St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-18

tons were fired at her in such a stream
that she was forced to call on her hus-
band to help her out. F. G. Gould. Mrs.
Z Underwood and Mrs. Stager were made
a committee to recommend a list of
roses for culture.
The next exercise of the evening was
a paper on 1.-The Care and Culture of
Bulbs" by Frank H. Carleton. of Min
neapolis. He went into discursive ac-
|. count of the valuable bulbs, telling of
the finest flowers and giving advice
|: from his own experience of the care of
/ the plants. A paper on Agricultural
\ and Horticultural Education in, Minnie
sota'' by Prof. w. W. Pendergast,of the
agricultural college, followed. The pro-
! lessor had the ready support of his
! education was not to gather into the
/ brain collection of facts to be hunted
I out, but was to
I j STRENGTHEN THE MIND
and widen out the man. He gave a
thorough account of the mode of educa-
ton in the college and history OF the
work. The professor spoke in high
terms of the students and Is undoubtedly
greatly interested in the work and
means to make success of it. The
evenings session was closed by humOr-
GUS account of the delegates trip
through California with the American
Historical society. Prof. Pendergast
urged all those of the society who had
not visited the college to come out this
morning. A large delegation will prob
ably go, leaving a few behind to do the
work of the morning.
The following awards were made by
the various committees during the day:
G,rv> unv, ~ for
best collection of apples.
+. G. Gould, Excelsior, second premium
($3l for best collection of apples.
F: G.. Gould. first premium ($3) for display
of Wealty
F. G. Gould, first premium (S2) for winter
F. G. Gould first premium go for display
F. G. Gould, second premium ($2) best
plate OF any variety.
A w. Latham, Excelsior. first premium
(S3) best plate any variety
\ G. w. Wooley, display grapes (no award
G. 6. Patten, Charles City. To-, second pre-
MUM SD. display of winter apples:
William Lyon, first premium $50, display
of fruit in glass jals
Mrs. W. Lee, Faribault, first premium (SD.
best plate Faribault seeding,
j. c: Knomer, first premium (SD. seeding
hybrds.
The Mendenhall greenhouse carried off all
the prizes in flowers, receiving in all $23.
VEGETABLES
Uric Lyons, half-peck early potatoes, first,
So; H. F. Busse. half-peck early potatoes,
second. 81; William Lyons, potatoes, winter
and spring, first, So; F. Ii. Busse, potatoes,
winter and spring. second. 81; F. H. Busse,
onions. first, So; William Lyons onions, sec
| ond. 81; F. Il. Busse, turnips, first, So;
William Lyons. turnips. second, 81;
William Lyons beets. first, 81; FIJI. Busse,
beets. second, 80 cents; William Lyons, pars-
nips, first, 81; William Lyons, carrots. first,
81: F. H. Busse. carrots, second, so cents:
William Lyons, Hubbard squash. first, 81; e.
II. Busse, Hubbard, second, So cents; F. H.
Busse, winter cabbage, first, 81: William
Lyons winter cabbage, second, So cents; j.
Allen, display table vegetables. first, So;
H. F. Busse. display table vegetables, second,
So; j. S. Gray. box lettuce, first, 81.
PANTRY STORES.
William Uric. honey in comb, first go:
William Danforth, honey in comb, second
81: William Danforth, strained honey, first
81: j. Fl. Wilcox. strained honey. so cents;
William Lyons. display canned fruits, first,
So: l.. H. vii COX. display canned goods, Sec
| ond, 50: William Lyons jellies, first, So; L.
Il. Wilcox, jellies, second, S.; William Lyons
pickles, first 81.
WORKS OF ART.
Mrs. E. S. Webster, single fruit painting,
first, So.