The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-14
EDITORS ON THEIR JAUNT |
MINNESOTA PRESS ASSOCIATION
LEAVES TOMORROW FOR PAN
AMERICAN EXPOSITION
WILL DEDICATE THE BUILDING
Gov. Van SAINT and staff Accompany
the Party-PrOgramme of
Exercises Tues
day.

The members Of the Minnesota Edfto-
rial association leave st. Paul for Buffalo
tomorrow evening. They will make their
annual outing at the Pan-American
exposition, where the Minnesota state
building viii be dedicated under the
auspices of the state press.
The editors rendezvous at the Wind
Sor hotel tomorrow and promptly at 1880
p. m. depart from the union depot for the
Rainbow City. The party has accepted
the courtesies of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul road, and the trip will be
made over that line to Chicago, where the
: Grand Trunk will be taken.
The special car Of Gov. Van SAINT and
staff, extended by the courtesy of the
Milwaukee and Grand Trunk systems,
will be attached to the editorial train:
On Sunday the party arrives in Chicago
about $3.50 a m, at the Dearborn street
station. Breakfast will be served in the
station in a spacious apartment special
ly provided for the occasion where all
can be accommodated and ample time
will be given for service.
They leave Chicago at II AS a. m. from
the same station and arrive at Durand,
Mich, about o'clock, where dinner
will be served, and three sittings will
be required for this service, owing to
the large number in the party. Leave
Durand at 8 o'clock for Buffalo.
Buffalo will be reached at a. m.
Monday Street cars will take the party
directly to the exposition ground.
Tuesday is the gala day. The editors
Of Minnesota will upon that day formal
ly dedicate the North Star states exposi-
ton building. Every effort has been eX-
pended to make this an suspicious occa-
sion. Memories of the dedication of Min
nesotas building at the Worlds fair at
Chicago by the press of the state will
serve to relieve any anxiety which may
have fixed itself in the minds of any
as to the success of this event.
An elaborate programme has been ar
ranged for the dedicatory exercises. 1t
is as follows:
PROGRAMME.
Presiding officer, w J. Munro. presi-
dent Minnesota Editorial association.
Assemble at Minnesota building at 1870
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, Hon. Conrad
Diehl, mayor of Buffalo: Hon. w. ].
Buchanan, director general exposition.
Presentation of building, Alexander Nc
Dougall president board Minnesota man
ayers.
Acceptance. Hon. S. R. Van SAINT, gov
ernor of Minnesota.
Address, Hon. Benjamin B. Odeu, Jr.,
governor of New York.
Minnesota Press" H. P. Hall, Of st.
Paul.
Addresses. United States Senator Moses
r. Clapp, Congressman Fred c. Stevens
and James A Tawney, of Minnesota.
and DR.. George H. Bridgeman. president
of Hamline university, ST. Paul, and 9TH
erS.
Adjourn to Minnesota building for
lunch.
EVENING RECEPTION.
association will tender reception at
Statler's hotel to Gov. Van SAINT and
staff, the Minnesota congressional dele
cation and the press of the city Of Buff
falo and their friends.
The events for the remainder Of the trip
are summarized as follows:
Friday. June 21-Breakfast promptly at
$50 a. m. leave hotel Via street cars
promptly at 7:30 a. m; take the boat at
s o'clock for the beginning of the most
leave the boat on the Canadian side at
the village Of Chippewa, the scene Of
an American victory in 1914; here take
the cars of the Niagara Falls Park &
River railway. passing the Canadian rap
ids and stopping for a close view of the
Horseshoe Fail; thence On past the
Gorge and Whirlpool rapids to Queens
ton and over the suspension bridge to
Lewiston, on the American side where
the party will transfer to the world
famed Niagara Gorge railroad and pro-
coed up the river past the grand scenery
of the Gorge and to Niagara Falls. ar
irving at noon.
Lunch will be served at the Interna-
tional hotel promptly at II o'clock. After
lunch the party will pass the time as
best suits their individual tastes. The
committee has arranged for trips down
the incline railway for those who wish
to go to the foot of the falls and for
admission to the great Niagara Falls
power house.
Dinner at the International hotel will
be served promptly at 5 O'Clock, and
during the evening there will be hop
for those desiring to participate.
The special train will be taken to Mag
ara Falls end will leave suspension bridge
promptly at II o'clock p. m. for To-
ronto
Saturday, June 22-Arrive at Toronto at
7:3O a. M: proceed to the Rossin house,
where breakfast will be served. During
a portion of the day the party will be
guests of the city of Toronto and the
Canadian Press association. A civic re-
ception and luncheon will be served at
noon and other courtesies are being ar
ranged. Dinner viii be served at the
Rossin house at 7 p. m. Programme for
the evening will be announced later.
Leave Toronto at midnight,
Sunday, June 23-ArriVe at Durand 7
a. m; leave at 8 and arrive at Chicago
at p. M; leave at p. m, arriving at
St Paul Monday June *, at S a. m.
H. P. Hall left st. Paul last night for
Buffalo to meet the party upon its ar
rival. There will be about 400 in the ed
itorial party, this, of course, not ipclud-
ing the governor and party and remain
der of outsiders.
The Minneapolis battalion that goes to
Buffalo as an escort 10 Gov Van SAINT
and party will travel on the Great West
ern.