St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-27


wife, r. +. Knapp and wife, A. II. Whit
ney. X. p. Rollins, Chicago; Mrs. 1. n.
acComb, Button, Wis, c. J. Gottshall,
Watertown, Oak; John Wilson. East st.
Louis, ILL.,; Otto Jungk. Dubuque. Ia; T..
NJ. Daus, ID. c. Miller, II. Ii. CrewiSie, c.
A. Laughlin, w. l.. Reese, Canton, o.; II.
A. Groef, w. w. Ketcham, j. j. Burke
and wife, New York; Harvey Erwell and
wife, Ann Arbor, Mich; L. S. Woodruff,
Erie. Penn; G. Vasen, Miss Hirthil. st.
Louis; George LIE Clercq, Mrs. +. Smith,
Mrs. w. Frank La Whitney, r. i. Cor
man, Charles Pitchner, st. Paul;
w. III. Williams. Denver, Col; <.
NJ. barrow and wife, A. c. Hawley,
c. S. Bushnell, b. Z. Graves and wife, f.
+. Stevens and lady, w. +. Farrow, w.
Ragan, j. c. Davis. III. c. Van Anda, II.
l.. Sproat, ID. p. Frisbie. Minneapolis; j.
w. Pomeroy, Jacksonville, Fla; f. p.
McManus, Hartford, Conn; Mrs. l.. l..
Jones, Ithaca. n. Y; Mrs. II. Hamilton,
Mrs. A. Hamilton. Mrs. w. NJ. Reed, E. c.
! Beede, Winona, Mimi; II. 5. Ridinge. w.
ii. Ridinge, Philadelphia; Charles p. Ben
son, Chicago.
The members of the congregation of the
Norwegian, Lutheran, Trinity church of
Minneapolis, made the largest excursion
party at the lake yesterday. The regular
train at 9:25 a. m, over the Minneapolis
\ q st. Louis had sixteen well-filled ears
/ attached, and of the number on bOardi fully
LOCO were connected with Trinity cOngre-
! cation. On arriving at Lake Park, the
party proceeded to the pavilion. where re-
! ligious services were held. the pastor of the
church, Rev. NJ. f. Gjertsen, preaching a
sermon upon the subject The Tabernacle
as Type of Christian Life. At the con-
clusiOn of the service, picnic dinner was
served. In the afternoon children services
were held, at which addresses We're made
! by Rev. Mr.. Gjertsen and p. Nelson. super
intendent of the school. During the latter
| part of the afternoon large number of the
| party made trip upon the lake with the
steamer Lotus. At SOS the entire COM
panY left for home, well pleased with the
successful outcome of the days work.
Commodore c. A. Zimmerman of the
Navigation company has made an informal
complaint with Inspector K. A. Scott,
against the steamer Hebe, for overlooking.
The commodore claims that the Hebe car
RED thirty-three passengers upon the lake
! one day last week, and that this number
| greatly exceeded the number that could be
carried with absolute safety at any time.
In reply to this Capt. La Paul denies that he
has carried that number of people at any
one time during the week, and Inspector
| Scott viii not order an investigation until
the complaint is made in writing.
Capt. Henry J. LYDIA, manager of the
restaurants and dining rooms of the Navi-
| CATION company, has written a five-act
drama, which he calls "River Bends" 1t
is story of the late war, and depicts life
on the Mississippi river. Capt LYDIA has
had an abundance of experience on the
Father of Waters" to prepare him for the
task, he having been upon the water for
over forty years. He is rated as first
class sailor, and has served with distinction
both in the merchant service and in Uncle
Sans navy. He is quite as much ''at home"
in a hotel or in the green-rOOm of a theater
as he is on the water. He managed a dra-
matte company at the age of % years and
has been at work on his play for a long
| time. There are thirteen characters in the
drama, and the scenery which will be nee
essary is to be of an elaborate character,
and will cost several thousand dollars. Sew
eral offers have been made for the produc-
ton of the play. and Capt. LYDIA will take
the road with it at the close of the present
! season.
The symphony concert at the Hotel La
/ fayette last evening by Prof. Thiele'S or
cheStra was most enjoyable musical treat.
that was listened TO by nearly five hundred
people, who manifested their appreciation
of the efforts of the musicians by bestOwing
their applause in a lavish manner. The
program contained eight numbers. and in
Guided MoZart's Symphony in Z flat, Wag-
ner'S overture to LOhengrin, Haydn's SYM
phOny, Oxford and selections of like
character. A party of prominent New
Workers, who are on their way across the
continent, remarked. as they listened to last
evenings concert, that the orchestra was
the finest they had heard west of Saratoga.
AIr. Grant S. jenkins. manager of the
White house at Excelsior, died yesterday
morning of consumption. He was about
% years of age, and had been sick since
spring. Mr.. jenkins was very active and
energetic young man. and until failing
health compelled his retirement from active
business, he managed the White house for
/ several years with great success. His
mother, Mis-. William Simpson. is proprie-
| tor of the house. and she has been identified
with the development of MinnetOnka for a
number of years. The funeral of Mr.. Jen-
kins will take place this afternoon.
Col. Il. NJ. Pyatt. who has been manager
of the pavilion at Lafayette since the OPEN
| ing of the season, has been transferred to
the general management OF the union
station dming-rooms at Minneapolis Mir.
Pyatt made many warm friends at Mime
tonlIa, and they will be pleased TO learn of
his promotion TO larger sphere of labor.
c. IL. Morgan, freight agent of the Union
Pacific railway, who has been at the Lafay-
cite for a few days, will go East to-day.
Mr.. Morgan has been leader i'm social
matters during the week and will be greatly
missed.
The Arion comet band of Carthage. Ill.
which has been furnishing music on the
City of st. Louis for the past week. left
for home yesterday.
The West Minneapolis German turner's
plcnicked at Waconia yesterday. About 400
went out on the special train over the VI. &
St. l.. road.
''We have done the best business of the
season to-day" said Chief Clerk Cantwell
of the Navigation company yesterday.
General Manager S. S. Small of the motor
line entertained a large party of friends on
his iron-hull steamer yesterday.
Ex-Gov. c. X. Davis of st. Paul and
wife passed Sunday at the Lake Park.
S. Guy Sea, the famous Chicago mer-
chant, is at the Lafayette.
The NIinnehaha made her initial trip
yesterday.
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