The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-16
EDITORS OFT 10 BUFFALO TWO Of ANES' OFFICIALS IO
MINNESOTA MOULDERS OF
THOUGHT ACCOMPANIED BY GOV.
VAN SAINT AND STAFF
NUMBER IS NOT so LARGE
Among the Party Are Many Dj.ni-
taries Who VIII Participate in
Dedication of States Build
ing Tuesday.

The annual outing of the Minnesota
| State Editorial association was inaugur-
ated at 1880 o'clock last night, when two
| trainloads Of happy scrbes and thttr
wives pulled out of the union depot owe,
the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul T
the Pan-American exposition at Buffalo.
The splendidly equipped cars, which fol-
lowed close on the heels of the fast mail
express contained something over 30
state editors and their families. and, n
referring to the excursion, w. J. Munro,
president of the Editorial associat on,
stated that in point of numbers, at least,
it was the largest gathering that his
ever participated in any of the state out
ings OF the 240 odd persons whose p:fvi-
lege it was to Join the excursion, ovec
40 conduct papers in the state, and the
presence of ladies was not as marked as
| in the junkets of the past.
The trains bearing the molde-s CT
! thought, each had a day, or observation
car, and attached to one the first section
was the containing Gov. Van SAINT
and party, which was made up as fol-
lows:
Gov. SamreI r. Van SAINT, wife and
niece; Brig. Gen. A. A. Ames, Brig. Gen.
S. S. Smith, Col. Alfred n. Cg.e, Col.
Gustave Widell and wife, Col. Ira w.
Bouck and wife, Col. Charles L. West
and daughter Col. John Pengilly, wife
and daughter, Col E. d. Evans, Col Jo-
seph G. Miller, Col. Robert Seng. Col.
James Edwin, Col E. II. Hobe, Maj Frei-
erick w. Betz, Maj. Matthew M. Gasser,
Maj. James c. Donovan,-M Hugh Long
staff, John C. Jensen, Secretary of State
Peter Hanson and wife, o. d. Kinney, of
Duluth; Senator Moses E. Clapp.
The editorial party met at the Windsor
hotel yesterday, where Secretary G. P.
Slime and his aides were kept busy all
day in issuing transportation, each mem
Der Of the excursion party being present
ed with a handsome badge Including
the stay at Buffalo, the outing will oc-
cupy eight and one-half days, and after
seeing the sights of the exposition,
trip will be made through Canada, so
that a most enjoyable time will be had.
every hour of the time being provided
for.
The excursionists will reach Chicago
this morning, and after breakfast, the
trains Will be transferred to the Grand
Trunk road, over which the editors will
continue their journey to Buffalo.
On reaching the exposition city the eX-
cursionists will take quarters at Stat
ler's hotel one Of the finest hostelries in
Buffalo Among the well known editors
accompanying the eXcursionists are eX-
Lieut. Gov. Frank A. Day and wife. II.
P Hall, the Nestor Of the press in Min
nesota; A N. Dare, c. S. Mitchell and
wife and Granville S. Pease (Old Pease),
of the Anoka Union, and wife
Tuesday will be Minnesota day at the
exposition, when the building erected by
this state will be formally turned over to
the commission.
The following programme has been ar
ranged for the day:
Presiding officer, w. J. Munro, presi-
dent of the Minnesota Editorial associa-
ton.
Assemble at Minnesota building at 1920
o'clock and march to Temple of Music
escorted by Minnesota National Guard
and Exposition band.
Prayer by Rev. A. B. Meldrum, Of st.
Paul
Address of welcome, Conrad Dienl,
mayor of Buffalo; w. ]. Buchanan, di-
rector general exposition.
Presentation of building, Alexander
McDougar, president board Minnesota
managers.
Acceptance, S. R. Van SAINT, governor
of Minnesota
ernor Of New York.
Minnesota Press" H. P. Hall, Of st.
Paul l...-.-
Moses E Clapp, Congressman Fred c.
Stevens and James A. TaWney, of Min
nesota, and DIR. George II. Bridgman,
president of Hamline university St
Paul, and others.
lunch.
At $50 D. m. the Minnesota Editorial
association will tender a reception at
Statler's hotel to Gov. Van SAINT and
staff the Minnesota congressman, and
the press OF Buffalo.