northwest and lake district, and
| St Paul, the first on the list, gave the
| visitors a royal entertainment and sent
| them on their way enthusiastic over the
| beauty of the city and the hospitality of
her people. The programme Of entertain
/ ment included little excursion to differ
erent points of interest, side trip to
Minneapolis and a visit to Minnehaha
! falls and a banquet at the Commercial
| club in the evening. The party left at
| lilo last night over the Omaha for Mil
waukee. The journey from there includes
stops in Chicago, Detroit. Buffalo. Mag
| ara, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec and Otta-
wa. The members of the party were:
| Ballantyne. w. B., Journal. Emerson,
| Man.
age Ia Prairie. Man.
Conklin. ]. j., Free Pres, Winnipeg.
| Man.
Campbell Miss Ida. Official stenogra-
pher, Winnipeg, Man.
Crome. j. c., and wife, Newspaper
Union, Winnipeg, Man.
Charleson. Miss B., Sun. Brandon, Man.
Clay; II. c., and wife, Reporter, Rapid
Cope Mrs. L., Express. Carberry, Man.
Downing, E., Age, Gladstone, Man.
cine Hat ASA.
Galbraith, j. F., Chronicle. Morden.
Man.
Galbraith, Misses, Chronicle. Morden.
Graham, ]. b. and wife, Enterprise.
Harper George Standard. Csanan.
Man.
Hodson, s. R.. Albertan. Calgary. Alta.
Hope Hooper, Mrs. James, Manitoba Gazette.
Hooper, Miss, Manitoba Gazette Win
nlpeg, Man.
,HuckeIl, Thomas, Express, Carbsrry.
,Huckell, MIS-. Ls Express. carberry,
Ives. Miss Nellie. Record, cardston.
.Koerman, Gas, Der Northwestern. Win
Law, e. E.. and wife. Progress, ou'Ap-
pelle, ASA.
Maveety, J. D. Times. Prince Albert.
McInnis, B., STANDARD, Regina, ASA
Mclnnis' Miss k. Standard. Regir a,
Mcintyre. D. L., and wife, Winnipeg.
Man. " D.
Mcintyre. W. A. and wife, Educational
Journal, Brandon. Man
Mcintyre, J. F. and wife. n. w Ran
ISt Winnipeg, Man.
Mcpherson, c. D.. Liberal. Portage la
Prairie, Man.
Mckenzie w J.. North Star wotael,;
win, Alta -
Miller. Thomas. Times. Moose Jaw.
n P;atteirson, George, and wife, Times.
Bee; Reekie Miss NJ, j.. NV. Baptist. Win
Ridington, j., and wife. News. CARRIER
/
.t RICHARDSON, Mrs R. L. Tribune. Win
u s3agits, c; A. and wife, Free Press.
Scott. Walter, Leader, Regina. ASA.
Scott, Mrs W, Leader, Regina, ASA
Sshhlpltey' rs r.. T. Gazette, Glenboro. Man
Skinner, j. D, Advertiser, Lacombe
Smith, E. E. Free Lance. InnifailAIta
Sask Ai"0i l.
.stoveII G. D., Northwest Farmer Win
Ste; steyeI; J. w, Northwest Farmer. Win
Tominson, J. H, Herald, Calgary, Alta
Tomlinson, Miss. Herald. Calgary Alta
9 Vr7a11iheuVe, r., l. Echo. Edmonton. Alta
walker, irvine, Times, Brandon Man
Man. "i'iiiiP s.
Wilson, 6. D., Sun, Brandon Man.
MoodhulI Dr., Star, Hartney, Man.
Man. " pes
Wood, Wood; G, E. D., and wife, Gazette
gary Man. 0'''' d.
Aingg. E. S., and wife, Wapella. ASA
Inc Canadian visitors came in over tho
Great Northern, Northern Pacific and 500
line, and met at the Ryan at o'clock in
the morning for breakfast. son their arri-
val in st. Paul they were met by = com
mlttee composed of Fl. P. Hall. c. P.
slime David Ramaley, c. ]. Berryhill. w.
A Potter and w. M. Carson Members
OF the committee were accompanied nv,
their ladies, and the wives of the visitors
were given a5~cordial reception. During
the forenoon the visitors were taken about
the city, and at noon went to Mime
apols, where they lunched and wore
taken to Minnehaha park and Lake Har-
ret. The party reassembied in St Paul
late in the afternoon. and at $50 were
rendered a banquet at the Commercial
club.
The evenings entertainment was the
feature OF the day. The club rooms were
thrown OPEN, and the Canadian editors
and their ladies were given an opportu
nifty to renew their acquaintances with
many members of the Minnesota Edito-
rial association, who took the trim
through western Canada two years age.
union, presided at the banquet and, in a
particularly happy humor put the e-uests
at their ease and introduced the after
dinner speakers. One feature of the deco
rat1onS which evoked comment from the
visitors was the United States flag and
the British ensign. draped side by side
oehlnd the toastmasters table. With Mr.
Hail at the table were j. c. Crome. a
member of the executive committee of
the visitors association, Walter csoo++ 30
Regina, nominee for the Dominion house
OF commons from that district; Charles
5. Mitchell. president of the Minnesota
Editorial association; Col Edward Hum
ter, judge advocate general of the depart
ment of Dakota; Col Philip Reade in
spector general L. s. A. and representa-
tives OF the citys municipal commercial
and press affairs.
A feature of thec addresses made last
evening, which was particularly eratifv-
ing to the vfsitOrSs was the manner in
Which the Canadian soldiers at the front
IN South Africa were applauded for their
gallant exploits. American valor received
the highest commentator in return. and
the expressions of5good will and frater
nifty between the representatives Of the
TWO great American nations were mani
foId. lust as tn guests had finished dis
cusslng the meRu6 the announcement of
the cheering news of further British sue
cesses and the probable end of the war
In South AfEea was made. The hosts
and visitors alike Joined in cheers and re-
ciprocated expressions of qualification
that the present struggle seems drawing
to its close end that Canada will lose
few more of her brave men,
1 am here IN several different roles"
sald Il r hail. ineiEtrcGueing the speak
ers of the evening. Owing to the ab.
Sence the fG2N0r I am daIauo TOD