St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-03

ERANh PERCY NEADON
presents fair illustration of the archi-
fectual construction of the present
coat. and his Gothic outlines are modi-
fed into a seeming sOlidity by the
horse-blanket renaissance of his new
capelet "ben."
Col. Maj. Willie Harkell has new
garment he has recently imported from
England which has the effect of an OPT
ate upon the efforts of some jealous
ivalS.
Col. Willie Shepherd has blossomed
out in regular sumner, the cape of
which is lined with quilted elder down.
Willie Silly, of the Tribune, has a
perfect love of coat, which clings
about his willowy form like a wet
flag to pole on rainy Fourth of July
morning.
Charlie Wright, from st. Paul, comes
over occasionally when there is bur-
lesQue troupe in town to air himself in
coat are bowed with kabo, so as to give
him the appearance of flying as he
moves gracefully along.
DR.. ID. II. Dorman does not make
much pretentiOn to style, but trOts
along somewhere in the 80 class in an
English ulsterette, with mainSail at
half reef.
frankie Satterlee is sometimes seen
with his nurse, on pleasant days, wear
ing a combination Chumley which
works by pulling string.
Charlie Parker clings to the old style
"Ah, there" and finds it convenient to
do marketing with.
Hiram A. Odell stops the breeze with
a blanket which measures sixteen feet
from tip to tip.
IF
can Telegraph company, wears modest
blue that swells him to almost robust
proportions.
Mike Tobin flew into town in advance
of Margaret Mather the other day on
wings of Irish fries.
Edwin Ferry gets into line with a
frock coat that has been used in Hamlet
make ups at the Peoples ever since the
theater was opened.
Col. F. E. Nimocks has not capelet,
but has the next thing to it, which hap
pens to be vest.
CLUB GOSSIP.
The remnant OF the Secret Order of
Sons of Rest met i'll Mike BreSlauer'S
paste repository last night to decide on
some way Of disposing of the S5-cent
surplus left in the treasury al the time
the society was merged with the
brothers of the Velvet Hand" While
Patrick Seventy-Five Per Cent Gibbons
was addressing the assembly on this
subject, Brownie Wallace and z. Percy
Weadon departed with the IS cents, and
then and there did wilfully, uniawfully,
Wrongfully and feloni0usly rush the
GROWER to that extent.
j. Ii. Dorner, exalted master Flub-
dub, will introduce at the next meeting
of the Flubdub club resolution max
ing it fineable otfense for one member
to use the name or address of fellow
flub in the promiscuous insertion of
want ads in the daily papers.
The CryS nthemum club is preparing
for symposium ct symposie'' to be
held Feb. %. One of the toastS is The
Strong Arm of the Law-How it Feels"
to be responded to by Col. ". w. Wetle-
son.
Two eXpounders of the Delsarte move
ment had been engaged to eXpound the
movement and pound each other in the
room of a private club on Thursday
night, but certain people who were in
Vited there to see it waited patiently,
and were finally told by the manager
that the contestants had failed to APP
pear. The reason of this proved to be
that the proper bait in the form of
shekelS of gold and silver had not been
provided.
The janitor of the Tribune building
found the following effusion lying
among the cOpwebS on the door of the
room for which the Minneapolis Press