The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-26
MINNESOTANS ARE
THICK AT THE FAIR
Over a Hundred Call Daily at
the State Building, Which
Is All but Finished.
Globe Worlds Fair Bureau.

Globe Worlds Fair Bureau,
ST. Louis, Mo. :
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 25.-The num-
Der of Minnesota visitors to the worlds
fair has far exceeded the expectations
of the commissioners. Callers at the
state building who hail from Mime
sofa number more than hundred daily.
The Minnesota building is now fully
ready with the exception of a shade for
the broad porch, main feature of the
building. The portico is nearly the size
of the reception hall itself and has been
untenantable because it is entirely un-
protected from the sun for most of the
day. A large striped awning has been
ordered which will continue the slant
of the roof down to the broad staff
railing. The improvements will be
made this week.
A dozen people who represent Min
nesota at st. Louis are living in the
state. building. They are: Miss AIDE
laide Murphy, hostess; Mrs. N. w.
Burbank and Elizabeth Mitchell, C. S.
Mitchell, J. D. Gillespie, ]. K. Daniels
and H. B. Daniels, with Miss Pauline
Daniels, who are installing the Mime
sofa agricultural exhibit; S. George
Steven, in charge of the mining ex-
hibit; J. w. Whitney and three ser
wants.
Some Who Are There.
Prominent Minnesota visitors to the
fair are:
James Adamson st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs.
F. r. Benton and Miss Mary Benton, Aus
tin; Miss Rena Brown, st. Paul; Bert B.
Barlow and Eva R. Barlow, Pipestone; R.
Brown, Luverne; John K Brown and
John K. Brown Jr., Jackson; w. E. Bar
ker, Mankato3 J. H. Bates, Minneapolis;
c. c. Capp, Duluth Mrs. E. E. ConnaIty,
st. Paul; Benjamin w. ChenoWeth, Owa-
tOnna; Henry ]. Dieter, ST. Paul; Matthias
A. Deutsch, Shakopee; Margaret J. Evans,
p. j. Edwards, Minneapolis; A c. Finke,
Hills; w. H. Fletcher Sank Rapids; Mrs.
?; Featherstone, Red Wing; A. A. Frisk,
Condo Hamlin. ST Paul; Theodore l.,
Hays, minneapolis; D. S. Hunter and
Alice G. Hunter, Minneapolis; w. R.
Hodgman, Minneapolis; Mrs. C. N. Hunt,
Minneapolis; S. E. Hopes, Minneapolis;
W M. Hays, st: Anthony Park; William
Paul; H. H. HuIburt, St Paul; Mrs. Jes-
sic and Arthur G. Alden MINNEAPOLIS:
Mrs. D. F: johnson. Minneapolis; Mr. and
mar Jensen, Albert Lea; earle M Jones'
Redwood Falls; John Jensen, Evan; Fred
a. Kiehle, Minneapolis; Mr. and Mrs. q.
Kirk Chisholm; Mr.. and Mrs o. A Krook,
Wlnona; Fred T. Lang, Mankato; M S.
LLOYD, Duluth; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Lake, Minneapolis; A. A Lawson, Still
water; Maurice Mannheimer, ST. Paul: g.
W. Monahan, Duluth; Mrs Sallie M and
1DGo oTt2;I1y Moses, Minneapolis; Frank M
Melville, Minneapolis; George Mika elsen,
Evan; c. ]. Mcbride, Duluth; H c. Nc
Nair, st. Paul; Mr.; and Mrs. N. E. Nell
ncxxy ,xJeS,r,,
M. A. o. Halloran, Mrs. Lucius P Ord
way sam e. OrdWay, Lucius P. Ordway
Jr:, and Jack S: ordway. all of St Paul;
Mr. and Mrs; Peter Pierre and T. A.
Printon, st. Paul; Mrs. S. J. Reed, Min
neapolis; David Ramaley, St. Paul; Mr..
and N Mrs; s, George Stevens, Duluth; A.
FMankato; p: Scott. Duluth; Caroline
Shultz, Red Wing; Robert Stewart, Red
wood wood Falls; Mr.. and Mrs; ]. schullzind,
Duluth; c Il. Swenson, Albert Lea; Mrs
L.. c. Swift, Minneapolis; Miss G. Murt-
1eidt, Minneapolis; c. R. Grof, Mankato;
BenSon; j.. A. Schmahl, Redwood Falls:
x: u: Taylor, Minneapolis; Irving Codd,
HASTINGS; j. M. Underwood, Lake City;
A44u ugg,1s s Ulrichi, Detroit Andrew A.
er, minneapolis; Mrs. P. Williams, Mime
apols; r. w. Wagner, St. Paul: J. W.
and L; M Watson, Sank Rapids; Mr.. and
mrs: w. z: A. Waller, Little Falls; Mrs.
a: j. Wallace and Mrs. S. j. Winston,
st. Paul; E. H. Williams. Minneapolis.
h. Vatican Exhibit Waits,
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 25.-Consider-
able interest is being manifested in
the seventeen unopened boxes contain
ing the Vatican exhibit, which arrived
recently and are lying in the basement
or the Anthropology building. Inquiries
nave been made on all sides as to when
the contents of the boxes will be placed
on exhibit, but, notwithstanding the
1mpatience of the exposition company
TO have the exhibit placed, the boxes
viii not be touched until the arrival of
francisco Cagiato, an attache of the
vatican, who recently arrived in New
York, now in Washington, and who
Will personally supervise the unpack-
ing, according to the stipulations
agreed upon when the Vatican decided
watch over the Vatican boxes day and
night and will continue to do so until
the arrival of Mr.. Cagiato
The display of relics in the Kentucky
state building was completed today. A
section of an oak tree upon which
Daniel Boone has carved his initials,
which has been open to general inspec-
ton for several days, was placed in a
glass case today as it was fast being
damaged by souvenir seekers.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the opening of the Ethnology
building June 1.
The programme of field sports was
announced today and includes contests
of intertribal archery, bolo throwing
by Patagonians, foot races by Indian
women and javelin hurting.