St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-05

and Brightwood on the east side, to the
stake boat OFF Excelsior. There was very
little breeze to encourage the boatmen, and
the race was sailed in very slow time. The
judges We're A. w. Howard, X. ID. Warner
and J. Newton Mind. and they occupied
the steamer Why Not, Capt. George West
during the afternoon. The uninteresting
story of the race may be best told by the
following summary:
Sloops-First prize, pair of glasses; sec
ond, Il bass rod:
Actual Corrected
L'gth. Time. Time.
4 Name. Owner. TT. in. Inns. Inns.
Pearl, Highland club. 20 2:39. so 2:3s. O5
Ida, "A. Bracket. 30 2:3l.54 2:39. "a
Helen, Janney & Star.19 2 2:49.3C 2:46. 50
First-class Cat Rigs-First prize, pair field
/ glasses; second prize, bass rod:
Actual Corrected
L'gth. Time. Time.
Name. Owner. IT. in. EH.M.s. Inns.
Princess, Ell Phelps. .2l 2:34 20 2:34 %
Catherine, H'g'Pd club. 20 S 3:25.0l 1924. &c
Elvira. E s. Bidwer. 20 Time not taken
Elainor, III G. Selden. 20 Did not return.
Second-class Cat Rigs-First prize, pair OF
spoon oars; second prize, a box of cigars.
Actual Corrected
L'gth. Time. Time.
Name. Owner. fl. in H.S.N- H-S-N-
Glide, c. E. French. is 3:0s.0S k3:09 .0s
Swallow. Mr.. Hurd. lis Time not given
Margaret. r. D. warren-ls IL Did not return.
The Racquet, of Lake Calhoun, C. f.
Pentield, owner, sailed over the course and
made very favorable showing.
At the Lake Park: w. Pandofire, st.
Louis, Mo-; J. j. Brockmar, Boston; c. S.
Harley, Chicago; Z. b. Barber and James
Petit, Minneapolis; j. w. Rush, Chicago;
William Green, Minneapolis; c. b. Gew-
lener, Boston; III. 2. Mcknight and lady,
j. c. Black and Mrs. c. E. Thorpe, Mime
apolis; d. Murphy, Rushford, Mimi; w.
ID. Aldlun and j. (. Clarke, st. Paul; L.
I. Brown, New York; +. c. Beebe Min
neapolis; A. T. HungerfOrd and wife, st.
Louis; X. Hallage and II. c. LoneS, La
Crosse, Wis; j. w. Pomeroy, Jr., Jack
sonville, Fla; L. c. Sweeney, New Or
leans.
Hotel Lafayette: II. c. Louis, La
Crosse; r. l.. Kelly and wife. John L.
West, Clara II. West Nellie w. West,
j. ii. Wheeler, Mrs. Z. ID. Mcmillan, w.
IL. Jones and wife. j. j. Hill. 4. F. Web
ster, w. ii. Robinson, Minneapolis; Her
man KrenZler, Wilder Merriam.
4. H. 0zmm, C.. J. MOnfort,
IL. p. Bicknell, G. w. Harrison,
+. WoOdburn, l.. NJ. Clark, II. G. Drake,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Broth, w. r. Merriam,
wife and daughter. j. Faulkner, A. 5. Hall,
j. J. O'Leary, Jr., c.. b. Gilbert, Il.
0'Brien, Charles Wright, William Thurs
ton, j. McMurran, st. Paul; Mrs. France:
James, New York city; George +. Porter,
Chicago; w. NJ. Black, W. S. Lefayor, 4,
w. Bunell, Cleveland, o.; c. w. Hill,
Rock Island, LII.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Sphinx of Lake Park
entertained the following distinguished
party at their elegant Lake Park cottage
yesterday: Senator and Mrs. X. b. Lang
don, Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Fletcher, Judge
and Mrs. L. b. AmeS.
The receipts of the Lafayette from thu
opening of the season are nearly double the
receipts up to and including July of las
year, Notwithstanding the fact that the sea
son this year opened two weeks later thai
that of 1884.
A party of thirty-four young people from
Centuary NJ. L. church, Minneapolis, haC
picnic on Big Island yesterday. They
chartered seven of the ''Blue line" boat
and had very enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. West, Miss Minnie
West, Mrs. Frank Chestnut, Miss Jenni,
Chestnut and f. b. Fogg of MinneapOli
are at Rockwell's Shady Isle House, Uppe
lake.
Mrs. Norman Webb of Selma, Ala,
greeting many friends at the Lake. Sh
will be guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Miner Bal
at Prospect Hill during the season.
Gideon Shaw, who spent several summer
at Excelsior, and was a prominent sOciet.
man, died at his home at Winchester, Ind.
last week, of consumption.
The registration of arrivals at the Lafay
cite yesterday occupied seven pages. The.
1 I'D 50 10,
and two territories.
S. f. Boyd, wife and child, Mrs. L. S
Allen, c. Z. Lewis and wife, Minneapolis
dined at the Lake Park yesterday.
Capt. George West has placed an uprigh
piano on the Why Not, and his boat is i
constant demand.
Prof. Hopes orchestra will play fin
programme of selections during the Dime
hours to-day.
Crawford Livingston and family of 81
Paul will spend the remainder of the seaso
at Lake Park.
Herbert Brown. A. B. Rugg, DIR. A. o
Keidel and X. o. Foster are at Allendale
Upper lake.
Fred Spaulding of Excelsior drew in 10
pounds of bass and pickerel at Upper LAX
yesterday.
. The regular hops at the Lafayette an
Lake Park last evening were well al
tended.
Miss Marie Buxton will be guest a
Marie cottage, Lake Park, the comm
week.
! The cottagers at Fairview enjoyed!a dis
play of fireworks at that point last evening
Col. John I. West and daughters wei
at the Lake Park yesterday.