St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-20
shOrtness of life is the true proof of our

shortneSs of life is the true proof of our
Immortality"
The sermon was well delivered. and the
i'ise auulence was very appreciative.
THE CONCERTS.
Inc lafayette concert last evening by
rrOl- Ihlele's orchestra was the finest
gwen ON the lake this season. and was
listened to by a very large and thoroughly
appreciatlye audience, who encored nearly
| every selection. Opening with the
''lndischer" march, the selections were all
gwen with great care and finish. The
1ute, oboe and clarionet trio rendered by
MeSSrs. Ambrecht, Allner and Chapek, and
the violin concerto, Souvenir de Haydn. :"
executed by Mr.. III. Lett, were rapturously
appiauded. The program was arranged as
one calculated TO show the capabilities of
the orchestra, and Prof. Thiele may well be
proud OF his great success in this direction.
Prof. Thiele's orchestra will present the
following program at the Lafayette concert
this evening:
March-Fanfani Srpne
WytS,rture-Silyer Wedding. .Sehleppegrell
naltz-Black Mantels .Bucalossi
Selecuons-Chimes of Normandy .Plangguette
song Tor Cornet-Non Ever. Natal
NJ. ]. Hoffman,.
PART III.
OVerture-Zampa. Herold
-NiueSe- Fnege
Potpourri-0henbachi Moses
Polka-Rhein-Elsa. Voigt
oaIop-For Fame and Fortune. .wiegand
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
AT Hotel Lafayette yesterday: II. S.
Johnson, South Bend, Ind; c. II. Math-
ewS, waterbury, Conn; o. l.. Perrin, C..
NJ. Hlnkle, Joseph Hart, Cincinnati, o.: ].
lam ~
New Richmond, Wis; L. l.. Bormer.- +.
u. Hathaway, Montana; w. W. Fullerton
ana wife, Baltimore; Arnold Sampler, New
orki James McNabb, Hardin. ILL.,: w.
=. StOner, PipeStOne; Charles Roberts,
GaleS0urg, Ill.;O. G. Jennings, New York:
l.. hohn, Saltwater; Prof. F. Blamderfield,
Ohlaha; L. kOeppe, Milwaukee,: \. w.
Howard and wife, Yankton, Oak: A.
WINNIE, q. ii. Van Pelt. c. VI. Brennan.
j. III. Henry, Jr.; c. ID. Ballard. w. A.
Aiken, G. r. Davis, Ed Rose and wife.
Chicago; II. c. SOhn, w. b. Richards. c.
II. RaSehe and party, F. W. Southworth,
j. X. Ballard, j. y. Ewell, Mrs. A. Mum
sen, j. Kahn, Hugo Kahn. c. 4. Biegler,
A: q. Sehmiddager, q. w. Bastean. Z. Il.
wells and party, w. p. Shepard, Il. Cor
don, Miss Gordon, William Harrison and
family, ST. Paul; VI. w. Glenn, c. Keeis
ana lady, L. w. HerZOg, l.. s. Watson,
IL +. Watson, c. c. Wilcox. ]. w. Bar
rows, A. \. Eichorn. S. /. White. F.
Eichom and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. w,
L. Steele, t. E. Penney, G. Z. Farley. E.
j. Rose, Minneapolis.
Arrivals at the Lake Park Yesterday
were Charles L. SprOat, Z. NJ. Bruce. e.
Z. Blelde, +. j. York. Miss c. Z. Fuller. j.
T. Nichols, {. L. Lewis and wife, s. +.
BOYD and wife, Mrs. l.. s. Allen and child,
l. woodward, S. \. Macarthur. Tyndale
rainier, Minneapolis; w. III. Dickerman.
II. III. Horton, j. ChriSlett. +. p. Wright.
1. w. Hunter, c. +. Potter, c. Williams.
.: l. Raymond, Z. j. HObbott. St. Paul;
Mrs i. Ii. Norris. Hannibal, Mo-: A. Wir-
kell, New York; ii. w. GOode. St. Paul:
IL. ,. Beck, indianapolis; Nellie Over. Mil
waukee; the Clara Louise kellogg party:
Gustavus Hall, S. J. Bean, Minneapolis:
w. Z. Bruce, Cincinnati.
r. n. Scott, government Inspector. and
Mrs. u. X. Hope of ST. Paul spent the dav
at the lake yesterday Mr.. Scott has not
yet decided rs to the time of the new trial To
DE given Capt. La Paul of the Hebe. He
reports that all the lake boats, as far as he
has examined, are now provided with life
preServerS.
The party at the Chapman house. Upper
.aAe, saturday evening was a gratifying
success. in which about fifty people partici-
pated- Dancing was INDUCED i'm to the
music of the Excelsior band and refresh-
mentS were served during the evening.
+. j. Geist of Minneapolis chaperoned a
party of thirty prominent German business
men of North Minneapolis on a trip over
the NJ. IL ST. l.. road 10 Waconia yesterday.
The Synod Norwegian Lutheran church
OF minneapolis To the number of 400 people
pcnicked NJ Lake Park yesterday. coming
Ont over the VI. " st. l.. road.
G. +. Boyd. general traffic and passenger
agent OF the Minneapolis X st. Louis road
made trip OH the City OF ST. Louis YES.
teTday.
Lieut.. c. c. Tear of Fort Smelling was q
guest of c. a. Atkinson. Bloomington. IN
at the Excelsior house yesterday.
J. E. Edwards of Chicago was among tho
prominent guests registered at the Excelsior
house yesterday.
The First SpirituaIist society of IIinnean-
OILS held picnic near Gideon's bay ON the
NJ d 81 l.. road yesterday
The City of St. Louis will tie ND at Fx-
celslor until further notice.