St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-04


for use during the entire day, and there is
no reason why the Glorious Fourth" should
not be celebrated in very becoming and
successful manner this year at the Gem"
lake of the Northwest
The Mexican editors arrived at the Lake
Park yesterday morning over the Mime
apolis * st. Louis road with the genial and
popular general passenger agent Of the road,
Mr.. ). +. Boyd, as chaperone. After an
elegant lunch. to which ample justice was
done, the party strolled about the grounds
and enjoyed themselves very much. AT 3
o'clock they took the City of st Louis for
the Lower lake trip and appeared delighted
with the panorama of natural beauty which
was revealed to them. They spent the
evening resting, and to-day, during the
afternoon, will leave for Minneapolis.
They experienced a great deal of pleasure
owing TO their visit TO Minnet0nka, and
speak in the highest terms of the entertain
ment they have received at the hands of the
Minnesota people.
Hotel Lafayette; c. n. Cunningham
and sister, Boston; Mrs. S. A. TOlman,
Miss Grace Tolman, j. A. Davidson, Mrs.
Annie Glover, Glover CulbertsOn, c. APP
pei and wife, T. II. Mcclure, f. G. Hol-
ton, Chicago; George II. Dunbar and wife,
Miss Z. NJ. Dunbar and two children. New
Orleans; c. (. Achomfeld, +. G. Draper
and wife, W. p. Shepard, w. T. Maxfield.
Mrs. j. l.. Merriam. Mrs. +. B. Howell, St.
Paul; j. Burner. Jr., Miss Collins, Miss
Cover, st. Joseph, Mo-; Thomas TAFT,
Montreal; Thomas b. Adams, G. q. Weir,
Cheyenne; j. r. Chute, c. Il. Baker, j.
w. Robert, G. p. Douglass, W. S. Mott,
IL. ii. Eliel. Minneapolis.
The Xnunsr NTapsc eooia4.- Of 4l,o TTni,-ar
salist churches of Minneapolis have arranged
for an all-day conference meeting and pic
mic at Lake Park July %. In the morning
at the pavilion there will be a platform
meeting with Rev. j. Ii. Tuttle of Mime
aDolis and Rev. j. NJ. Payson of Rochester
as the speakers. In the afternoon, follow
ing dinner, there will be a conference meet
ing, led by Prof. w. X. DObbyn of Mime
apolis, and in the evening at the platform
meeting addresses will be delivered by
Revs. l.. ID. BOyntOn of Minneapolis, L. G.
Powers of Anoka and w. Ii. Harrington of
Saltwater.
The Manitoba road will put on ali extra
train to-day between st. Paul and Spring
Park, leaving st. Paul at $50 a. IN, re-
turning. leave Hotel Lafayette at $3.50 p. IN.
The Belle of AIinnetonka will meet the
Manitoba morning trains at WayZata and
the City of st. Louis will perform similar
service for the Minneapolis 81 st. Louis and
motor roads at Excelsior.
The great base bail game at Hotel Lafay-
cite grounds this afternoon at o'clock,
between the Lafayette walters and those
from Lake Park, is attracting considerable
attention. The Lake Parks are looked upon
as the probable winners, as the boys from
the hotel at the beach are not in trim for
vigorous work.
Capt Z. L. Bracket, /. K. Z. Burt,
Misses Lulu and EVELYN Burt, DR.. j. +.
Fargo and wife, S. 4. Stockwell, Miss
Maud COnkey, Miss Louisa Kingman. Mrs.
X. L. Noteware, Mrs. Brewster and Philip
NOteware, formed a very pleasant party
that made the round trip on the City of ST.
Louis yesterday.
Robert Harvey of st. Paul has notified
Henry Berry of the Lafayette that he can
not row the latter July Is, but will row
him Aug. 1. Mr.. Berry accepts the
change in dates, and the race will be rowed
over the Lafayette course on the last
named day.
The arrivals at the Lafayette Thursday
represented all parts of the United States,
the points of the compass being represented
by guests from Pembina, Oak, Boston,
New Orleans and San Francisco.
For the full dress soiree at the Lafayette
this evening, Prof. r. II. Evans, master of
ceremonies, has prepared an attractive or
der and the orchestra will. under the direc-
ton of Prof. II. III. Thiele, render pro-
gram of choice selections.
VOege's new rink and hall at WayZata
was dedicated last evening. An order of
twenty-siX numbers was danced by large
and merry party to the music of Sidwell's
Minneapolis orchestra
Messrs. j. B. Scarce OF ChillicOthe, o.,
and w. w. KlOon of New York, guests of
the Lafayette, took string of $50 fine fish
from MaXirel bay yesterday.
Hon. c. F. Hatch entertained party Of
friends at the lake yesterday. A trip
around the lake with the RoSander was one
of the pleasures OF the day.
Carl Pickett has bought the sloop Peer
less and will proceed to overhaul and reft
her. He expects to take every prize in his
class later in the season.
At Lake Park Hotel: L. A. Yorg and
family, ST. Paul; E. T. Palmer, Auburn
y. Y, and the members of the Mexican
editorial party.
Charles Halloek, the well-known journal
L .
Cantwell, clerk of the "City," and wife
yesterday.
George III. Dunbar of New Orleans, the
most extensive shrimp packer in the world,
is at the Lafayette with his family for the
season.
Rev. j. III. futile, with his son, James c.
futile, and family Of Minneapolis arrived
at their cottage near Breezy Point yester-
day.
Mr.. Dieudonne, one of the owners of
Crane Island, was at the lake yesterday
viewing his property.
Excelsior lodge No. II, I. o. G. T., en-
gagged the steamer Star for a trip around
the lake last evening.
The three UniverSalist societies of Min
neapolis will picnic at Lake Park next
Thursday.
Miss Lottie Hedderly of Minneapolis IS
at WayZata, the guest of Miss Libbie VrO-
man.
The Blue Line house at Excelsior will
be open for guests to-day.
THE LEISURE PATRIOT.
Varied and Numerous Ways of Cell
ebrating Laid Before Him.