The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-15
Lind in St. Paul Monday

Congressman John Lind will open his
speaking campaign Monday night with
a meeting at the Peoples church, st.
Paul. He will be prevented by bust
ness enga gements from making more
speeches until Oct. 25.- He will speak
at Aitkin, Alexandria, Red Lake Falls,
Redwood Falls and other points, the
dates to be announced later
Judge John w. Willis, who is now
speaking under the auspices of the
Democratic national committee, will re-
turn to Minnesota in time to partici-
pate in the state campaign. He has
been advertised to speak at Bemidji
Oct. 25 and at Wadena Oct. %. Other
dates for Judge Willis are: Oct rs,
Anoka; Oct. 81, Hutchinson; Oct. %,
Glencoe; Oct. 20, Minneapolis; Oct. 81,
Zumbrota; Nov. /, Wabasha; Nov. q
Hastings; Nov. 8, and 5, st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Z. J. McDermott candidate of his
party for attorney general, and D. w,
Lawler, the st. Paul orator, will speak
in the afternoon of Oct. % aat Belle
Plaine, and in the evening of the same
day at LIE Sueur. They will make an
extended tour together, filling the fol-
lowing dates: Oct. "a, Montgomery;
Oct. 25, Rosemount; Oct. &c, Morris
Oct. 81, Graceville; Oct. %, Wheaton;
OCC. ~, OflOnVllle.
Senator Patrick Fitzpatrick. of Wi
nona will speak by special invitation
Oct II at Stewartville.
E. L. Winji, of Sacred Heart, will
make a number of speeches in the
Ninth district. He speaks Oct. II to
10 inclusive in Marshall county; Oct
81 to &c inclusive in Roseau county
and Oct. 81 to 20 in Kittson county
His dates will be arranged by the coun-
ty committees of the three counties
S. A. Sayard, of st. Paul, will speak
Oct. 10 and 20 in Morrison county, and
Louis Betz, city comptroller, of ST
Paul, will make three speeches in
Morrison county, Oct. "a. rs and &c
Both speakers will be under the direc-
ton of Chairman c. E. Vasaly, of the
Morrison county committee. F. L. Nc
Ghee, of ST. Paul. will speak at Royal
ton, Morrison county, Oct a.
t. r. Kane, the county attorney OF
Ramsey county, will speak at Fergus
Falls Oct. %. Judge J. r. Corrigan, Oh
Minneapolis. will speak at Belle Plaine
next Monday evening. Edward Peter
son, of st. Paul, one of the best cam
paigners in the party, will spend next
week in the Eighth congressional dis
trict, speaking for the state and con-
gressional tickets He will be accom-
panied by Martin Hughes, of Hibbing
Democratic congressional nominee il
the Eighth district. After speaking
Monday afternoon at Scandal anc
Monday evening at Forest Lake. Mr.
Peterson's dates for the week are as
follows: Tuesday, Oct IS, Sandstone,
Wednesday, Mora; Thursday, Milaca
Friday Elk River; Saturday, Cam
bridge
E. Hoidale. the well known New Uln
attorney, will spend the week of Oct
"a on the stump in the interest of the
state and congressional ticket Hi
itinerary follows: Oct. "a, Lake Crys-
tai; Oct %, Madelia; Oct 26, Win
throp; Oct. 81, Gaylord; Oct 2S, Bir6
Island; Oct. 29, Norwood
James L. Gray, former mayor Of
Minneapolis; C. D. O'Brien, the veteran
Democratic leader of ST. Paul; e. C
Stringer, former United States district
attorney for Minnesota; Capt. w. III
Harries, CaledsSia, who was chairman
of the state convention that nominated
Johnson and Winston; D. w. Parsons
F. d. Larrabee and Orville Rinehart
Democratic leaders of Minneapolis,
Oscar Wolf, Holmes City; J. B. Ar
| mond, of Morris, and a number o.
others will be assigned during the mex
week to work on the stump in the in.
terest of the Democratic candidates.
Judge d. T. Calhoun, of st. Cloud
has also been invited to go on the
stump for the Democratic candidates.