St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-28
1IINNETONKA.
Record of n Hot Day at the Breezy
Lake.

Record of n Hot Day at the breezy
Lake.
Arrivals at the Hotel Lafayette yesterday
We're as follows: J. w. Oakley, A. NJ.
Stewart. y. VanderpOol Chicago; Mrs.
Cummings, NJ Cummings Blelaire, o.; Max
Myers. Terre Haute; Il. IL. Harmon and
wife, Ralph Washington and wife, Cleye-
land, o.; Edward Charfntin and wife,
Paris, France; r. Monmouth, Dallas, Tex;
Edward Doherty. E. N. Wilson and wife,
Miss Mamie Wilson. \. r. BillingSley. NJ.
Ganogher, c. T. Fox, o. ID. Kerney, Mrs.
II. Ridgway. William HOdgSOn. ID. W.
Clark. G. Sidney Houston and wife, Mrs.
d. a. Secombe, Mrs. J. W. Eastman. III.
A. Odell, ID. VI. Chute, Charles p. Chap
man, Mrs. Bennett, ID. Contain and wife,
George T. Roberts and wife, Mrs S. p.
Thayer. ID. II. Gallagher, \. w. Daniels,
L. Sunbardo, r. II. Spear, j. EvlintOn, b.
Beverage, Jr.. G. T. Moulton, g. w.
Gates, Jacob Beyer w. II. Mills, j. ii.
Elliot, f. p. Crabbe. George l.. Scott
and wife. William Buckley, Minneapolis;
ID. n. Cooley. Dubuque; j. +. Douglass
and wife, George G. De Witt, JT.. and
wife, ID. T. Pardee, New York; r. A.
Grimshaw, Grand Rapids, Mich; NJ. NJ.
Damn and wife, Miss Sallie Flandrau. Miss
Alice BigelOw, II. c. Ives, w. +. Wyant,
Harvey officer w. T. MaXield, Frank
Leon and wife, II. d. Mathews, W. A.
Remick. H. r. Hue and wife, ii. G. My
ers. Z. I. Wood and lady, 5. a. Whitney,
J. Cook and lady, l.. w. Rench and wife,
st. Paul.
Mr.. ID. j. Ryan. assistant manager of
the restaurant on the City of st. Louis, re-
ceived telegram from Henry p. LydSs
the manager. yesterday, instructing him To
close up tine business, pay the help and re-
turn all goods TO the owners. Mr.. Ryan
was as greatly nonplusSed as the remainder
of the employees and could give no explana-
ton of the conduct of Mr.. LYDIA. The lat
ter is a first-claSS steward and has been
furnishing dinners TO great satisfaction.
For several reasons beyond his control
business has not been as large as it ought
to have been and has hardly paid expenses
except on extra occasions. He paid all his
help M TO date Yesterday and left for St Paul.
Mr.. Ryan contemplates taking up the bust
ness and carrying it through the season.
Such a course would be acceptable TO those
interested, it is believed, and the patrons
of the boat would continue TO dine while
upon the lake. Mr.. LYDIA was not at the
lake yesterday, consequently his reasons
for the unlooked-for action could not be
learned.
Commodore c. \. Zimmerman of the
Navigation company has placed the steamer
City of St. Louis at the disposal of Capt.
Lou Mcdonald, Chief Clerk Thomas p.
Cantwell, and Chief Engineer Sam Critch-
field, for Wednesday of this week, on which
occasion these gentlemen will be given
complimentary excursion. A popular rate
of 80 cents for the round trip from Excel
sior 10 the upper lake and return has been
made, and the boat will leave Excelsior AT
7:25, stopping at all the principal points.
\ full orchestra will accompany the eXcur-
sioniStS, and opportunities will be given for
dancing and other pleasures. 1t Is pro-
posed TO make a stop at the Chapman house,
Upper lake. The popularity of the trio.
and the fact that this will be delightful
way to pass the evening, will insure de-
served financial success.
At the Excelsior house: W. T. Under
wood, Chicago; ". p. Hawkins and wife,
New Sharon. Ind; j. Peterson and wife,
Mrs. L. Ripple, Oquawke. ILL.,; Mrs. Carter
and family, Quincy, H.; c. p. Singert and
son. Mrs. c. NJ. Darrell. Springfield, ILL.,;
II. L. Runey. c. II. Mcknight, Mrs. c. c.
Zeigler, Minneapolis; Mrs. {. NJ. keSSler,
Chicago; j. III. Derckman and party of
twenty-three, from St. Louis.
At the Lake Park: J. p. Pfanner. St.
Louis; W. Z. Van Deyeer. TaylOrsville,
H.; o. T. Weber, J. l.. lnderildee, G. B.
Hammond. Chicago; Winfield Gouche, Miss
Alice Gouche, New Orleans; f. W. Wy
man and wife Hannibal, Mo-; Mrs. ]. Il.
Irvine, st. Paul; Ii. p. Mcknight, II. b.
Smith, ". NJ. Tenney and family, Mrs II.
V. Ball, Mrs. c. NJ. Willis, j. ID. TruScon,
Minneapolis.
In addition 10 the events already named
for this evenings entertainment by the EX-
celsior Yacht club, there will be n double
Scull tourist race between AIessrS. Lewis
and Charley Gibson. T.. Wood and F.. Y. L.
Reele. Forbes and Burge and John Murphy
and Charles Gordon for suitable prize.
The events take place between and s
o'clock
Excursion Agent Mortimer of the Mime
apolis & St. Louis road, announces the fol-
lowing excursions over his line this week:
The Caledonians at Lake Park Wednesday;
Riverside mission at Lake Park Thursday;
knights of Pythias, Minneapolis, Sunday
at Waconia. and the Chicago. Milwaukee IL
st. Paul employees at WacOnia Saturday.
Some evening during the week the Mani
tOba road will tender a complimentary
moonlight excursion around the lake TO the
company's buildings in the capital city at
the time of the Osborne building fire.
Mrs. j. S. Bailey, superintendent of the
Chinese school under the supervision of the
St. Paul Y. VI. c. A., chaperoned party
of twenty-four teachers and fourteen Chi
neSe scholars on trip around the lake yes
terday.
DR.. J. l. Tibbetts of Wayzata chaperoned
a merry party of tOwnsfOlk around the lake
last evening on the Rosander. The Way
zata band accompanied the excursionistS,
and very pleasant trip was the result.
James Rogers of the Lafayette has ehal-
lenged Mr.. Butts of the Lake Park TO a
fistic encounter for S50a side; six rounds TO
be fought. Both are walters, and the match
will probably be arranged.
There was game of base ball between
the bellboys' nine of the Hotel Lafayette
and the Long Lake Nine No. yesterday,
resulting in the victory by the Long Lake
club by score Of 81 10 0.
Misses Allie NJ and Katie c. Young, who
have been spending some weeks at Mrs.
Miner Balls, Prospect Hill, returned yes
terday to their home at Delano, Mimi.
The funeral of Grant S. jenkins. late
manager of the White house, occurred at
Excelsior yesterday, Rev. VI. Cary OF the
Congregational church officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Lawrence have
returned from their wedding trip, and are
visiting the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Vroman of Excelsior.
Charles P. Swigert, state auditor of Hi
nois, is making his annual visit TO the lake.
and has rooms at the Excelsior house.
The Saucy Kate VIII make a moonlight
trip for the accommodation of Spring Park
residents during the week.