St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-03
splendid judge of horse flesh, but he neve,

splendid judge of horse flesh, but he neve,
| bets.
| DR.. E. Roselle looks quite distingue in
baggy trousers and tall white dicer.
| Adam Fetsch, attended the Saltwater
races and report has it that his exchequer
wassincreased thereby.
Louis Reinhart and Henry Schade have
| invented a patent to change the spots on
dogs. ,t.
Fred Terry has received job-lot of new
! Jokes from Devils Lake, and they are just
out of the pod.
Every peanut to-day will contain drop
of pure patrician blood.
You can slake your girls thirst to-day
with good old circus lemo-two colors,
white and red.
George Allen has got his eyes sot on
county plum, and his pole is just about
long enough to bring it down.
Judge Al Hall walked down Third street
in the direction of the depot yesterday
wearing a brand new silk hat, and smile
as sweet and suggestive of good things as
a summer morning.
Albert Clemill of White Bear lake has
boy years of age who is just commenc-
ing to prattle. The other day cow me-
andered in front of the Clemill residence
dull SJOOu ClCNlllS lCS Cuu
when the infant tOddled out, and holding
up its tiny hands at the bovine lisped,
"Gum: baby wants guln," The cow didn't
give up.
Prof. Tilleston says that his ozone treat
ment will put roses into the pallid face of
sickness or care and almost galvanize
corpse into life.
w. ii. Lightner the attorney, demon
strated his skill as an oarsman at White
Bear lake last Sunday by assisting in the
rescue of two men, whose boat upset in the
lake.
Choker collars are not desirable during
the hot weather.
The previous watermelon is in our midst.
White cork hats are fashionable just now.
It's English, you know.
Col. Kiefer is arranging for trip across
the briny deep.
Mike Donnelly wears the toniest head
gear in st. Paul and keeps cool by wooing
the muse of poetry.
Annie Eaton tempered the ardent beams
of Old Sol yesterday by slipping sherbert
from superbly-chased silver cup which
adorned desk in the Office of Eaton, Sr.
The cup is the one won in the polo game
by the Carnival Skating club last winter,
and it was just received yesterday. All
the prizes won in other contests have been
distributed and this is why Annie is
happy.
Wide trousers are fashionable again and
it is reported that society has been formed
to emulate the baggy pants and blue blouses
of the CeleStials. A few of the bloOdS
might also disguise the bumps on their
heads by adopting the queue, and to COM
plete the costume the white-sOled slippers
| might be added.
j. j. Lemon went out to look at some
real estate the other day and was stung by
bee. He says the bees in this vicinity
ought to have more style about them than
| to tackle anything so tart.
| Richard Lehman acted as best man at
| wedding the other evening and surprised
| his friends by making very appropriate
speech.
VIM Powers hasn't attended the races
| to any great extent. He believes in the
adage of business before pleasure.
| d. r. Moon says the hot weather doesn't
effect business very much, and Dan knows.
Prof. Phelps of the chamber of commerce
rusticates in a white hat and pair of gold
trimmed eyeglasses.
| John B. Brisbin will crate at Winona on
the Fourth on 1.-The Beauties of the Re-
public and Jacksonian Simplicity" 1t has
been twenty-four years since the judge
made Fourth of July speech at Winona,
and on that day the town burned down. A
great many wonderful things have hap
pened since then, and while Winona has
kept pace with the rapid growth of the
golden Northwest. the judge continues to
hold his own with any of them.
| Ralph Metcalf of the Winona Herald has
changed and for the better since the good
old days when he used to rustic for news
on the Z. 2. He took in the picnic at
Pfefers hall Thursday and looked very
dignified in tall silk hat and budding
whiskers. Truly it is a good thing to hold
down the editors chair ..N - 77'if