St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-07
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THE CONCERT PROGRAM.
Prof. Thiele's concerts at the Lafayette
have become so popular that he gives one
by request this evening. The program is as
follows:
March-"Hotel Lafayette" Thiele
| Overture-'Poet and Peasant, Suppe
! Observation-Disclosures ............Cz beilka
Selection-''Cordelia's Aspiration" . Brahm
Galop-"Telephone" ...................T hiele
PART ..
| Observation-Disclosures '........... OfTenhach
Piccolo Solo-"Danse de Laty" .. Theirs
Mr.. L. +. Ambrecht.
| q. stSerenade'' ..................Sc Schubert
| / b. ave Maria .Gounod
March-"1he Jolly Blacksmith" 1900. Peter
HoTI><. ARRIVALS.
At the Lafayette: James Kinman, A. S.
Bridges. st. Louis; Charles Schmidt and
wife, Milwaukee,: Mrs. l.. GoOdldnd. Miss
Fannie Goodkind. Mrs. }. Rose, Miss Tillie
Mary. Elmira Guiteman, Miss b. Rowe.
Max Strouse. Master Y. Rose, w. 3. Bend.
w. d. Shaw and wife, Miss Annie
Shaw, J. ID. Humphrey and wife,
Miss Alice Humphrey, John Wilkinson.
J. Walker and sister. Charles 4.
Cook Miss Morse. Miss Humphrey, Miss
Susie L. Jones, Mr.. F. w. Wiisey, A. c.
Kirger. st. Paul; Rev. A. II. Fuller and
wife. Delano: Z. T. Hoseman and wife.
Amesbury, Penn; Z. K. Lawrence, Miss
Hattie Moore, w. ID. Russell, Miss Adelia
| 0'Hara, Mrs. Annie Patton. e. w. s
Wright. Chicago; Thomas Fisher
and wife, Petersburg, ILL.,: Miss
X. r. Cassell, Jacksonville. Ill:
S. G. Young. Il. f. Young. PHILADELPHIA,
Pa; t. L. Sheldon and wife, Frank Barr,
Lincoln, Neb.; Miss Clara NJ. Cook, Roch-
ester, Mimi: Carrie Bayard, NJ. Eyeth and
wife, I. Huey. S. ID. Goodrich, Cedar Rap
ids; Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus J. Schenck.
Burlington, Ia; F. w. Oglesby and
wife, Watt Foseer and wife. Kan
SaS City; NJ. w. Williams, Hopkins
vile, KY; J. G. Dickinson, Mrs. Dickinson
and three children. Detroit, Mich; r. +.
Peyton and wife, New York; c. Stevens,
| Bismarck. Oak; E. w. Weld. New York
city; Z. b. Taylor. X. j. c. William
! TrOost. Chicago; John DutZe, Windna; j.
w. Fuller, ST. Louis; John Fauche, Petes-
burgh, Ill.
At Excelsior house C. w. Hart, G. f.
Medley, Hopkinsville, KY; Mrs. John w.
Conmorton and son, DR.. E. X. Consinger,
Mrs. E. Z. Matteson, Chicago; Y. T.
Ethel, wife and son, Muncie, Ind; Harry
| w. Kinder, Dakota.
AT White House: ID. F. Smith and
wife, West Liberty, la; Mrs. Charles
Z. Cox, Miss Alice c. Cox, Quincy,
H.; A. L. Carrier, Quebec; II. Z.
Wood. Minneapolis.
LAKE NOTES.
The head millers of Minneapolis, who
were TO have been the guests of the officials
of the Manitoba road at the lake yesterday
did not come out, owing to some misunder-
stand whereby transportation was not pro-
vided for them from Minneapolis. j. w.
Tamm of the Phoenix mill and vice presi-
dent of the Millers' association; Thomas
Scott. Humboldt mill; William LockeTbie.
Standard mill; Ii. Bidwell. Galaxy mill,
and John DAWN of the Cataract mill, &C
companied by j. p Wallihan of the North
western Miller, afterwards took the IL