St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-17

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morrow or Monday. She will be used as a
supply boat as formerly, and Thomas
Cutchfield, who was her engineer in the
early part of the season, has boen re-engaged
Tor the remainder of the summer.
THE REQUEST CONCERT.
Prof. Thiele's orchestra will play the
following request" program at the La
fayette concert this evening:
'......... .Wiegand
Overture Amaryllis" s"-............... .Thiele
Solo for rTrombone-Serenade.. ..... Schubert
Mr.. o. Schemmer.
Potpourri-'Pretty as aPicture." ".... .Catlin
Patrol-''Turkish" "..................Ml .MlchaeliS
March-"Swedish Wedding" .Soederman
Two Songs for Cornet-"Some Day and
Last Rose of Summer" Mr.. j. Hotfi lann
Ballet Music-"Sylvia" .Delibes
(a.) Valse Lento.
(c.) PiZZicato.
Flower Song. ......................La .Lange
March-"Rotel Lafayette" ... .Thiele
LAKE NOTES.
At the Hotel Lafayette: Rev. John
Wright and wife. Boston: S. A. Hudson.
Fargo, Oak; c. S. Dayton and lady. New
York: Miss PrentisS. Miss Keith, Winona.
j. c. Wegg. Z. z. Turtnoye, st. Joseph,
Mo-; l.. Falkman. S. p. Hinclley,. c. w;
Chngman, Chicago; ID. Locke and wife, n.
Johnson and W lie. Helena, Mont; +. w.
I. Stiles, England; B. Z. Hosie and wife,
Columbus, n. Y; g. III. Sanford and wife,
Duluth; c. w. Cooke. Cincinnati; +. II.
Hathaway, Kansas; w. q. Scott, Milwau-
kee; Lucius I. Rossiter, New York; S. ID.
Leach, G. Heineman. John Siegel, Mrs. A.
1oerg, Gebhard Bohn, st. Paul; L. B.
Priest, j. E. Waters, c. n. Kalk, Mime
apoliS; j. B. TarboX and wife, five chill
dren and nurses, Mrs. (. q. TarboX, Miss
McLaren. Miss Knox, Miss Mann, Miss
Moore, st. Paul.
A special excursion party from the South
via the Illinois Central will reach st. Paul
Aug. 10, leaving the same day for the
Yellowstone park and Portland, Or, via
the Northern Pacific road. Special low
rates will be given. and the party will be in
charge of Col. J. Z. Murray, the assistant
general passenger agent of the Illinois Cen
tral. Many Southern people at the Mime
sofa summer resorts will join the party.
Parties desiring TO join must make their ar
rangements for Pullman accommodations
and tickets with Mr.. Murray, whose adj
dress is Manchester, la.
At the Lake Park: j. J. Leeh of Mime
apolis; q. T. Greeley. Nashua. Ia; j. ii.
Hatfield, wife and children, Three Oaks,
Mich; w. o. Reals, Syracuse, n. Y;
Charles Gordon, st. Paul; Mrs. 5. L. Brad
bury. Peoria, ILL.,; A. Lewis, Abby Lewis,
Quincy, ILL.,; William Scully and wife,
Lincoln, ILL.,; Mrs. ChynOworth, London,
England; Z. c. Chamberlain. st. Louis; G..
l.. Sproat, Quincy, Ill.
The steamer Reindeer passed through
the storm early yesterday morning and laid
under the protection of Big island for sew
eral hours. She had Just landed a large
party of prominent people at Hotel st.
Louis and was homeward bound when the
storm broke upon her, and she was driven
direct to Big island. No damage was done.
At Bartlett place: l.. Van Worden and
wife, Toledo; 5. T. Williams, Cincinnati;
w. S. Anderson. p. NJ. Anderson, Waynes-
boro, Pa; Sc. j. Doyle, st. Paul; +. +.
Smith, Kimbail, Oak; c. w. Atkinson, A.
e. Elbe and wife, Jacob Freedman and
wife, IL. G. Reeves, Bloomington, Ill.
A merry party of st. Paul young ladies
are enjoying camp life near the Chapman
house, Upper lake. The party is as fol-
lows: Grace Gilbert. Annie Bunker, Miss
NewsOn, Priscilla Horn, May Banning,
Cora Robbins, Miss Moore, Hattie Chislett,
Annie Pollock, Susie Mann, Grace Lewis
and Miss Armstrong.
e. II. Merritt and wife, Albany, Y. Y;
A. A. Harper and wife, Michigan; J. r.
Hald, III. A. Pierce, Chicago; n. c. Chap
man and daughter, Minneapolis; Joseph
Soule, Paris, were diners at the Chapman
house, Upper lake.
Mrs. Charles Fuller of Minneapolis is
passing the season at Bartlett place, Upper
lake. She is devoting her time and talent
to some very superior painting, and the
walls of the hotel are hung with evidences
OF her skill and taste.
Plymouth church and Sunday school of
st. Paul enjoyed picnic at Lake Park and
a ride on the City of st. Louis yesterday.
There were 80 people in the party and
they passed very pleasant day.
Alligators are quite numerous at the lake
this season. Mr.. John ii. Fouch, the EX-
celsiOr photographer and art dealer, has the
largest and finest specimen on free eXhibi-
tiOn at his rooms.
At the Excelsior house: A. Johnson,
Iowa; j. b. Spence, A. w. Perry, ST.
Paul; c. p. Biddle, Minneapolis; J. II.
Hatfield and family, Three Oaks, Mich.
The flags on all the boats and hotels
foated at half-mast yesterday as a mark of
respect to the memory of the victims of
Sundays disaster.
The City of st. Louis, while moored at
WayZata, broke two OF her strongest ropes
while being tossed about by the wind yes
terday morning.
j. B. Tarbox of st. Paul and family
party consisting of fourteen people arrived
at the Hotel Lafayette yesterday afternoon
for the season.
Adolph Edslen, Fred Werner. J. s.
Johnson, j. E. jacobson, L. Enger of Min
neapolis, are camping at Birch bluff,
Upper lake.
A fine shade tree at Orona Point, the
residence of Hon. George A. Bracket, was
blown down during the storm yesterday
morning.
The Caledonians will picnic at the Chap
man house, Upper lake, July 20, instead
of at the Lafayette as at first announced.
Mr. ii. G. Reeves of Bloomington, Ill,
brought live crane from Crane island TO
Excelsior yesterday.
The sailboat PinafOre was upset at her
moorings at ''Ingleside" during the storm.
NJ. ID. Kendall of Providence, r. l., was
guest at the White house yesterday.
An Accident.
Last evening boy about u years old
met with a severe accident on Sixth avenue