St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-14
LAKE NEENNETONKA.
The Head NiiIIers' EXcurSiOn--Other
ENenIs NJ the Lake.

LAX MENNETONkA.
The Head NiiIIers, EXcUrSiOn--Other
Events at the Lake.
Twenty OF the head millers Of Minneapo-
lis, accompanied by c. NJ. Palmer and q.
p. Wallihan of the Northwestern Miller,
and Sam f. Boyd. general passenger agent
of the Minneapolis IL St. Louis. came out
on the excursion yesterday extended TO
them by the general passenger agent of the
Minneapolis q ST. Louis. They left Min
neapolis in a special coach on the 9:25
train. At Lake Park they were met by the
steamer Belle of Minnetonka, which took
them on an excursion around the Lower
and Upper lakes. They returned to Lake
Park about 3 o'clock. when lunch was
served. While on the steamer the millerS
held an informal meeting and it was voted
that they present Sam Boyd, general pas
senger and ticket agent of the Minneapolis
q st. Louis a gold watch in the shape of a
miniature -four barrel, and that they present
gOld-headed canes TO Excursion Agent Nor
timer and Chief Clerk Cantwell OF the
steamer Belle of MinnetOnka. The preSen-
tation will be made in a few days.
When they returned TO Lake Park
in the afternoon their ardor and enjoyment
were considerably dampened when they
We're told that the Evening Journal was
circulating the report that twenty of their
number had been drowned. There was no
foundation to the rumOr whatever, and if
they had found the one vino started it. it
would have gone hard with him. After
sending kilograms To their friends that all
was right they once more recovered their
equanimity and the rest of the day was en-
joyably spent.
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J. w. Tamm, John ). Dodge, Matt Walsh.
William Carlton. William Harrison, ID.
Williams, j. +. Stevens, Thomas Scott,
John DAWN, Joseph McCartin, John Kroft.
L. Stahler, c. w. Wright. c. VI. Palmer
Fred j. Clark, c. w. Gilbert, w. II. Hels-
rich, q. w. Wallihan, Fred Zimmerman.
(. 5. Walters, Sam f. Boyd and Excursion
Agent Mortimer. Two weeks from to-day
the head millers will have an excursion
over the Manitoba road as far north as
Ashley.
AN EXCITING INCIDENT.
About o'clock Wednesday evening three
young ladies camping at Excelsior started
in a row boat to attend the concert at the
Lafayette. Shortly after they left a sudden
wind storm came up and it commenced
blowing regular gale. 1t was thought
that the ladies would return at once, but
dlltI MdlllH lMO OI three hours their
friends became greatly alarmed and at once
sent word to Lake Park and Lafayette but
they were not at either place. 1t was then
thought that the boat had been overturned
and the ladies drowned. Yesterday morn
ing, their friends having made extensive
preparations to recover their bod
les and when about TO start
out, We're most happily and agreeably
surprised to see the three young ladies step
off one of the small steamers which ply be-
tween Excelsior and the Hotel LAFAYETTE.
1t seems they had got half way to Lafayette
when they noticed the storm coming up.
They at once made for the nearest point
where they saw a light. which proved to be
''lnterlaken." Here they were taken in
and very Hospitality treated by Mrs. Find
lay. They had an experience which they
viii not soon forget. and it VIII be written
down 10y the historian of Belle" camp as
their most exciting adventure of this sea-
sons camp out.
THE PROGRAM
for the request concert by Prof. Thiele's or
chestra at the Lafayette this evening is as
follows:
March-'Litt' Observation-Disclosures. .Thiele
Overture-"Poet and Peasant" 5000. Suppe
Patrol-'Turkish' Michaeiis
Selection from ''Ninon' ............-..Ge nell
Naltz-"Sweet Smiles .......-... Waldteufel
PART II.
