St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-08
NIHNNETONKA.
A Base Ball Game and other Lake
News.

News.
The walters of the LAFAYETTE played a
game of base ball with the Fronts yes
terday afternoon and received a. crushing
defeat. Al Plummer, head waiter of the
Lafayette, umpired the game successfully
and there was considerable sport during the
progress. The bell boys presented the fol-
lowing team: II. Dellmore. p; J. Nichols,
c.; White, S.; Feeny, CT; Comstock, If;
j. Dellmore, 3D.; Welch. h.; Mccoy, 3D.,
and Andy, IF. The Dellmores, Mccoy and
Andy were from Lake Park. The walters
appeared with team composed as follows:
Finch, CT; Mason, 3D.; Nilsson, c.: Brown,
h.; Roberts, p.; Dean, S.: Bennett, If;
Hern, If, and Labour 2b. The game was
practically in the first inning, when the
walters became demoralized and the boys
made half score of runs. White made a
home. run in the third inning. A number
of the best players among the walters did
not materialize on the diamond and to this
fact they attribute their defeat. At the
close of the game the scorer footed the tai
lies and found the score, Bell Boys, 20;
Walters, 6.
YESTERDAYS ARRIVALS.
At the Hotel Lafayette: Charles Reusch,
New Orleans; j. r. Moore, Chichago; Mrs.
Huer, New York; Mrs. S. L. Warren,
Allway, n. Y; Joseph Schneider, Jr. Indian
apolis; f. Schley, st. Louis; F. L. Dodge
and wife, Davenport, Ia; A. j. Sheldon,
Pittsburg, Penn; +. NJ. Losey, Louisville,
KY; Howard James, st. Paul; Charles
Ballard and wife, Ohio; Mike Quinlan,
Minneapolis.
AT the Lake Park: c. Livingston and
family, ST. Paul; Mrs. w. w. Billson, Du-
luth; A. b. Sibley, st. Paul; Mrs. j. w.
Emery, Quincy, Ill; +. II. Thompson,
Chicago; ID. Quinlan, o. j. Evans, E. ii.
Winship, Mrs. DIR. Beaumont, Harry Beau
mont, Minneapolis.
THE CONCERT.
Prof. Thiele's orchestra will play the fol-
lowing program at Hotel Lafayette this
evening:
March, Light Horse Squadron" .Thiele
Overture, Vaudeville TO-" .Koppitz
Gavotte, ''Viola." Hill
Selection from ''The Mascotte. - .Audran
Aylophone Solo, ''Clique Galop. -. Revere
MIR. Aug. Spranger.
Overture, "Die Scheme Galathe." .Suppe
Polka Mazourka, -'Libellen." ........ Strauss
Fantasia. Weber's "Precioso.". .Schreiner
Patrol, Irish" Puemer
Polka Schnell, '9Tik-Tak" Strauss
NOTES.
George r. Finch and family of ST. Paul
are at the Lafayette for the season.
Marsh p. Hawkins of Minneapolis was at
the Lake Park yesterday.
Mrs. Gen. Sherman and family were ex-
pected at the Lake Park late last evening.
Waldo Holmes and family of Minneapo-
lis are at the Summer house for the season.
Mike Quinlan, the Minneapolis detective,
was at the Lake Park and Lafayette yes
terday.
Jewett Wilcox, manager of the Lafay-
cite, has been appointed postmaster at Min
netonka Beach.
A. B. Sibley of st. Paul has returned
home from school for the summer vacation,
and is guest at the Lake Park.
Secretary John ii. Elliot of the AIinneap-
oils Y. NJ. c. A. was at the lake yesterday
He will bring his family out for the season
later.
An effort will be made by the citizens of
Wayzata to induce Grace CORTLAND, ''the
witch of Wall Street." to lecture while at
the lake.
The two young ladies' sodalities of st.
Mary's parish, st. Paul, enjoyed their an
nual picnic at the Lafayette yesterday.
About 125 members participated.
The bowling alley at the Lafayette is
being reftted and refunished. James Rice
has been appointed, with c. Y. Davis, as
assistants to Manager Pyatt this week.
The employees of the master mechanics
Office of the Manitoba road will picnic at the
Arlington, WayZata, July IL. \ ride on the
City is expected to be one of the features of
the day.
The gathering of the Patriarchal circle of
Odd Fellows at the Hotel Lafayette to-
morrow will be one of the largest of the sea-
son. 1t is expected that fully l, 600 Odd
Fellows in uniform will participate.
f. II. Arson, general Northwestern pas
sengen agent of the Wisconsin Central, and
Joe A. Mcconnell, travelling passenger
agent of the Albert Lea route, were at the
lake yesterday in the interest of their roads.
Joseph Schneider Jr., chief clerk of the
Dennison, at Indianapolis, Ind. is a guest
of the Hotel Lafayette. VIII II. Shattuck
of the Lafayette chaperoned Mr.. Schneider
during trip among the places of interest
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