The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-13
SOME FLYING Chips.

F. K. Stebbins. one of the leaders of
the Iowa delegation and mayor of Iowa
City, when presented with the card of
an aspirant for head Office late yesterday
morning, remarked: Il am sorry for the
neighbor, but fear he is too late. This
business Is like getting to heaven. One
needs to make preparation beforehand
E. H. McCutchen. delegate at large
from Iowa, is a banker at Holstein and
prominent in the politics of the Eleventh
congressional district. Mr.. McCutchen
has been in attendance at head camps
in the past and is qualified by expert
ence to lead the Iowa contingent. He is
accompanied to st. Paul by Mrs Nc
Cutchen.
T. M. Bourell, clerk of Camp No. 3SS,
Olney, ILL.,, is enjoying the head camp,
sent here at the expense of his local camp
in appreciation of his work in increas-
ing the number of members in their camp
from SO to 800.
DR.. E. h King and j. H. Jones, who
head the New York delegation in the in
terest Of Saratoga Springs for the con-
Ventton of 1908, are putting up very
active and clean campaign. Although
they are fighting against great odds and
a strong sentiment in favor of two other
cities, they are doing work that will
count when the vote is taken on Friday.
The Indianapolis rooters made a hit
this morning by distributing fans to all
the delegates On the back of the fans
was printed Indianapolis, 1903 The con-
vention city is always mindful of your
wants. Inc 1anS were ke6nly appr6Cl-
ated by the swelterlng delegates.
Head Chaplain Churm in his invocation
prayed for the recovery of Mrs. McKin-
ley, and asked a special blessing for Gov.
Van SAINT and Mayor Smith
BY rising vote. unanimous vote of
coincidence. on the death of Delegate Gil
laspie. of Nevada. Mo-. was adopted this
morning. being submitted by the Missouri
delegation.
When asked what he thought of Pres-
dent McKinley's declination to consider a
gate to the convention, remarked: "Welf,
If President Mckinley feels that he
doesn't want a third term l certainly see
no reason why any of us, should insist
upon his becoming candidate. ! am en-
tirely satisfied with his position, which
is one of exceeding prudence
Dr.. Charles A. Armstrong who was
yesterday elected head physician, M. w
nephew of j. d. Bond, assistant superin-
tendent Of schools. DR.. Armstrong was a
class-mate of Judges Lewis and Bum, Of
the district court here, in the University
Of Wisconsin. He now lives at Boscobei.
Wis, of which town he was mayor In
1928
Trinity camp team of Foresters No 1868,
and Midland camp team, No. 1880, of Kan
sas City with the Manufacturers,
Consul Northcott, Head Clerk Halves,
and the newly elected head physician,
Dr. John B. Boyd, of the Windsor, last
night. Addresses were made by the three
gentlemen thus honored.
Officers and delegates will be paid their
per diem and mileage at the St. Paul
National bank Friday.
Hagenow's band, of Lincoln, Neb., with
the uniformed Foresters' team of Lin
coin Division No. 1, serenaded Director
A. r. Talbot, at the Windsor hotel last
evening. There were congratulatory
addresses and a neat little response by
Director Talbot.
What was probably. from the view
point of true oratory, the best speech of
the week so far, was delivered by Direc-
tor q. E. Murphy, of Leavenworth Kan.
at the Northcott club reception, Monday
AFTERNOON.
The delegates to the head camp of the
Modern Woodmen gave a tally-ho party
yesterday afternoon in honor of their
wives and friends in the auxiliary. The
party left the Ryan about 4 o'clock in
the afternoon and drove to Minnehaha
Falls. and back. About sixty were en-
tertained.
The only team here from st. Joseph
Mo-, is Missouri Forester team, Nc. 1893
of $50. and was the first camp organized
in the state of Missouri Following is its
| roster: G.. A. Axelson, captain; E. H
Clifford, assistant chief; w Byers. b. H
Curtiss. o. F. Daniels, H Darnell. F.
Davis, l.. F. Kipp, w. ]. Knight, J. w
Larcom, II. e. Meiller, s. O. Payne. B.
w. Peck, A. r. Reasoner e. L. Smith
+. D. Speers, e. Wilberget, n. w vii
Hams and r. e. l.. White.