St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-29

who had arranged to spend the day at MIN
netonka and very few went out on the
trains before noon. During the afternoon
the sun appeared and chee:ed the heartS OIL
visitors, impelling several hundred lake
ward. The hotelkeeperS were III COM
paratiyelv happy mood and met their guests
with cheerful cOuntenance and generous
bospitality. Elaborate dinners were served
up at the leading hotels and the day was
proftablv spent. The City of st. Louis
took about 300 on the Upper lake trip and
added another hundred to the list for the
Lower lake trip from Hotel Lafayette on
her return.
RECENT ARRIVALS.
At the LAFAYETTE: E. G. Rogers and family,
George F. Telfer,C. P. Chapmon, william fut-
nam. c. H. Warren, G.. B. Clason and VIE,
St. Paul; j. j. Cruikshank, Hannibal, MO-;
P L. Beardsley, Chippewa Fails, WIS; MISS
Nellie Rawson, Missouri; II. A. Bodies, Coun-
ell Blnffs; E. w. Johnson ana WlIe, Mlnne-
apols; S. E. Marshall, Milwaukee; >. ". o ION
nelly and wife, Miss NJ. Sturges, Mrs. M I'LL
bert. Chicago; John Biddle, Fort Snelhng; II.
Engiedabt ana wife, ]. A. Oldeburg, MIME
aDolis: D. H Moon, G. D. O'Brien, +. Hunter,
James J. McCatferty, ST. Paul; NJ w. huoa,
New York; ]. G. McNair, ST. Louis; =. W.
Butte, H. Brown, Sam Judd and wife, j. Y. A.
Brest. G. A. Ballon, VIII Hyndman, A b. Dr1s-
coll. Mrs NJ L. Gilman, Miss Kitty Gilman,
] P. Elmer. c. S. Marbox, D. Dadolph and
wife, W. H Thurston, W. B. I. heyser ID: +.
Bicknell, C. E. Bean, j. E. Kittson, J. Y: Bull
lit, Jr.. A. Engle, F. A. Seymour, st. Paul;
r + plumb. Detroit; william Rood, Bing-
hampton; T. Ray, Minneapolis; F. e. Draper,
E. G. Davidson, W. c. Harrington, St Paul;
C. F. Whitaker, Boston; w. ID. Keith, New
York; F. w. Hartman and wife, h. " BI1en'
Minneapolis; j. W. Stoddard' Dayton; - IN! N.
Childs, Utica, N. Y; Samuel Hill, MISS
Annie E. Hill, Il. z; watson
C.E. Wheeler, Minneapolis; Stanley Proudfit,
J. W. Merr, man, ]. A. Sheffield, Raymond ia
Pay,G. V. Bacon, c. J. McConville, Il. 3. SID
ley, A. NJ. Peabody, c. S. Bunker Mrs. >. "A.
Slukray. w. H. Merrick and wife, B. b. Gil
bert. r. Hagar, st. Paul; w. L. johnson,
MINNEAPOLIS: R. S. Dairs, Saltwater; +.
A. Smith, g. E. Moulton, Minneapolis;
Miss Adams, Buffalo; f. E. Hanson, 81. FauI'
H. D. Brown, Miss Brown, Mrs Mckay, MIN
neapolis; c. A. Kimball, Chicago; Miss Dra-
DER. Miss Gordon, G. w. Gordon, r. Gordon,
St. Paul: J. E. Moore, wife and four children,
L. L. Coburn and wife, Chicago; b. ID. Leek-
man, ]. C. Hunt, Boston; Fred. Woodoooan,
S. c. Cook and wife, E. S. Chfttenden, wlIe
and child, St. Paul; q. A. Whylanu, 9' W.
Wylie, Chicago; William Armistea Lane, rev
York: C. W. Cooke w. W. Gloon, Cincinnati;
F. D. Warfield New York; DIR. Talbot Jones,
Y. Robertson, W. T. Maxfeld, w. P. Shepard,
Lane K Stone, Mrs. L. K. Stone, St. Paul.
