St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-22
FRIDAY At SALTWATER.
Bob Younger Reported Very Low at the
Prison Hospital.
VISITED BY HIS SISTER,
His Aunt and Several Distinguished
Citizens of the State OF
Missouri.

me OunSer DOyS, SolCmoiis ooihNS
and Bob, were visited at the state prison
yesterday by their aunt and sister, re-
spectivelv. Mrs. DR.. l.. w. Twyman and
Miss Retta Younger, of Independence,
Mo-. who will remain for time in the
city. Bob Younger remains confined
the greater part of his time to his cot IN
the hospital, and when the GLOBE re
porter called upon him yesterday found
the patient greatly changed for
the worse in his physical condition.
He is wan and haggard and
has lost his old vivacity. He resisted
for a long time all urging to go to the
hospital, but physical weakness at
length compelled him to succumD.
Both Cole and the reporter were near
his bed when Miss Younger and Mrs.
Twyman arrived at the prison. The
meeting under such circumstances was
dOubly painful to the two ladies, but
naturally the boys take great comfort
in the visit. During the preceding day
the Youngers were visited by other
Missouri friends, Hon. s. c. Raglan, OF
the Missouri legislature; Col. Rogers,
of Kansas City, and Col. w. u.
Bronough, of Henry county. Missouri.
is believed that under present con-
ditions his failure is so rapid Bob can
survive but few months the longest.
1t is said Miss Younger will appeal to
the governor to allow her to take her
dying brother home with her.
The 4th of July schedule of contests
and sports was arranged by the eXecu-
tive committee yesterday as follows:
Industrial and business display, prizes
SIS, 500, S45, S25, SIS and $40; grotesque
features of the parade, tour prizes or
$40, $50, so and IS, respectively; four
cared bateau race, at least four crews 10
enter and three to start, three prizes OF
SIS, $50 and S25 respectively; tw0-oared
bateau race, winning four-oared crew
barred. s25, SIS and SO: boys foot race.
two purses of S25 each, and each divided
$40, 6. So, 50. and four prizes OF 81 each;
mems foot race, S25, SIS and $40;
barrel race, $50, So and $3.50; potato
race. $50, SIS and $3.50; tug of war, $50
for thewinning side; three-legged race,
$3.50, IS and $3.50; tubrace, $3.50, S. and
$3.50. Both the cornet band and the
drum corps will appear in the parade.
The officers of the executive committee
are Mai. E. W. Durant, president: Emil
Kruger. vice president; G. NJ. McCluer.
secretary; George o. Haskell, treasurer;
J. j. Eichtcn, John Mccarthy and G. =.
Moser, auditing committee. The solicit
ing committee has met with such
prompt and liberal responses as insure
one of the most elaborate and merltorl-
Gus exhibitions ever attempted in the
valley, The boat races will be OF
special interest and the industrial and
business display promises to be OF un-
usual merit and attractiveneSS.
The re-OrganiZed boom company met
Yesterday to adjust certain unfinished
matters connected with the old organ
ization. The slight raise in the river,
owing to the coming in of the Yellow
river water. has assisted matters at the
boom and quite good work continues to
be DONE About 115,00O,000 feet will
have been turned out by tonight, and
there are now in the boom between
O,0GO, 900 and 5O,O00,00 feet that can be
reached, even with the present stage OF
water.
Mrs. H. e. Stordock and children
have gone for visit among friends in
Minneapolis, and the warden started
yesterday Oh a trip to Moorhead and
Rothray.
Harry Richardson, accompanying
Ed. Conrad, returned yesterday from
FaribauIt, The latter, in the declama-
tory contest participated in by the boys
prize. a silver medal.
George Long and James Mackey re-
turned yesterday from NOtre Dame
University, Indiana.
The steamboat excursion that was to
have been made to Prescott last even
ing, was postponed Oh account OF the
cold weather.
Richard Whittle, of Borrowman's
shop, took the first prize in the sack
race at the harneSsmakerS White
Bear picnic.
The Wheeler lett yesterday with logs
for Clinton.
The Quick est Time Ever Made.
New Passenger Service, commencing
Monday, June II, over the Eastern Min
nesota Railway.
Fast morning Express leaves Sunday
excepted) St. Paul at SAB a. M; Mime
apoliS at 9:05 a. M; reaches West Su-
perior at 80 p. M, Duluth at 2:45 p.
m. Lunch served from Buffet.
business Mems Special" leaves
daily: st. Paul, 4:45 p, M; Minneapo-
lis, sos p. M. reaches West Superior at
9:45 p. m, Duluth at 10 p: m. Supper
Mems Special" enables passengers to
leave either terminus after business
hours, reaching their destination at a
reasonable retiring hour.
This it the fastest schedule ever in
force between points named. Superb
parlor cars on all trains. The only line
Turning all it's trains through solid.
Ticket Offices: Union Depots, all
points; 1S5 East Third Street, st. Paul;
corner Third Street and NicOllet Ave-
nue., Minneapolis.