St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

following program to-day, during the din
ner hour, commencing at o'clock:
/. March Faufani. ..................;. .Suppe
2. Medley, Free and Easy. ........: Wiegane ~
3. Waltzes, Naples .............. Waldteuie
4. Cordelia Polka, Xylophone solo,. Miller
Charles e. CoOyer.
B. Gavotte Octavia.. " 1es an. ~
b. GalOp, Signal. .............'..... 'Deooo'
The first hop of the season at Hotel La
fayette is announced for Tuesday evening
June 80.
THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS.
During the past week arrangements have
been completed that will give to the lake
| better steamer service than has been en-
| joyed in the past. The steamer City OF st.
| Louis, which for two years has Deen
| operated by the Lake MinnetOnka Trans
| portati0n company, will tomorrow enter
| upon the seasons work as a part OF the
Lake Minnetonka Navigation cOmpanys
| fleet. This assures, not monopoly OF the
| business in its most undesirable aspect, but
| q condition of affairs that can but be pleas
| ing and eminently satisfactory to all lake
visitors. The City will make the trip from
Wayzata to Upper lake daily, and on special
days, or when excursion business makes
the demand, the Belle will be put on. Lew
Mcdonald will be captain of the City, John
Johnson second officer, Sam Critchfeld first
engineer and Thomas P. Cantwell will
be clerk. Henry j. LYDIA, the famous river
steward, will cater for both boats during the
season, and elegant dinners at a nominal
price will be served daily. This year there
will be no racing between the boats and a
safe and profitable trip is assured all patrons
of this line Tourists are to be congratu-
lated upon the improvements in the steamer
service that have been made, and Commo-
dore Zimmerman, general manager OF the
line, is entitled to the gratitude OF all lake
visitors for his efforts in their behalf.
wAvELETs.
Among the Lafayette guests are Louis
L. Munson, C. F. Grobman, Hattie B..
Smith, Chicago; d. L. Bugbee, U. S. A.;
L. E. Waterman, Burlington, Ia; Corbett
Davis, Philadelphia; j. f. Nash and wife,
Ottawa, ILL.,; Mrs. r. W.Hyde, Montpelier,
VT; Alfred D. Cole. Palatka, Fla; w. S..
Hollis and wife, Sioux City, Ia, George C.
Greene and wife, Buffalo, N. Y; T. c..
Sweeney, New Orleans; j. D. Whipple and
wife, Rochester, n. Y; Levi Coulter and
wife, Memphis, Tenn; T. Roy, NJ. A.
Paulson, and G. FL. Winchell, Minneapolis:
Mrs. D. L. Harbough and son, DR.. and
| Mrs. Wharton, Miss Wharton and Miss
Moore, st. Paul.
The excursion of the Chautauquans to
| the lake next Friday promises to be sue
cessful affair. The excursonists leave
Minneapolis at 9:55 a. m. over the Manitoba
road, and at Wayzata will be met by the
| steamer Belle of Minnetonka, which has
| been engaged for the day. Enchanted
| island is the point to be made and here an
assembly and camp fire will be held. An
| elaborate program has been prepared, and
| among the prominent speakers who are an
nounced for the occasion is Bishop Foss.
The boat will leave the island for the re-
| turn trip at $50, reaching Minneapolis at
IL p. m.
-The Minneapolis & ST. Louis manage
ment, ever alive to the interests of lake WIS.,
itors, announce a through sleeper from ST..
Louis to Lake Park, Excelsior and Hotel
st. Louis over the short line, Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern and Minneapolis & ST.
Louis roads. This train will be put on at
once and passengers may leave St. Louis at
night and reach Lake Park for dinner the
next evening without change of cars. This
arrangement will be greatly appreciated by
| Southern people.
The summer time table on the Manitoba
| road goes into effect to-day. Trains leave
| ST. Paul for Spring Park and all interme-
| diate points at $50 and $50 a. M, 1:3O,
4:3O, $50 and 10 p. m., leaving Minneap-
oils 25 minutes later and making the run
from st. Paul to Hotel Lafayette in one
hour. Returning. trains leave Spring Park
at $50, 7:5O, $50 and 80 a. M, 1850 and
1925 p. IN.
George F. Teller of Minneapolis has been
| appointed excursion agent of the Manitoba
road and has entered upon the duties of the
position. Mr.. Teller is a gentleman OF
| wide experience and will give lake patrons
the best of service when anything in his
line is required.
At the Excelsior house; 0. Groom, Jr.,
and wife, Jackson, Mich; J. F. Shayne,
Philadelphia; j. E. Van Walker, Elmira,
N. Y; C. F. Walker and Arthur S. Ander-
son, Minneapolis, and Mrs. r. II. Wood,
Baldwin, Wis.
The Virgin, one of Godfrey's new steam
ers, will be used by the Hotel St. Louis
management to run in connection with the
house this season. James Foley, formerly
engineer of the Lotus, will be captain OF
the new boat.
Miss Maude Buzzelle, the popular tel
| egrapher who has served guests of the La
| fayette most acceptably during the past two
| years, will again have charge of the West
ern Union commercial department this
| season.
| A. NJ. Greeley, New Rockford, Oak; R.
E. Lynch, Minneapolis; John M. Eagle
ston and wife, New York, and w. S. Whit
| fen, st. Louis, are guests at the Slater
| house, Excelsior.
| Hon. W. A. Bryan, who occupied the
| position of chief of bureau of inspection,
postoffice department, under President Lin
coin, is at the White house, Excelsior, for a
| few days.
| Manager Wilcox of the Lafayette enter
| tanned a party of newspaper men at dinner
| yesterday. The occasion was an enjoyable
one, and Mr.. Wilcox's hospitality was ap-
| preciated.
Gen. n. H. Sibley, G. Livingston, John
Hudson and Charles Nichols are st. Paul
| people who will bring their families and
| spend the season at Lake Park.
The Northwestern Miller chartered Capt.
| Moore's Forest Queen yesterday, and large
party of friends enjoyed the hospitality OF
MesSrs Palmer and Edgar.
William Hendricks Madison, Wis; u.
S. Frank, Louis Schmidt of New York, and
A. S. Vogelsang of Philadelphia, are among
the White house guests.
G. B. Hebbard, a prominent business
man of Detroit, is at the lake with his wife
for few days. He is at the Lafayette.
"A. 7. Newell, who last year was clerk at
the Excelsior house, will occupy similar
position at the White house this season.
Hon. Charles Gibson and family of St.
Louis have arrived at their elegant North
ONE cottage for the season.
Henry Plant of MINNEAPOLIS will rent the