Decentralization de Garde. .Tith
Potpourri-"Ein JOhrInarkt in Krcch-
winkel. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS chrincr
Balet-Music from sylvia .......... Delibes
Waltz-Humorous-'r Jolly Black
smith ..-.-.-.............. ....Peters
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the Lafayette: T. J. Buxton. J. B.
Shafer. Minneapolis; w. 5. Shafer, f. :.
HennebeTy. Chicago: II. w. Stone. 4. \.
Nagle. Minneapolis; James c. Young. Ce-
dar Rapids; T. ). Kerr. st. Paul; \. :.
Glocbner, Pittsburg: r. b. Miller. st.
Louis; DIR. i. NJ. Curry. Mrs VI. Curry.
Richmond. Va; 5. Thompson. {. O'Don-
nell, St. Louis; 5. Z. Rankin. Kansas City:
7. j. Sawyer and wife. Lockpolt y. y:
J. J. BriSbn, St. Paul; w. Lockwood. w.
GOundee, Miss GOundee. Minneapolis: 4. ;.
Hamer, Kansas City; Miss Draper. 81. Paul:
Miss Coren, Miss \. CorTen. Chicago: W.
5. Pickett and wife. Fairfield. Neb.; c. T.
Young and wife. Detroit, Mich; A. Dun
ham and wife. Kansas City. +. Walker. 4.
Williams, 4. l.. Howe, Chicago; IL. q.
Stone. saltwater; III. c. Fraser. W. II.
Reilly. Chicago; George IL. Bishop and
wife. Miss Eva Bishop. Cincinnati: Miss
Bessie Cetfroth. Lafayette. Ind: s. T.
Stevens. q. W. Felt, Mel IL. Eddy, Min
neapolis: {. p. Barlow. Chicago: {. j.
Backus, II. VI. Livingston. 5. L. Lent. ].
Il. Livingston. st. Paul: GriSwold Casper.
\. +. Schiffmann, St. Paul; J. +. Corri-
gan, Minneapolis: Z. \. Belden. Hamilton.
Ont; +. Z. Skinner, Minneapolis: L. Has
call and wife, mdiania: 5. VI. Wylie and
wife, Paxton. Ia; w. r. Graft. New
I Napt-. 4
Paul; L. c. Page and lady. St.Louis: DR.. [.
5. Warren andwife, ST. Louis: DIR. 5. +.
Hance, Minneapolis.
At the Lake Park: W. Babcock and
son. Canton, ILL.,: A. McNally. Miss Helen
McNally, Miss Kate Crane. Chicago: J. W.
Tamm, John ). Dodge. Matt Walsh. Will
lam Carlton, William LOcGerbie. w. Har-
riSon. ID. Williams, j. T. Stevens. Thomas
Scott, John DAWN. Joseph McCartin. John
Kroft, 4. Stahler. c. w. Wright. C. NJ.
Palmer. Fred J. Clark. c. W. Gilbert. G.
p. Wallahan, w. II. Helfirich. Fred Zim-
norman, Minneapolis; +. 5. Waters. Man
kato: II. c. Young. Bloomington; Alex.
NiedhunghauS. Miss MOllie Niedhunghaus
st. Louis; c. IL. Holdridge and wife. De-
troit: Miss l.. A. Arthur. Beloit. Kan. /:
Sam 7. Cohen. Chicago; w. 5. Drew. wife
and daughter, Minneapolis.
AT the Excelsior house: Judge CYRUS
Epes and j. w. March, Jacksonville. Ill:
II. f. McAllister, 0waka, H.; John J.
Stem, Monmouth, H.: J. c. Openbottom.
Chicago: Jeremiah Shoufoot, Collins Cen
ter. y. Y; George E. Schnabel. Jackson
vile, Fla: S. P. Segelbaum. May Bennett.
Clara Emmett Mrs. A. b. KilbOurne and
daughter, Minneapolis; Miss f. II. Kill
bourne, Ionia, Ia; Mrs. w. S. Kilboune.
Nashua, La.
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