St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-01


Walters and wife, w. ID. Rusher, Joe Har-
rison. Fred Loggerwald. Z. L. Lockwood,
II. w. Lyons, Minneapolis; Henry Z. Fish;
+. I. VauX and wife. w. l.. Patterson, w.
IL. Lee, Chicago; Mrs. Sarah Jaeger, c.
Borup, c. Il. Wolfe, c. +. Weatherald, ST.
Paul; Gus Moser, Bronew; +. II. Dodge,
III. w. Phelps and wife, st. Louis.
AT the Lake Park: F. G. McNally and
wife. Mrs. a. McNally, Miss A. McNally,
Miss B. McNally, Mis- b. Madden, Chicago;
c. r. Wheeler and wife, C. n. Wheeler,
.. A. Davis and wife, Peoria; II. Il.
Briggs, Sioux Falls; j. A. Stephens. Wash
ingtOn, ID. c.; j. r. Heffern, J. Stanley,
st. Paul; c. Z. Warner, Detroit; j. II. An
derSon, Clinton, Ia: Harris l.. Bert, Quin-
cy, H.; Joe Harrison, +. l.. Logerwall,
w. L. Payne and wife, J. L. Mcdonald,
Minneapolis; 4. J. Trumbull and daughter,
st. Paul; q. II. Scheffer, Jr., 0ttumwa,
Ia; +. Poland, New York: c. F. Barron.
Omaha: A. A. Crandall. Mrs. Hall, Miss
Scott. G. NJ. Lovejoy. w. /. Howard, 4.
Z. Pinckney and wife, Huron, Oak; T. T..
Hughes and family, st. Paul; Mrs. c. i.
Easton, Saltwater; w. ii. Crandall, Owa-
tonna; II. p. Hubbell and wife, Winona;
b. COndit and sons, Terre Haute, Ind; w.
c. Bredenhagen. st. Paul; j. +. McGovem
and wife, Minneapolis.
The Lafayette Glee club will render a
choice program at their concert Wednesday
evening, Aug. l.. Manager Wilcox has
kindly rendered the free use of the dining
room for the occasion, and the ''bOyS" hope
TO make considerable money, in return for
which they will furnish a program of
plantation melodies, etc. The members of
the club are: MeSsrs. Wagner, DIR. Kidd,
F0al-c 4
Roberts, the Song-and-dance artist and
champion colored skater of Ohio. will as
siSt III the evenings entertainment.
The Minnesota and Dakota Under
writers union held a meeting at the Lake
Park yesterday afternoon. Among those
present were ii. a. Nolte, Milwaukee,;
Il. r. Briggs, Sioux Falls; 4. j. Trumbull,
st. Paul: }. j. Mcdonald, Minneapolis; A.
y. Crandail, W. j. Howard, st. Paul; A.
{. Pinckney, Huron, Oak; z. Z. Hughes.
w. c. Bredenhager, st. Paul; w. II. Gram
dali, OwatOnna; ii. =. Hubbell. Winona,
and J. I. Green, Minneapolis. They were
accompanied by their ladies and will remain
over Sunday. Only matters of routine
business were acted upon at the session
yesterday.
Maj. G. B. Halsted sent an Invitation
yesterday to Hon. S. Il. Packard, eX-gov-
ernOr of Louisiana and eX-United States
consul at Liverpool, TO join in the GTaIa
memorial services at the Lake Park pavil-
ion, Aug. S. Hon. b. Gratz Brown. who
was in the presidential ticket with Horace
Greedy in 1882. Hon. Charles Gibson of ST
Louis, Judge Gould of Texas and Gen. T.
l.. RoSSer have accepted invitations TO speak
On the above occasion.
The base ball game at Hotel LAFAYETTE
yesterday afternoon was witnessed by sew
eral hundred people. and proved to be the
most interesting of the season. The Long
Lakes and the Lake Park and Lafayette
BELL Hops" Were the contestants, and the
game resulted as follows:
Ben Hops. IA
Long Lakes. L 1 l. s
The Minnesota SheriffS' association, which
has been in session at Minneapolis, were
at the lake yesterday as guests of Sheriff
Bracket of Hennepin county. They made
the tour of the lake with Capt. Johnson on
the Rosander, and dined at the Lafayette,
returning home early in the evening.
Passenger Agent f. w. Mortimer of the
Minneapolis d st. Louis road was at the
lake yesterday completing arrangements for
the visit of the Blue Lodges of Masons,
Aug. 10. They will picnic at the Chapman
house and literary program will be OBJ
served, among the attractions of which is
an Grafton by c. ii. Benton.
At the Excelsior house: Robert Abel.
st. Louis. NJ. Wilson and wife, A. c. Car
penter, +. g. Macdonald. John West, Min
neapOlis; G. l.. Hutchins and family.
Bloomington, H.; +. Elmore, Hortonville,
Kan; f. u. Smith and family. RuShford,
Mimi; b. f. Blanton and wife, J. n. Pow
ers and wife, Paris, Mo.
General Northwestern Passenger Agent
w. ii. Dixon of the Chicago, Milwaukee d
81. Paul. General Northwestern Passenger
Agent w. /. Wyand of the Michigan Cen
tral and TrayelingPaSsengerA Agent Wheeler
OF the Omaha load, were among the rail-
road men at the lake yesterday.
The National Dentists association will
pass the day at the lake Aug. :. 4 dinner
at the Lake Park and ride on the City of
ST. Louis form a prominent part of the pro-
gram. The members will be entertained
during their stay by the dentists OF Mime
apolis.
Mrs. William Tenny. Mrs. a. B. Nettle-
ton, Mrs. ID. Thurber. Mrs. NJ. /. McNair
of Minneapolis, and the Misses Annie Ten
ney ana l.. Talcott of Washington. ID. c.,
chartered the Phoenix yesterday and took a
Z. Morse and Walter Foote engaged in a
swimming match Tor the championship of
the lake Thursday evening. The distance
was from Lake Park to LAFAYETTE. a dis
lance of three miles, and Foote won i'm /
hour and 40 minutes.
The ''request" concert at LAFAYETTE last
evening was listened to and highly enjoyed
and appreciated by nearly 500 people. who
cap -.
and encored every selection.
To-day the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul employees will picnic at Waconia. The
Minneapolis ~ 81. Louis road will make up
a special train of thirteen coaches for the
accommodation of the party.
Paymaster T. L. Wright and f. G. Rus
sell of the Minneapolis 81 ST. Louis road
with their families. are at the '.KiSmet'
cottage, on the south shore of Lower lake.
for the season.
The Bell of Minnetonka will make the
daily trips around the lake for a few DAYS
while the City is being repaired. With the
exception of Sunday the boat will start
from Excelsior.
NJ. w. Kenard of the Omaha, Neb.. ON
nibus and Transfer line, with a party of
three, will arrive at the Shady Isle house
Monday evening. They will stop month.
Mrs. Kennelworth of Milwaukee, J. T.
Winters, Miss Berthe Hayes and 4. S.
kingsbury and wife of Appleton, Wis. are
camping on one of the Upper lake islands.
Rev. J. L. NJ. Curry, IL D.. of Rich
mond, Va, agent of the Peabody educa-
tionai fund, with party of friends, dined
at the Lafayette last evening.
Mayor Hedderly of Wayzata chaperoned
party of friends or an excursion yester-
day. They picnicked near Gray's lake and
passed the day pleasantly.
This evening the emnlnres of thn G.