The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-20
LONG ROLL OF HONOR
One Hundred and Thirteen
Organizations ON List Of
Coliseum Helpers
ELECTION NIGHT EVENT
Big Vaudeville Performance at Au-
GitOTium for OIiseum-ArranGe-
ELECTION NIGHT EVENT
Big Vaudeville Performance at Au-
GitOFium for COIiseum-Arrange-
engagements Being Made for
Circus BENEFIT Feature.

engagements Being Made for
Circus Renefit Feature.
AS will be seen by the announcement in
the advertising columns, a very enter
tanning programme has been arranged for
election night at the Auditorium for the
benefit of the Coliseum fund. Every enc
will be interested in hearing the election
returns, and arrangements have been
made so that they will be promptly given
to the great audience which VIII I'M
doubtediy be assembled, who will also be
entertained by a splendid vaudeville per-
Torrance.
The work of the committees appointed
to secure the pledge of all wage earners
for one days earnings is securing good
results. So far 1l3 unions and business
houses have reported that their employees
have joined in the movement. The names
appended herewith are designed to be
complete list Of all these unions and bust
ness houses, and if through inadvertenca
any house has been omitted in the list
the management will consider it a favor
if parties interested will report it to c. +.
Slime, secretary of the association.
Those Who Are on the Roll.
Painters union
Carpenters union.
St. Paul City SaleSmen's association.
Browning, King & Co.
The Plymouth Clothing House.
Palace Clothing House.
George e. Lennon Clothing House
The Boston.
Fioan & LCVeroos
Hub ClOthino company.
CigarmakeIs' union.
Butchers union
Musicians union
NOyes Bros. & Cutler.
Mannheimer Bros.
Ryan hotel
BricklayerS' union.
Foley Bros & Kelly
Anhcuser-BusCh Brewing company.
Northwestern FurrierS' union.
Industrial Union Of Engineers.
Cement and Tile Workers union.
Iron MOldeTs' union.
Hosting Engineers union.
Master HOrseShocrS' union.
ENpressnen'S union.
ii. Martin Sanitary company.
TuiteTman- Bros.
DR.. Rudolph Schiffmann.
St. Paul Association of Engineers.
National Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Employees.
Journeymen Horseshoers' union.
Operative Plasterers' International AS
ISOLATION No. 20 of st. Paul.
Merchants hotel.
j. Strain, special contractor
st. Paul Gas Saving company.
First National hank.
Team Owners union.
BOOkbnderS' union.
Steam Filters union.
HaCkmen'S union.
Charles MitZ Coal company
NOn-uniOn Musicians union.
Typographical union.
Pressmen'S union.
Publishers Collection Agency.
Employees SchrOeder's livery.
Employees of the Germania Life Insur-
Rnce building.
Smith Il FarWeli.
Elevator Operators union.
BARRIERS union.
Lindeke, Warner &, Schumacher
w. L. Perkins & Co.
Levi & Hauser.
Minnesota Land and Colonization COM
pany.
Enterprise Clothing company.
Leather Workers union.
Martin Lumber company.
koehler q HinrichS
Deputy sheriffs
Merchants National bank
Mck5bbin, DriscoI & Dorsey.
Employees Commercial club
City wafer works
. X. Sandeen, contractor.
Elks' Express company
~ R. Rollins, druggist.
kentS Express Co.
H. 7. ROesen.
J. B. Abend
Vulcan Boiler Works
City treasurer's office.
A. I. Hail, druggist
Herman Shade
Dressmakers' association.
Mason Tenders union.
Jacob Lanes, contractor.
Second National bank.
Eerman-American bank building
Gre6nberg Bros.
J. B. Cook & Son
.WelSbach Lighting COMPANY
st; Paul Sash, Door and Lumber COM
American House Furnishing comDany.
County treasurer's office.
YerXa Bros.
HHorejs Bros Baking company.
pany. O0AiA-
Stale's Express company.
G 9IaneS N2oo.4i Mutual Casualty company.
William Lindeke Roller mills
John A Bayne
q. t. HELEN.
Golonnade Grocery company.
Walter Nelson.
n. Muller & Co
J. c.. Mallory.
J. W Mccormick.
p. G. Justus.
J. c. Widman.
+. j.. ShaffhuSen.
PeopIeS Flour and Feed company
Peter Larson
Omaha railroad Offices
Der shop. i5 O"I-
Lamb Lumber company.
w. c. Crisham.
George w. Hart
ComptrOllerS office
Employees of Prudential Life assocfa-
Wagner Motor Cycle companv
Wolterstoff &c Haskell Range and FIR
mace company.
A meeting of the canvassing COMMITTEES
was held at the Commercial club 81
O'Clock Yesterday. Encouraging reports
were received and some new committees
Were appointed to take UP the work which
had been neglected
{. b. Bowlby, president; c. P. Slime
secretary; Wilbur Tibbils, chairman Of
the entertainment committee and
HAIRY Lewis and Us Moody left last night
4or chicago to make arrangements with
Rlngling Bros. for a four weeks circus
in Auol1Ct for +Ia Io-oe. NUS