The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-25
At the Hotels

"A rather curious thing happened here
this morning" said Clerk ingalls, of the
Ryan last night. Very late last night a
New York man. well known to the ST.
Paul trade, came in an engaged a ROOM
The only one l could let him have was
one on the fourth floor up, but as it had
bathroom and another small room as well
IN connection he did not kick so much.
AS he went up stairs he said he was very
tired and that he would probably sleep
very late. Curiously enough he fC1got
to lock his door. and the maid coming
along in the morning went in to do I'D the
work. She was partly finished when some
thing called her away and in the mean
time she forgot about this unfinished room
ana started In on another when she re-
turned
1t seems that about 10 o'clock or it
might have been II, a man came in with
an old envelop and handed it to the day
clerk, saying it had fallen in front of him
as he walked along. 1t was addressed 10
this man who was in the room l tell you
of and on the reverse side was Inform
the hotel office that 1 am locked in the
small room off No. 104 and can't get out
You see there was no bell in that room
and he could pound till he was tired and
no one could hear How did it happen!
Why. the chambermaid had turned the
ny IL mat NOOI WIlcI SIe was called
away and didn't know the man was in
there dressing While she had been en-
gagged doing part of the work! He had
not heard her in the room. either. Yes
i Une struck me as being rather a good
Those from the Northwest registered at
the Ryan were: Miss Mae Sullivan, Butte.
Mont W. G. Wolfe, St, Louis. Mo-;
Eye Cincinnati; c. w Lefebre. Chicago;
H. 7. Harvey, Battle Creek, Mich; o.
REosenfeld, st; Louis, Mo-. C. H. Hoppe.
Ghlcagoi e; G Fletcher Aberdeen. S; D.;
hold West Superior, Wis; l.. w. Par
ker, Beloit, Wis; ]. NJ Riley, Chicago; J.
n. Colt. Kansas City; E. ]. Snowden, st.
Louis; d. F. Desmond, Huron. S. D.; E.
5. Willmott, Chicago; Arthur Sadler To-
ronto, Ontario; j. f. McCheSney Everett,
Wash; H. A. Schoenford and wife, Seat
H; Sylvester. Chicago.
Quite a little conceit that-isn't it?"
said Clerk Hayes at the Windsor as he
eral names with 1900 after them, in
stead of the place of residence. st.
Louis people know how to advertise their
fair cheaply-don't they?'
Those at the Windsor: A. L. Milford,
Battle Creek, Mich; j. r. McCIeary and
son, Mankato; Samuel Crooks, Chicago;
Mayer, Ashland, Wis; H. B. Humphrey
and wife, Chicago; w. L. Carter Mime
apois; G. hitehner' Chicago: F M. Baker Bal
Wis; j. w. Reynolds, Duluth; G. w.
Benedict, Sank Rapids. Mimi; A. w.
Gregory, Chicago; w. B. Gunniss, Du
luth; H. G. Hayes. Duluth; Joseph E. Nc
Keown, ST. Louis, Mo-; ]. A. Campbell,
Louisville.
At the Metropolitan: Dr.: W; Towne;
Fond du Lac, Wis; H. w. Coils and
wife, Minneapolis; F. B. Bohmbach. Re
gina, N. w. T.; H. D. Hill and wife,
Eau Claire, Wis; Joseph Mcdonald
| Winnipeg, Manitoba; ]. V. Wilde, La
Crosse, Wis.
At the Merchants: S. Redmond. Dick
inson, N; D.; B. Parsons; Evansville,
Kennedy, Fargo: A. B. Grant, Bismarck;
r. Hunt, ST. Cloud; j: E.. Telle, Red
Wing; L. H. Mead Shell Lake. Wis; o.
L. Mckinley, Sioux City, Iowa; George
r. Brewer, Menominee Mimi; ]. NJ.
Caron. Mountain Lake, Mich: Frank
Sanford, Valley City, n. D.; n. Fjerma-
jel, Story City. Iowa.