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

! inent among the outside exhibitions was
that given by the man with an iron jaw.
The steamer Dispatch was loaded to its
full capacity all day yesterday. The barge
was also crowded on every trip. A dance
was given on board in the evening.
1t is said that owing to lack of transporta-
ton facilities, several tram loads of people
were turned away disappointed from the
Minneapolis depot.
w. Jordan and family, with several
friends from ST. Paul and r. Warner and
family spent Friday upon the lake in the
Juanita.
Mr.. Leman has had rushing weeks
business and yesterday could have utilized
fifty more boats.
Several first-class bands of music were in
attendance yesterday from ST. Paul and
Saltwater.
A Sunday school picnic party took pos
terday.
All of the fakirs were out in force YES
terday, and apparently did a rushing busi-
| ness.
Since the first of the month there has
been large rush of visitors at the Chateau
gay.
There have been several picnic parties on
the south side of the lake during the weeK.
There was grand display of fireworks
and dance at the Chateaugay last evening.
The crowd yesterday was something nm
precedented in the history of the lake.
| There were a number of ENJOYABLE sail
ing parties on the lake last evening
a ST. Paul photographer took several
views OF Cottage Park yesterday.
Fishing has baan fair avar1 dow Coo,o
large strings have been captured.
Mrs. Sands entertained party of friends
at her cottage Wednesday.
The st. Paul Cricket club was at the
Lelp yesterday morning.
The DellwOOd entertained full quota of
visitors yesterday.
Miss Bell of st. Peter is visiting Mrs. w.
F. Markoe w.
HOTEL PERSONALS.
Inc Chateaugay has entertained for the
week, among Others, III. II. Wadsworth.
minneapolis; II. S. Wadsworth, j. B. Liv-
ngSton, ). Jones and wife. c.. S. Norton
and lady, st. Paul; c. II. French. Still
water; Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Dunbar.
Miss Z. NJ. Dunbar, Miss l.. E.
Dunbar, New Orleans; Miss A Chute,
Miss E. Chute, Messrs. L. P.
and f. B. Chute, Minneapolis; F. T. Mix.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Morton, Miss Smythe'
| Oliver Morton, indianapolis; l.. G. Ouack-
enboss, st. Paul; w. A. Quackenboss, Chi
eago; Mrs. A. NJ. Radcliffe, Miss Como
Radcliffe, st. Paul; Miss Annie Blanvelt.
New York; +. Nj. Reed, A Dear
born, II. p. Grant, St Paul: c..
NJ. Way, Minneapolis; Mrs. FIacken-
slime, Miss Lindeke, Miss Emma Lindeke,
George Palmes, st. Paul; F. II. Farr. Phil
| adelphla; j. II. Dalton, F. Stookey, Gin
cinnati; A. Hershman, David Mccartney,
| Plttsburg; Henry Long, Miss E. Purcell,
St Paul; A. G. Burdick, G. Luckad, o. o.
| Z. freeman, G. NJ. George, T. w. Sache,
j. NJ. WilguS, E. +. Beck, j. b. Metz. l..
X. Metz, f. Warner, W. H. Hout, st. Paul.
Among the permanent arrivals for the
season at the Chateaugay are Dr. Legrand
y. DenslOw, wife and family, st. Paul: T.
Boutwell, and wife, Los Angeles, Cal; Mrs.
n. Il. Mckinney and family, Miss Mamie
Mckinney, st. Joe, Mo-; w. J. Mobiles and
wife, st. Paul; Mrs. w. and Miss Vermilye,
Orange, N. j.; Dr.. J. L. Mahan and fam
| lily. Mrs. Charles Weide, Miss Flora Weide,
! Mrs. DR.. Richie, Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Grant,
Miss Lou Barnes, st. Paul; Il. V. Y.
Waldo and family.
AT the Leip yesterday were registered
Archie E. Knight, j. A. Mcintosh. l.. b.
Agnew, L. B. Fish, Harry Moss, C. f.
Rapp, w. ii. Eyles, B. f. Thompson, r.
| c. Patterson, u. j. COnnors, H. Smith and
wife, W. A. Earl, Samuel Mont, William
Butler 7. Jones, j. Smith, E. Miller, NJ.
| n. KellOgly and daughter, J. F. Morell.
Miss Mary Rutland, A. S. Michaud, ID. D..
Parker, w. Shuttle, A. j. Guitman, IL. S.
Wheat and wife, c. c. Bergh and wife.
| During the week have SOjourned at Leip
Louis Albenberg, Saltwater; A. Bentley,
| North Brighton, Va; a. l.. Hager, Still
| u
Benjamin, Minneapolis; E. ID. Young,
Marshallstown, Ia; f. w. Roggenbair,
Chicago; Harry Moss, New York; c. S.
Williams, U. S. N; C. NJ. Lain, E. j.
! Stillwell, DR.. +. l.. Roberts. w.
d. Allen, S. p. Folsom and wife,
Miss Susie NJ. Freadway, Z. Y. Wallace.
G. A. Dibble, c. j. Warren, w. Jones, p.
j. Geib, Miss X. Grace, p. A. Johnston, w.
G. Bailey and lady, Theo. Draf. Ernest
| Werner and wife, w. II. Bushnell and
wife, Robert r. Bushnell, George II. Bush
nell, II. L. Bushnell and family, a. Bent
! ley, j. +. Alexander and wife, Mrs. II. l..
Wheat, Miss Jennie Mcdonald, George
BlOOmhart r. G. Wight, E. Hattensauer
and wife, all of ST. Paul
A. j. Wampler, st. Paul; F. G. Cragin
and wife, j. V. Rider and WIFE Dubuque.
Ia; S. Kuhn and wife, Henry Kalbheisch,
Jr., and family, st. Louis; Hudson Camp
bell and family, st. Paul, have engaged
rooms at the Leip for the season.
Among st. Paul people at the Williams
have been DIR, l.. p. Sandhere, Prof. T. c.,
WahL L.. c. Parker, w. S. Adams, F.
Jackson, j. II. Skinner and wife, Y. NJ.
Williams, Florence Miller, John Detweiler
and wife, r. II. Wright and wife, H. H.
Gust, r. G. Bansher and lady. w. H.
Jones, Fred r. Peter, Ii. S. COlcutt,
NJ. E. Graves, f. V. Clayton, H. G. White
man, Charles E. Hale, d. II. Loynahan,
a. S. Wilson, G. 3. Birchall and wife,
Blanche Williams, +. NJ. Williams, G. w.
Reese and wife, w. b. Anthony and lady,
w. IL. Alcock, N. w. Erickson. j. M.
Iames, c. G. LOrrell and wife, E. w.
Freeman and lady, f. w. Giddings and
wife, A. d. Lewis and wife, W. A. Wess-
niger, w. IL. ID. Larigney and wife,
Charles f. WeltSwald, f. G. Barnard.
Various Kinds of Night.
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