St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-02
MINNETONKA.
Another Warm Day Makes Glad the
Innkeeper,s Heart.

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lake business, and large number of people
ayailed themselves of the many opportuni-
ties offered to get away from the heat of the
cities to the cool, refreshing breezes of
MinnetOnka. Excursion parties were nu-
merOus, and, while the hotel registers do not
show many names, there were several hun
dred people upon the lake for the day.
Every hotel and boarding house as far as is
known, with the exception of the BLUE
Line, is now open, and the proprietors
gather inspiration from the torrid wave
which causes others to Swelter and feel de-
cidedly uncomfortable.
HOTEL ST. LOUIS.
Although yesterday had been announced
as the opening day at the Hotel st. Louis,
there was no especial deviation from the
order which has been observed during the
past two weeks. There are already about
thirty-five guests in the house, and the
force of help has not yet arrived. Cashier
Gibson, Clerk Orr and Steward Theobald
are on hand to welcome guests, and Mr..
Charles Scudder, the manager, is expected
Sunday. The help will leave st. Louis to-
day. Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Gibson. ac-
cOmpanied by the officials of the Minneap-
oils " st. Louis road, located the ground
for the new depot, from which the steamer
Lizzie will convey guests to the house. Yes
terday afternoon a letter was received from
Col. Barrett of Louisville in which lie
stated that he would soon leave home with
his family and ten of the prominent society
young ladies of Louisville, for Hotel st.
Louis, where he will spend the season.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At Lake Park hotel: r. q. Evans and
wife, Mr.. Holmes, Oh. Evans, II. II. KIM
ball, Rev. J. McGolrick, Anthony Kelly
and daughters, Mrs. Joseph GaSkill, DR..
and Mrs. TTuesdale, Miss Mamie Truesdale,
Joseph Gaskell, III. c. Truesdale, Mrs. DR..
Russell, Miss Russell, j. HOdgson. Jr.. Min
neapoliS; DR.. Burleigh, TT. Dodge, Ia; j.
II. Rabb and daughter, Miss Miles, Lex
ingtOn, KY; j. s. FriSbie, New York; G.
b. Tatge, Chicago.
At Hotel Lafayette: c. W. Cooke, Gin
cinnati; w. Corbett, Excelsior; E. w.
COllingwoOd, New York; NJ. B. Curry, w.
S. Hope, W. NJ. Hendricks and wife, St.
Paul; ID. a. Bass and wife, Chicago; W.
l.. BaSsett, II. 4. Smith, L. Watson, C.
NJ. Phelps and G. E. MOultOn, Minneapolis.
Mrs. Moses MarstOn and daughters, C.
II. Hathaway and family, John James and
Mr.. Palmer, supply agent of the MinneapO-
lis II st. Louis road, are spending the sea-
son at the Harrington house, Wayzata
At White house: J. p. Burrell and fam
lily, Miss Lizzie GuyOn, Leavenworth,
Kan; S. A. Quale, Miss A. Quamme, Eau
Claire, Wis; Mrs. s. Jensen, Minneapolis.
At Excelsior house: S. Gruff, Whitehall,
H.; c. S. Hutchins, Minneapolis: +. F. X.
Beardett NJ. Quinlan, L. B, Moore, S.
l.. Lockwood, Minneapolis.
LAKE NOTES.
The City of st. Louis makes the Lower
lake trip every afternoon.
Misses Annie Robinson and Maude Will
Jams are enjoying life at Spring Park sta
ton.
DIR. Abbott and family and Charles Mich
OILS and family of st. Paul are at the Lake
Park for the season.
Miss Jennie Wheeler of st. Louis will
have charge of the Western Union tele-
graph Office at Hotel st. Louis this season.
The Eden Prairie Sunday school and the
NJ. E. church of Excelsior had an excursion
to Upper lake and return on the Star yes
terdaY.
Miss Maggie Robinson of Minneapolis is
spending the season at Spring Park and is
filling her portfolio with admirable sketches
of lake scenes.
Daniel Glatz of Wayzata, who was gored
by an Infatuated bull last week, is in
critical condition and fears are entertained
that lOckjaw will ensue.
Messrs. Frank SchOfeld and Eugene
Brown, prominent lawyers of Canton, Mo-,
We're guests of Sam Critchfeld, chief en-
gineer of the City" yesterday.
Regular hop at the Lafayette this even
ing. Prof. Evans has arranged a program
of ten numbers, and Prof. Thiele's or
chestra will render choice music.
Hal Watson of Minneapolis is at the La
fayette with his shell. He was on the lake
yesterday, and, being coached by Norman
Wright of the Minnesota club, pulled good
stroke.
H. A Smith of Smith 6 Wyman and
VIII BasSett engaged "Corbett" yesterday
morning and carried home a handsome
string of fish as the result of their work and
pleasure.
Winnie Bardwel of Excelsior had his
arm broken at Excelsior yesterday morning
while engaged about the engine in Beaman's
mill. 1t is feared that amputation may be
necessary.
The regular Lake Park hop last evening
was enjoyed by a very pleasant company.
Prof. Hoppis' orchestra furnished delight
full music, and James Mccullough Der-
formed the duties of master of ceremonies
in very acceptable manner.
Capt. George La Paul has applied for a
new trial of his case and it is understood
that it has heen granted by Inspector Scott.
The latter is now at Faribault, and the time
for his trial, if one is to be held, will be de-
cided upon his return.
Chief Clerk Cantwen of the Navigation
company says there is no truth in the re-
port circulated by Minneapolis paper that
William LOring has been selected as clerk
of the City of st. Louis. Mr.. CantweII
still remains clerk of both the Belle and the
City.
Mr.. NJ. Auerbach of Auerbach. Finch &
Van Slyke of st. Paul entertained DIR.
IL. Scheck, Miss Scheck and A. Scheck of
Germany at the lake yesterday. MIR. A.
Scheck is law student at Berlin. The
party made the trip on the City of ST.
Louis, and were delighted with their ex-
perienee.
The Robinson house, at Spring Park sta
ton, is being run this season by George
Robinson of Minneapolis, and is proving a
very pleasant place for tourists who like
quiet surroundings, good table and the