St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-02
CARNIVAL.
Cou,iuued From sixth page,


proud of.
The beautiful hand-painted snow-shoe
design on one side of the Seven CORNERS
Snowshew clubs banner was done by MIS-
ii. A. Planck and presented to the clup.
The Nushka club had several ladies IN
their ranks and they didn't blow thelr
fingers half as much as the men.
The ladies of the Wakouta club will meet
of an m. to-day at the club rooms IN the
chamber of commerce.
The firm of Aueraach, Finch and Van
SIyck have uniformed 100 of their employees
at cost of $1,000
It was too cold last night for tobogganing
or skating. and the clubs abandoned 1t I'LL
warmer weather.
On the banner carried by the Uncle Sam
club was perched what was SAID 10 DC
real live eagle.
The Ice Bear club had white bear with
them last night that attracted great oeai
of attention.
The Misses Morrissey presented the
Wakeutas with a magnificent banner iasl
night.
Albert L. MAILER will be at the rink and
measure the distance from one point to an
other.
Joe Potgeiser cannot find pair of moe
casins that will fit him. and cannot join
club.
An inquisitive correspondent wants to
know how many ways toque can be speit'
A Photographic group of the GLOBE To
boggan club hangs in carnival headquarters.
The Ski club at the grounds last nlgh'
applauded by clashing their skis together
w. Cole will enter for fancy skating.
He cannot skate but he has lots OF SAND.
Mankato will send q delegation of over
one hundred with a band on Wednesday.
City Attorney Murray acted as though he
had a chill ON the grand stand last night.
There was a good opportunity for pick
pockets to get in their work last night
Sealskin sacques were not in tashion last
night; flannel ulsters were all the go.
Bill Kemp is wearing toboggan suit like
the sample he was showing the boys.
Mr.. Mccullough is very tall. He got on
a toboggan. He would tell no more.
The commercial travellers with their linen
busters are feature of the carnival.
The Carnival Skating club will meet at
the Ryan skating rink at 1880 o'clock.
Several newspaper correspondents from
Canada and the East are in the city.
Grand Secretary Tallmadge is now on
duty at carnival headquarters daily.
Capt. Ed. Beams face shone like a fall
moon when the parade was over.
There will be promenade concert to-
night at o'clock at carnival hail.
Z. ID. Chadick will appear la Mikado
with his umbrella for a balance.
G. r. Finch was wearing his WakOuta
badge upside down last night.
Secretary Tallmadge viii drink cham
payne only on state occasions.
Hannaford and Moore will organize a
yonng ladies' toboggan club.
A number of the North Stars of Mime
apolis were down last night.
The clubs will visit Dayton's bluff to-
night and have jolly time.
The ice structures outside the palace
grounds are very attractive.
Col Robertson is a dandy and knows
how to handle colOred fire.
An Indian maiden can make about ten
pairs of mOccasions day.
The Carnival Skating club make people
shout when they pass by.
There were Ii, 900, 900 people in st. Paul
last night-more or less.
The "Royal Route" costumes are among
the prettiest in the city.
The curriers' were playing on the rink in
the grounds yesterday.
Ehle Allen can sing a song but he don't
like to make speech.
The great ice palace carnival is the great
success of the reason.
Harry Ives will spin around like top
and not do anything.
Wait till next Wednesday night then
look out for crowd.
No organ grinders were noticed on the
streets last night.
General Manager Van Slyke was rather
busy yesterday.
Secretary Tallmadge is a great tavorite
with the ladies.
Men with wooden legs did not march in
the procession.
Five thousand uniformed men were in
line last night
The Ice King will receive big ovation
Oh his arrival.
The Railroad Toboggan club have very
tasty suits.
j. ]. Hill will not join in any of the pro-
cessions.
The woods are full of uniformed men and
women.
The Crescent club show up in great
shape.
The weather last night couldn't have been
better.
The st. Georges club is great organiza-
ton.
1t beats Fourth of July all hollow.
The ladies are veritable darlings.
The city has gone daft.
On with the dance.