St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-19

lively appearance There were no incidents
of Importance. the day was cool and
pleasant slight showers adding to the COM
fort of visitors.
There were registered at the Lafayette yes
terday: D. Fl. Gallagher, Minneapolis; G. A.
Bennett Minneapolis; G. FL. Kellogg wife and
child, St. Paul; Ella Kellogg, st. Paul; Edgar
Stark, st. Louis; Mrs. c. ]. Kershaw, Chicago;
c. ]. Kershaw, Jr., Duluth; Miss Collins, New
York; William Dunn, Chicago; F. N. Smith
and wife, Minneapolis; H. 3. Bellew, Law
renee, Kan; R. c. Rider, St. Paul; A. Nc
Weigh Covington, KY; E. H. Whipple. Cleve-
land, O.; Jacob Bechel. Rockford, ILL.,; FL. r.
Wells, Preston; Miss L. Robinson, Springfield,
ILL.,; Miss Reighton, Chicago; A. ripe, Atchi-
son, Kan; A. DeLand. New York; Frank
Risch, Milwaukee; DR.. c. Jaegers and daugh-
ter, Elgin, ILL.,, A. NJ. Valentine Wisconsin;
c. C. Waring, Yonkers, n. Y; Fl. J. Potter
and wife, Toledo: Charles j. True, Chicago;
Riley Lawrence, Fort Madison; Frank Dunn,
F. W. Harrington, Chicago; Miss L. Sanner,
Ripon, Wis.
| The following people were registered at the
Lake Park hotel yesterday: Geo. S. Harper,
| Mrs. Geo. G. De Marini, Miss Alice NJ. De Mar
| mi, Eduard c. De Marini, Mr.. and Mrs. John
| A. Oldenburg T. r. Rainey, J. w. Hennion,
G. o. johnson, S. P. Frisbie, Thos. Boyd A.
P. Turner, F. }. Horon, Minneapolis; W. w.
Sly, W. o. Sappers, Guerino J. Richie, Miss
| Cora l.. May John B. Slope, Harvey AFFORD,
S. c. Dix and wife, Minneapolis; S. R.
Leregne, Chicago: F. D. Middleton, New
York; V. J. Mayo, New York; Ivan l.. Mel
| son, Boston.
The judges of the regatta were evidently
| laboring under considerable excitement yes
| terday, for the GLOBE was misinformed as to
| the position of the Minnesota and St. Paul
| crews in the four cared shell race. The st.
| Paul club came in third instead OF the Mime
| fon fOrc incrf !, "a
| race, and the officers of the association dis
| appeared like q rocket Immediately after the
| race, leaving the representatives of the press
the statement as published yesterday.
An excursion from Chicago took in the
| lake yesterday on the Hattie May. There
were about eighty in the party.
The program of the Masonic picnic on
| Thursday is elaborate and the prizes costly.
| Immense crowds are expected.
T. K Tracy and A. G. Mann of Chicago and
| G. W. Anthony and family OF Springfield ILL.,,
are at the White house.
The Sunday evening concerts at the Lafa-
yette are drawing large crowds from the city
at night to this house.
Mr. Thompson of the Lake Park hotel has
a stone, very curious indeed, on his desk
! Visitors should see it.
G. Viyean and wife and William Miller of
| Duluth were registered at the Excelsior
| house yesterday.
The banquet given by the Winnipeg club
Saturday night at the Lafayette was an en-
joyable affair.
A ball game will be played between the
walters of the Hotels St. Louis and Lafayette
to-day.
The Italian band gave a delightful serenade
yesterday afternoon at the Stetson pavilion
I. Charlton of Indianapolis has arrived al
the Excelsior for the season.
J. H. Middleton and family made tour Of
the lower lake yesterday.
]. c. Howarth of st. Augustine, Fla, is a
| the American house.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Bletcher spent Sunday
at the lake.
Tuesday.
There will be an entertainment at stetson':
Tuesday.
J. Mayo, of New York, is at the Lake Parl
hotel.