St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-30

years. Ihave carried more people on night
runs on the lake during the three years than
any other man ON the small boats, and have
never had an accident during that time.
/ This certainly does not evidence great care
lessness on my part. The testimony given
by Critchfeld and the other competent en-
gineers at the trial was all in my favor and
| don't see how he can decide against me. ]
think | will carry the case to higher power
than Mr.. Scott and see if cannot get my
rights"
Capt. La Paul has many friends on the
lake, who have always considered him a
very competent man for the positions he
has held and who will regret exceedingly
the turn affairs have taken.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel Lafayette: James L. Stow, S. E.
Hail. Henry Kensleu. A. S. Bedford, Whit
! ney Wall, F. III. Hurry, w. F. Summers,
S. S. Eaton and wife, j. A. Mcintosh, j.
e. Kittson, w. II. Grant, II. S. Finn, G
| Hunsaker, j. d. Condit, Miss Florence Fox,
| ST. Paul; A. J. Boardman and wife, W. B.
Boardman, Carl Boardman, Ralph Board
man, Mrs. p. II. Boardman. E. G. Clark, j.
NJ. Hurley, w. A. Edwards, Mrs. S. B. Con
verse, A. V. Martin, E. Gage, Minneapolis;
Mrs. W. 81. Mabbett, Miss Mabbett Mrs.
A. p. Elliot, Louise Elliot, milwaukee,; 81.
l.. Pyke, D. G. Thomas, E. G. Whitney, r.
O.. N. Ford, New York; G. F. Kelcher and
! wife, G. j. Kirshaw, r. r. Knapp, Chi
cago; Charles B. Peck, Dakota; Geo. b.
Hyde, Princeton, Mo-; G. w. Eaton and
wife, Cedar Rapids, Ia; Mrs. S. A. Die
trich and daughter, ST. Louis; Samuel Bell,
Jr., Philadelphia; Miss E. W. Ewing, E..
K. Kaine, Nathaniel Ewing. Uniontown, Pa.
Lake Park Hotel: A. j. Hutt, j. E.
Flint. E. Brooke G. F. Wilson, j. Mcclure,
J. P. Hanson, E. A. Wright, G. j. Gail
shall, p. A. Nelson, r. Curtis and wife, III.
R. Keaney, M. G. Hainer, Minneapolis; j..
Harrington, f. W. Hunter st. Paul; G. P.
Tatge, Chicago; w. j. CahoOn, New Or
leans; P. T. Hayden, j. b. Kearney, New
York; j. Hubbard and wife, Evansville,
Ind: Fl. P. Gould, f. E. Lally, Estelline,
Oak.
Excelsior House: MI. and Mrs G. l..
Bagg, Walter Young and lady, st. Paul;
j. COughlin, E. P. Knox and wife, Chicago;
w. D. Root and wife, Brainerd; George
Kinds and lady, Shakopee; c. B. Harring-
ton and wife, Burlington, Ia; j. A. Camp,
Chaska; Harry W. Rumble, Ingleside; Mr..
ehllu 441os W LIE w luS1UC, OldOSOWs RCOu"
land.
American House: C. Smith, Minneapolis;
W. Crawford, E. Connolly andJ. w Smith,
St. Paul.
White House: Mrs. F. A. Wright, Miss
Bernace Tryeler, ST. Louis; Mrs. Thomas,
Miss Thomas, Mrs. Hicks and N. w. Hicks,
Cincinnati.
Bartlett Place: Alf Pillsbury, H. T. Abb
bott, Ed Nelson. VIII Belden, F. S. Scud-
der and Dell Jordan, Minneapolis; o. D.
Hartford, Ashland, Neb.
wAvELETs.
The lawn tennis grounds at Hotel Lafay-
cite were put in order yesterday.
The Patriarchal circle of St. Paul will
have picnic, banquet and ball at Lafay-
cite, July 9.
Mrs. 81. w. Foote and daughter of Min
neapolis will spend the month of July at
the Excelsior house.
Prof. Thieps orchestra will arrive at the
Lafayette this morning. They missed con-
nections yesterday.
II. G. Davis, assistant general passenger
agent of the Northern Pacific railroad, and
wife, were at the lake yesterday.
d. j. Harrington, the oarsman, left yes
terday morning, but expects to return in a
few weeks and again try conclusions with
DR.. Schiffmann.
A children's carnival and butterfly
party for the children are among the social
pleasures which Prof. Evans has in store
for the boys and girls.
It is understood that Robert Harsey of
st. Paul has accepted II. Berry's challenge
for three-1nile single scull race at the lake.
and that the contest will take place about
July Is.
Conductor John Hudson of the Omaha
road and family will take up their resi-
dence at the Lake Park Wednesday and
propose to remain until Mr.. Mcintyre closes
the doors in September.
Mrs. E. A. Young and family, Mrs. DR..
J. w. Abbott and family Charles Nichols
lily, and Mrs. G. w. Mcintyre and family
of st. Paul will arrive at the Lake Park
hotel tomorrow for the season.
The devotees of Terpsichore will have
their cup of happiness filled to the brim, if
they so elect this season, for with the Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday night hops at
the Lafayette, the Wednesday and Satur-
day night pleasures at the Lake Park and a
dance every Friday night; they cannot
ask for much more.
Prof. Evans is arranging for children's
party toe be given Saturday, July II, and
the little ones are invited to prepare for this
event and crown it with success. The
afternoon will be devoted exclusively to the
children, and all the young ladies and
gentlemen who have enjoyed these parties
in the past are expected to be present with
their friends.
This evening the ladies' society, con-
nected with the First Baptist church, ST..
The train leaves st. Paul at $50, and at
Hotel Lafayette the party will be met by
one of the boats of the Navigation company
for a Lower lake trip. The party will leave
the Beach for the return trip at 1890.
The social season at Hotel Lafayette will
open this evening with hop, for which ex-
tensive and elaborate preparations have
been made. Prof R. II. Evans will be
master of ceremonies and the orchestra of
fifteen pieces, under the leadership of Prof.
Thiel, will furnish music. The hall will be
handsomely decorated and nothing will be
left undone that will in any manner con-
duce to the comfort of those who will at
tend. Over one thousand invitations have
been sent to prominent society people of St.
Paul and Minneapolis, and large and
fashionable attendance is expected. Dur
ing the evening refreshments will be served.
LEGAL LEGERDEMAIN.
Gallagher Says 1t Connected Him
With the White Spar Mica Case.