At the Lake Park; S. F. Stevens, ). ID,
Gliding, F. B. Forman, George Cleveland,
G. E. Foster, w. Guthrie, DR.. A. F. FL
lot and wife, D. W. Elliot, T.: +. Mo1i-
ton. c. A. Wheeler, H.. j. heller, w. Z.
johnson. b. II. Thayer, Jesse G. Jones.
F. Girling. C. F. Miller, Minneapolis; G.
r. Monfort. T. Skipinth, S. S. Stickney, F.
E. Clark. st. Paul; J. NJ. Girling. j. W.
Kincaid, Chicago; W. Fl. Coats, East Sagl-
nav. Mich: Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Bradley,
Sam Lain. New York; II. d. Thompson,
and family. Des Moines; Misses Lottie and
Rose Grandelnger, Brainerd; Miss Mamie
Bidwill. F. r. Beaudet, A. NJ. Martin, NJ.
NJ. Fielt, Dr. g. E. Dennis Will Il. Eddy,
Miss Kilgore, S. NJ Williams, James Sin
clair, j. F. Walsh, Winnipeg.
NOTES.
Isaac McNair of Minneapolis arrived at
Point Lookout last evening for the season.
A. 81. Bode and family have taken the
Wetherell cottage at Minnetonka Beach for
the season.
Conductor John Hudson of the Omaha
road took in the Lower lake trip yesterday
afternoon.
Budd Reeve of Buxton, Oak. and Capt.
Nav of Casselton, Oak, were at the lake
yesterday.
The Mexican editors will be at the lake
Wednesday afternoon, and will be given
trip on the City of st. Louis.
Frank jackson and a merry party OF
Minneapolis boys are at Hungry Boys
Camp Excelsior, for month.
C. II. Warren, general passenger agent
of the Manitoba road, will pass the re-
mainder of the season at the Lafayette
C.B. Hebbard and wife of Detroit, who
have been out on a Northern Pacific trip
fora week, returned to Hotel Lafayette last
evening.
]. E. Moore, of the Omaha Railroad
land department, with his wife and four
children, are at the Hotel Lafayette Tor the
season.
Mr.. S. II. Kneas, chief clerk in the
passenger department of the Manitoba
road. greeted many friends and enjoyed the
City of st. Louis trip yesterday.
Prof. Thieps famous Milwaukee orchestra
will arrive at the Lafayette this evening for
the season. There are fifteen musicians,
including five SoloiStS, in the company.
D. J. Harrington, the oarsman, said, Sat
urday night after the race: ''Fm going to
row that man again; and, when l get used
to the course and my new boat, think l
can beat him."
George B. Clason, superintendent of the
river division of the Milwaukee road, and
wife. made the Upper lake trip on the
''City'' yesterday, and returned with a
party of friends to the Lafayette for dinner.
Miss Julia Ferguson, the young lady who
was injured by falling from swing at
Mound City house Thursday evening, was
more comfortable yesterday afternoon, and
her friends hope for a complete recovery
soon.
Misses Mamie Gray and Hattie Chamber
lain, DR.. E. NJ. Waterbury and G. G. Carr
of Minneapolis, with a party OF twenty
friends were given a complimentary motor
and lake trip yesterday by Col McCrory.
The Forest Queen was pressed into the ser
vice for the lake trip, and the occasion was
very enjoyable one.
A committee from the Caledonia club of
Minneapolis was at the lake yesterday in
search of suitable grounds for their annual
picnic and games July %. After dinner at
the Lafayette, the committee accompanied
George T. Teller, excursion agent of the
Manitoba road, to Spring Park and Shady
isle A selection will be made, and the
Caledonians propose to make the occasion
the most notable in the annals of their or
ganiZation.
H. Berry of the Hotel Lafayette force is
SAID TO De SOOd man WIN Ino oars. he
has issued challenge to the amateurs of
the Northwest to row him three-mile race
within month"; for 800. He is willing to
meet Schifmann, Harrington or Harvey
Mr.. Berry's home is in st. Louis, where he
has achieved something of a reputation as
an oarsman. A deposit has been made
with the barkeeper of the Lafayette, and
money for a match may be found by apply
ing to him.
The Celebrated Case.