St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-12
Adventists Close Their Camp
Meeting Near the Laugh
ing Water.
The Bar Disguised With the
Present System Of Jury
Drawing.
Ministers Resolve on the Sun
day Base Ball Question
Local Notes.
FOR A WORTHY CAUSE.
Successful Opening of the Fair
for st. Mary's HOspitaI.

for st. Mary's Hospital.
The fair to be held all this week at
Harmonic hall, for the benefit of st.
Mary's hospital, opened last evening
under the most suspicious circum-
stances, with large crowd present.
The hall was most handsomely decor
ated, the various booths being marvels
of beauty from any and every stand
point. The dining room is just off the
main hall, and is in charge of MeSdames
William McArdle, L. W. McGrath, Nc
Gam, Dunn, Moore, King, Lee and
Lyons. The ladies serve most ex-
cellent meals, and having fixed the
price at 25 cents for ladies and IS
cents for gentlemen expect good
patronage during the week. Early in
the evening Archbishop Ireland put In
an appearance, and as he came up the
hall the Orphan band struck up '.Wel-
come March," The archbishop spent
some time in looking around the hall
and shaking hands with old friends.
During the evening pleasing concert
was given by the choir of the Immacu-
of Archbishop Ireland, executed by Miss
Mamie Quinlan, came in for large
amount of attention. The picture is a
remarkably well executed one, and
many tickets are being sold for the
drawing. Miss Mary Ring and Miss
Mary Moran are the contestants for the
$3.50 diamond set, and the race promises
to be an interesting one. Roger Vail
was officiating as press agent. and did
much to put all the newspaper men who
visited the fair in way to securing all
the news there was to be had.
THE BOOTHS.
Tho riOnc hootbc ora in, oborpa bo
following ladies, who are putting forth
every effort to make the fair success:
Immaculate Conception fancy table,
Misses Mary and Nellie Prendergast.
Addie Owens, Lizzie Tracey, Miss Mary
Ryan and Annie Sullivan; st. Anthony
OF Padua fancy stand, Mesdames Mono
que, Kelly, Lawrence, Gray. Malone,
Brett, Fleetham, White Lennon and
Leonard; candy stand, Misses Ring,
Lynott, Corey, Rem, White, Kennedy,
Nugent, Hoy and Norton.
Notre Dame Fancy Table-Mesdames
Belair, EmOnd, Mead and Arrmeau.
st. Stephens Fancy Table-Mesdames
Lyons, King, Donelson, Campbell, Sun
valid and Kelly, and Misses McFeely,
Scanlon and Higgins.
Holy Rosary Fancy Table-MesdameS
Hoyt, Burns and McAllister, and Misses
Lille Cove, Bridget Gleason, Sarah
Corbett and Kate Tillisch.
The gentlemen having the fair in
charge are Rev. James O'Riley, Nj. w.
Nash, M. Ring, B. Thebodeau, j. H. LIE
Sage, John Schroeder, w. Weinikiser,
r. Lilley, John Swift, p. j. Moran, John
Walsh, Joseph Ingenhutt, executive
committee; M. w. Nash, treasurer; NJ.
2. Preston, secretary; P. III. Prender-
CAST, A. l.. Linnon, Joseph Pottner, A.
c. LIE Brash, likely, committee ON hall
and entertainment; John Norton, j. j.
De Settle, j. r. COrrigan, II. j. Bauman,
L. +. Dwyer, committee on tickets and
door; Roger Vail, press agent. The
special prize, a lot valued at $500, or the
$500, given by Archbishop Ireland, is in
charge of j. Coughlin, Rev. d. j. Reilly,
John Gleason, Matt Gross, L. j. Cor
bett, j. D; Mahoney, S: J. Mccarthy, S.
LIE Sage. Mrs. L. Connolly has charge
of the picture of Archbishop Ireland
There will be concert on the hall
stage every evening during the week,
when there will be
SINGING BY A CHOIR
from one of the various churches and
instrumental music by Plates East Side
Military band. This evening a choir
from the Church of st. Anthony of
Padua will sing, Wednesday evening
from the Holy Rosary church, Thurs
day evening from the Church of st.
Chlotildy, Friday evening from Notre
Dame and Saturday evening from st.
Stephens church. The ladies having in
charge the dining room will send out
invitations to all the aldermen and other
city officials. Nearly every priest in
the city was present last evening, and
all expressed themselves as much
pleased with the way the fair had been
gotten up. Friday evening the Hibern-
ian rifles will hold drill at the hall.