The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-05
STATE EDITORS OFF
FOR THE Big FAIR
Excursion Train of Nine Sleep.
ers VIII Reach St. Louis
This Morning

n NIOMo OA StlOut1ilS IIlSA III l1AS
trainshed OF the union station last
night told Of the glories of Minnesota,
while in long train of sleepers wom-
en- smiled indulgently out on the men
and their contentment told fully as
well as did the vociferous cries Of
their guardians the story of Mime
sota's prosperity.
The annual outing of the Minnesota
Editorial association was in its incep-
! ton, and at $50 o'clock special train
of nine sleepers on the Minneapolis &
St. Louis railroad whirled out of the
station on it's long journey to st. Louis
/ and the Louisiana exposition.
During the greater part of the day
the executive committee of the asso-
citation, c. G. Whitney, F. ]. Meyst and
H. P. Hall. was in a parlor at the
Windsor hotel and issued the transpor-
! tation and coupon books, which will
take the editors to ST. Louis and at
tend to their every want while out of
the state. There was a great reunion
of the newspaper men of the state and
| their families at the hotel during the
| afternoon, and at o'clock dinner was
served at the Windsor hotel for the
| editors that the early start could be
| A11CdC OU time.
| The scene at the union depot was
| animated. The travellers were assigned
! to their sleepers without incident, and
| then a score or more of enthusiastic
spirits, led by NJ. J. Bowling, of olivia,
began to try out a yell which will be
used by the party on it's trip.
Reach Fair This Morning
The itinerary of the trip shows that
the party will breakfast this morning
at Moberly, Mo-, at o'clock, and will
reach the fair grounds at 10 o'clock.
Lunch will be served at the Inside Inn,
| where the party will stop until the
| following Sunday.
Tuesday has been made Minnesota
! day at the fair and the Minnesota
building will be officially dedicated by
| the editors in the forenoon of that day.
Following an informal reception at 8
| O'Clock, the dedicatOry exercises will be
held at 80. The Indian band will pro-
vide the music, and President c.. F.
| Macdonald, of the association, will
give a brief address. D. R. Francis,
| president of the worlds fair commits
| sion, will welcome the Minnesota edi-
| tors and Conde HamIin, president of
the Minnesota commission, will formal
| ly present the building to the state.
! Gov Van SAINT, who will be attended
! by his staff, will accept the building
and make an address, and Congress-
man James A. Tawney, of Winona,
| who is chairman of the congressional
| committee, is also scheduled for a
| speech. Remarks will be made by
Theodore Hayes, of Minneapolis, and ].
| M. Underwood, of Lake City, members
| OF the Minnesota commission, and G.
| w. Stanton, st. Paul, former president
of the Editorial association, will re-
spond to the toast, THE Minnesota Ed
| itorial Association"
| Tho Hao w will ho
| a pole in front of the building at the
conclusion of the dedicatory exercises,
| viii be drawn up by Miss Minnesota
| Whitney, of Marshall, and instrumental
selections will be given during the rem
dering of the programme by Miss
Adele Maloney. A steamboat trip will
be given the editorial party on Thurs
day by the Minnesota commissioners,
| with a trolley ride about the city. The
| excurSionistS leave on the return trip
Sunday afternoon, and will reach st.
Paul Monday morning, June 13.
The following left on the special
| train:
The List of Excursionists
| A. B. Allen and daughter and Mrs. M.
wife, J. S. .Arenson and wife. Mare At
| kinson, Carlos Avery. G. r. G. Baker and
Miss Helen Baker Mrs. e. S. Bartram
and Miss Ethelyn, E. F. Barrett Jr., G. w.
Bell. w. D. Bell, Mrs. c. A. Bennett,
Mrs. F. W. Bergmeier, G. H. Berghiuss
Miss Flossie Estes. John Bjorhus and
| wife, Clare w. Blakely and wife, John T.
