St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-12
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man attract great attention Tor thelf st9ie
and beauty.
Architect Wirth devotes a good deal OF MS
time just now to studying up the plans loi Iie
addition to the National ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
bank building.
John w. Willis looks comfortable in white
hat and long linen duster
Wally Hope looked just as fine yesterday as
If the mercury was in the hftes, ana MS
handsome mustache never relaxed a mar.
Frank Hanson looks neat and cool III d piue
striped seersucker of stylish pattern
prof. Priem warded of the warm rays OF
Old Sol Yesterday with black sunshade.
.Iudee Wood of the Sixth ward protects
himself from the heat with silk parachute.
Assistant Postmaster o Brien says that ms
DEPARTMENT can boast of the best amateur
base Eall player in the city, even tnough ne IL
a member of the lean mems nine.
DR. BRYANT keeps cool in tourist cap IL
is terra Gotta in hue and built like SCOOP.
S 5. Eaton don't believe in crowding the
mourners and when the sun blazed its hottest
Yesterday he sat in his shirt sleeves and
nutfed away at q cigar. the picture OF cotent-
meut.
Uri Lamprey takes it easy under cover OF
q Panama hat.
George r. Finch visited the site OF the late
lamented ice palace yesterday and ne gazed
nensively ON the spot where the glitterIng
beauty once reared its majestic but cold and
naughty front. He couldn't lind enough OF
the wreck to tincture lemonade.
Arthur Baugh takes solid comfort IN sea-
foam alpaca.
Gen. Jennison went out to look at the
weather Yesterday and he struck the shady
side of a drug store where the pellet OF silver
in the little glass tube marked serene VI
That said he, lis about the only honest
thermometer have seen to-day. why, tnere
was a fellow in the Office this morning with
buffalo overcoat on, and he tried to make me
i
him. don't 'cherknow.
Secretary Judson of the State Agricultural
society says he will surprise the nauVeS NY
giving them a new feature at this years 1alr.
He can't give it away yet.
The warm weather chestnuts were on decK
Yesterday and a good many of them were
roasted
The shady side of the street was popular
Yesterday So was the exposed front OF tne
lemonade and soda water fountains
Young Moneybags created sensa ton yes
terday by announcing that his father had
been son-struck. with soft infection on the
O. He had just tapped the governor Tor
money enough to buy fishing OUTFIT.
Supt. Hardacre employs the hot weather
by laying in wait for the briny tribe, and capt:
Bean says he has bulge on sequestereo
trout stream AS vet no trout have material
lied.
.sThis white plug hat business is getting to
be an endemic said a society man yester-
day, land it is more contagious than the
measles. What revolution IN sentiment
few years will make, anyhow. Ten years ago
white plug hats were as scarce in st.
paul as hens teeth, and it re-
quired good deal OF nerve TO
walk down Third street with one on, while
the wearer was regarded as swell or q DUDE.
Now everything is changed and you can
count almost hundred in ten minutes.
Why, the fellow who doesn't wear one isn't
considered in line. l guess I'll go ana get
one myself
You can doff your chapeau now to Sergt.
Maj. C. S. Bartram, the ranking non-com-
nissioned officer of the First regiment. He
isn't the least bit proud, either
Judge Cory has draped his manly form in
a straw hat and alpaca ulster. This may &C
count for his failure to appear as umpire
between the Fats and Leans at Red Cap
park.
Palmquist, the festive Seventh street pho
tographer, should now be add reSsed as Lieu
tenant, he having been promoted to commits
Sary Of subsistence with the rank OF first lieu
tenant.
Will Strickland says it is as easy for him
to consider an application for loan as it
is to write up policy, and the work is every
bit as cheerful
The good-looking countenance Of Johnny
Merriam is draped in Il happy cerulan smile
Of late. His star is now beaming its
brightest.
Ignatius DonIelly mopped his epldermls
yesterday, and said it was healthy.
DR.. Sweeny of the state fish hatchery says
he experienced a rough sensation few
nights ago, and when asked what it was he
said he had been yanked out of bed at a. M.
by an interviewer. The doctor shouldn't
mind a little thing like that.
Herman Grote is not nearly as warm as he
looks. He says he has got the anti-fat
weather down fine and knows how to ham
die it.
1t is pleasant to behold the handsome phiz
of Col. George w. Cross once more in our
midst. The colonel is congratulating himself
on his narrow escape from climbing the
golden stairs.
Ferdinand Willius has returned from his
extended sojourn in Europe. His complexion
is nut brown and has the healthy tinge to be
acquired only by salt air and sea voyage.
Prof Snow has been to Iowa in quest of q
blooded driving horse While there he ran
against the business end of a humble bee and
he brought back a gentle reminder of the
picnic.
Market Master ORegan decorates the lap
pei of his coat these mornings with blush
ing peony. He says there is nothing like
being en- regle.
Gus Borup keeps cool spinning funny
stories.
George B. Clason diets himself in hot
weather.
The young lady with the yearning ice cream
expression on her face was out for promo
made last night.
Anyone possessing true zeal for the well
fare of mankind can do his generation bless
ing and immortalize himself by erecting an
ice water fountain at Bridge square.
Shirt sleeve toilets are fashionable for
Office use.
Circus lemonade. two colors, white and red,
iswhat you can treat your girl to now. 1t is
cheaper than ice cream and more health
full.
The escaped lunatic who wanted to know if
you thought there was going to be a hot spell
was on deck yesterday.
Did you ever see young lady "crack'' or
attempt to open bottle of champagne? Mo-!
Nor either, but was let into little secret
of how the attempt was made by two st. Paul
girls, and it was real funny. They are both
nice and proper young ladies, with mastery
fondness for Jun and innocent amusement
and with ready resources for putting their
little schemes into execution. Miss l." was
celebrating her-well no matter what
birthday-and when her best young lady
frind called to commiserate her and talk over
their prospective chances, which hinged on
the probability of certain young gentlemen
screwing their courage to the sticking or
matrimonial point, she produced bottle Of
ChcQuot which had been nicely iced by q
caterer and proposed that they toss off a
bumper in honor of the occasion and in an
ticipation of future conquests. There was
the wine, but the caterer had neglected to
send along corkscrew, and here was a di-
lemma they had not counted on. They had not
learned the knack of their lord and masters of
breaking the neck off, in emergencies and
what were they to do. Miss l. had
an idea, and she proceeped to carry it out.
Cutting the cords she took the cork in her
dainty teeth and proceeded to, pull on it.
After several hard tugs the obdurate cork
yielded to the persuasive influence of the
fair damsel and came out with pop that you