St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-24


a. J. LambertOn. st. Peter; Mrs. G. b.
Ahrens. q. ID. Teasdale. ST. Louis: ALI
Kahn, Eau Claire; \. 5. Brooks, wife and
child. Grand Forks; A. +. Brown, Pitts
burg; A. l.. Baldwin, Boston; Miss NJ.
Valentine, Edinburgh, Ind; III. G. Foster,
Spring Park: Miss III. j. Nelson. Miss
Phelps, +. J. Smith, w. j. Mead. Mrs.
Kate l.. Penniman, Maude L. Penniman.
Minneapolis.
The Excelsior Yacht and Amusement
club was organized at the Blue Line boat
house last evening, on the plan already
given in the columns of the GLOBE. 1t
was decided to hold weekly sailing and
rowing regattaS during the remainder of
the season, and the first one will
take place next Tuesday even
ing. The several events will be
in Excelsior bay. and the course will be
lighted by electricity, which will make the
scene a very picturesque one. The Ex-
celsiOr marine band will furnish music.
and there is no reason to doubt the COM
plete success of the new venture. Among
the events already decided upon for Tues
day evening will be double-Scull barge
race between crews captained by Carl
Pickett and Harvey Van Duzen and
selected from members of the club. A
lady will ride in each barge as coxswain.
At the Hotel ST. Louis: George KeIso.
Joseph Walker, Master Walker, Austin.
Tex; J. II. Rogers, Houston, Tex; G. w.
Kerr, Minneapolis; S. +. Stearns and wife.
Miss Z. Delano, Miss G. Delano, Grand
Rapids, Mich; j. l.. Morris, st. Louis:
Jerry Harding. Springfield; James l..
Williams, ST. Louis; j eff Ryan, wife and
nurse. Leavenworth, Kan; Miss Olive
Harding, Houston, Tex; Miss Eginton,
CoyingtOn, Ky.
AT the Lake Park: &. Williams, II. p.
Rugg and three children, Mrs. George Gull
yer, st. Paul; ii. j. Van Ripper, j. c. S.
Carens, A. j. Keine, John Quailey, Willard
Patten, Miss Florence Harrington, Mime
apolis; Miss Eta Miner, Geneva, Wis; w.
NJ. Graves. +. w. Porter, wife and daugh-
ter, Chicago; w. ID. Lynn, WauSeon, o.:
c. Townsend, Leavenworth, Kan; J. c.
Jasper, Quincy, ILL.,; j. c. Arthur, Man
katO, Kan.
The base ball fever still runs high. Yes
terday afternoon the Lake Park bell bows
and the Excelsior nine played three innings
at Lake Park. The score stood II to IL in
favor of the town boys, when the latter
Withdrew from the contest. The bell bows
play the Lafayette walters next Wednesday
at the Lafayette grounds The Lake Park
walters play at the Lafayette grounds to-
morrow, and at Hotel ST. Louis next Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Supt. Kemp of the Manitoba: w.
ii. Dixon, general Northwestern passenger
agent Of the Chicago, Milwaukee d St.
Paul; Harvey HengefOrd of the MINNEAPOLIS
~ st. Louis and wife; and t. K Stateler.
travelling passenger and land agent of the
Northern Pacfhc road. Des Moines. Ia,
represented the railroad fraternity at the
lake yesterday. They all took the round
trip OH the City of st. Louis
At the Excelsior house: j. c. Ken
mouth, Miss Slocomb, NOrthfeld: J. Hen
lon, Mrs. j. Wilson. LeavenwOrth, Kan:
j. B. Hooper, Helena. Mont, C. G.. Aus
tin. La Crosse; w. b. Webb. Montana; Z.
III. Stockholm and wife, st. Louis; +. c.
Berry, Minneapolis; VI. j. Muneuch, San
Antonio. Tex: L. ID. Foster and family.
Miss McKnighten, Ottumwa. Ia; Miss j.
l.. Thompson, Brooklyn, Y. Y.
When the news of the death of Gen.
Grant reached Excelsior yesterday, the
members of the AriOn Comet band of Car
| image, ILL.,, which is furnishing music on the
steamer City of ST. Louis, purchased a
large quantity of sable cloth and trimmed
the boat i'm honor of their distinguished
fellow citizen. The act was a thoughtful
one and it was favOrably commented upon
by all.
Lyman Dutton, Northwestern manager of
Fairbanks, Morse " Co.'S steam engine de-
partment Chicago. accompanied by III. Il.
! Quick of the ST. Paul end of the house. and
George Deren, general manager of the
Pittsburg, Penn, Bridge company, made
the lake trip yesterday and dined at the
Lafayette.
Mrs. II. ID. Gould, Peoria, Ill; Mrs. G.
ID. Perkins, S. Fleishman. Winona: j. b.
Niete, New York; Gov. j. l.. Marye, Fred
erieksburg, Va; Hon. J. II. Dooley and
wlfe, Richmond, Va; j. a. LOreIy. Albert
Lea, and c. G. Koop. Brooklyn. Y. Y,
arrived at the Lake Park last evening.
The wife of Hon. Henry Hall of st.
Paul, accompanied by her nieces, Miss
Buck, Ioekp0rt, n. Y, Miss Hattie Chap
man. Middlebury, VT, and her nephews.
=. F. and C. p. Chapman. and = a
Fletcher, Middlebury. VT. form pleasant
family party at the Lafayette.
Among the permanentS at the Excelsior
mousse, who have arrived during the past
three days. are: G.. L. White. George III.
BiXby, Chicago; c. A. Hodges, Peoria. Ill:
Dennis Mimic and family, KiethSburg. Ill;
and j. NJ. Mehans, Peoria, III.
The Lafayette orchestra will play a
evening. under the direction of Prof Thiele.
on the City of ST. Louis. A large partv of
guests will accompany the players around
the lake.
On account of the exceedingly warm
weather yesterday evening the german.
which was TO have been given at the Hotel
Lafayette, was indefinitely postponed, and
the orchestra played a delightful concert
program.
The Dakota Editorial association will
take trip over the Minneapolis d st. Louis
road to the lake to-day. and will go to Lake
Park. n ride on the City of St. Louis will
be one of the features of the day.
The flags at all the hotels and boat houses
were at half-mast yesterday i'm honor of the
nations dead. Col. Jewett Wilcox of La
fayette announced the sad fact by a large
bulletin placed in the Office.
The Lake Park bell BOYS will entertain
their friends of the Lafayette at the Lake
Park Amusement hall this evening. There
viii be promenade concert, a dance and
other features.
The members of the state Prohibition
convention who attended the picnic YES
terday passed resolutions of thanks to Miner
Ball for free ride on the steamer Star.
Col. w. F. johnson. general passenger
agent of the Lake Shore q Michigan South
ern railway, and family, are at the Lafayette
for the season.
There will be lawn festival at Maple
wood this evening under the auspices of
the GrOveland Congregational church.
Henry J. Smith, agent of the Chicago &
Northwestern railway at LambertOn, Mimi,
was at the Lafayette yesterday.
Mrs. Rhodes and family of Pittsburg,