Bolton and Miss Mary L.. Bolton, H. E.
c. H. Bronson, Andrew Bromstad, c. ].
| Buckley w. A. Bruss and wife and Miss
| Mary Chesley. Sam H. Clark, v. Cooley,
| J. P. Coughlin. l. ]. Courtright, L. e.
Coveil. W. E. Cowles and wife, J., w.
Craven and wife. Neill Currie. son and
daughter; II. G: Day and wife Carroll
Day and Robert Prentice; F. A. Day, Mrs:
Day and daughters; Misses Daphne and
Susan Dare; w. v. Davee, Fred L. Dennie
and wife, George A. Doran and son, NJ J.
Bowling and wife, Miss Hazel Eastwood,
Mrs. Alvah Eastman and Maurice East
man. w. r. Edwards and wife and Miss
Maude Edwards, G. H. Elliott, Miss
| lickson. E. N Engelbert and wife and
Miss Anna Engelbert. George Fleming and
wife, w. A. Poland and Miss Grace Poland,
Howard Folsom and wife, Miss Erminie
Fontaine. Miss Olive FOrtier and Mrs.
Addesse Fortier, A. H Freeman. Miss
Edith E. French, L. 2. George, w. H;
Goetzinger and wife, s. Y. Gordon and
wife and Miss Sadie Gordon, T. Guild
brandsen and wife and Misses Camilla
and Augusta Guldbrandsen. J. J. Green
and wife, HI. p. Hall, George b. HalIberg,
| A. J. Halstad, Miss Flora L. and Master
Leslie Halstad; A. l.. Hamilton and wife,
II. M. Hanson, L. O. Haugen Mrs. w. B.
HeEnessey. George Herbenger, c. G.
Kinds, w. r. Hoag and wife, III. E. Hoard
and Misses Eupenia and Helen Hoard, w.
r. Hodges and wife. e. G. Huntington,
N. H. Ingersoll and wife and son Howard
H. E. Ives, J. p. Jacobs and wife, w. M
James and wife and Harvey and Horace
James, Alvin L. Johnson, Harvey John
son and wife and Miss Celia Johnson
George G.. Johnson, M. and Miss Lydia
Johnson, Miss Lillian Johnson c. I. John
son and Misses Grace, Edna and Laura
Anna Johnson, B. A. Johnson, e. f.
Joubert and the Misses Helen and Gretch-
en- Johnson, John II. Kay, J. E. and Miss
Eva. Keefe. ]. E, Kienitz and Miss Dora
Bunker, Mrs. A. L. King and Miss Emma
Johnson. J: n. Kirsch, p: G. Nancke,
and Miss Emily Bragg, J. r. Landy and
wife, Scott Laird and wife, E. r. Lawton
and Mrs. Lucy Weston. Charles Lee, D. c.
Lightbourne and Misses Ada and Alice
Lightbourne, w. l.. Liverman E. b. Lins-
ley -and wife, Mrs. w. R. Macdonald, c.
| f. Macdonald and wife and Edward A
Macdonald, Will G. Mack and wife, A. l..
May. Leslie Mathews and wife, John p
Mattson and son, j. A. Maxwell and Miss
Mirdy Maxwell. Miss Jennie Maxwell f.
L. Mcclellan and wife. Hugh NJ McEl-
roy, Mrs. w. e. Mckenzie and son. A W.
McKinstry and Miss Grace McKinstry
Mrs. E. H Mcleod. J. Z. Mcnamara
and wife and Miss Ethel Mcnamara, J..
r. McVean and wife, F. j. Meyst and
| daughter, H. c. Miller and Miss Lima e.
Miller, Q. r. Mills. w. B. Mitchell Misses
Alma w. and Florence Moore Mrs. W.
J. Monroe, son and daughter; A. w. Nary
and wife, o. J. and Miss Ada Nash, Mrs.
Agnes Newell. Miss Amy L. Olson, Miss
Catherine Osborne, ]. NJ Palmer c. F.
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