St. Paul daily globe., 1889-04-06
SAINT PAUL,
AMUSEMENT Norris.

adapted to the several talents of the
participants, were each rendered in a
manner TO call forth the honest ap-
plause of the interested audience. Fol
lowing Is the programme III full:
PARTI.
Song-"The Herdsman's Mountain
Home .-.:.:..:............. Abt
"The Bell Of Atri'' -. .......... LongfellOw
Margaret Rugg.
t"rhe King and Child; -. Eugene j. Hall
Edith Davidson.
Jimmy Browns Sisters Wedding Anon
Maud Messner.
Song-"Caller Herring ...............S Scotch
Gertrude Bancroft.
'The Day Of Judgment
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Bessie Mahan.
"The Little Quaker Sinner
Lucy Montgomery
Bessie Hudson.
Piano Solo-"The Mill' 80. .........J Jensen
Maud Messner.,
FAMOUS Apples ond iossia LTin Metse &; Hiiiye'
"Going to the Dentists '.....S. l.. 0berholzer
Jack Merriam. Frank Breed, viii Wallace
Miss Ediths Modest Request .Brete Harte
Flossie Messner.
Bessie Mahan and Edith Davidson.
Song-''Liltle Gipsey Jane" "........... Anon
Bessie Hudson.
Pantomime-'When the Cats Away yMN7
vi
Mabel Merriam, Margaret Rugg. Jack Mer-
riam.
The Bishop mind-reading entertain
ments will conclude az the Peoples to-
morrow night.
A matinee performance of Every
body's Friend" will be given at the
Peoples this afternoon.
The Cambro- American Choral Society
of st. Paul will give concert at Relief
hol h ltr.nl laf t,fr
for the benefit Of the Welsh Sunday
school.
The sale of seats for High Tide is
progressing finely at the Newmarket.
The company. including Mr.. lie L0nge.
Col. r. E. }. Miles and others, will ar
rive this afternoon. 4 complete dress
rehearsal will be given.
High Tide the production of F.
Percy WeadOn and Louis De Lange,
will be given its premier at the New
market tomorrow night. under the man
agement of Miles and Barton. A COM
petent company has been rehearsing
the piece for several weeks in Chicago,
and it is expected 10 be a most success
ful launch.
There will be paul Kauvar" matt
nee at the Newmarket this afternoon.
THE Old-FashiOnedD Deestrlck Skewl'
was presented last evening to a good
sized audience at Standard hall, for the
benefit of Hebron Baptist church. Mrs.
X. II. Black. of Charles City: To-, man
aged the performance, which produced
unbounded hiIarity by the froiics and
unruly behavior Of the gang of school
children.
Ben Hur' was presented again at
Turner hall last evening, TO fair-siZed
audience. The scenes, as before, were
FrrI
were all well taken. Miss Clara Louise
sistance of the performance, her charm
ing rendition Of the selections from the
novel being most dramatic. The "Char-
lot Race" scene is particularly fine.
Miss Thompson deserves great credit
for her magnificent recitation.
1t will be repeated this afternoon at
two o'clock.
PERSONALS.
r. D. Manson left yesterday for Chi
tago.
Fred F. Huntress. of Duluth, is at the
Ryan.
l.. Bliss, of Henderson. is a Windsor
guest.
NJ. o. Hall, of Duluth. is at the Mer-
chants.
f. B. Lombard left for Tacoma yes
terday.
E. a. Filkins left for Chicago yes
terday.
Charles II. Howe, of Chicago, is at
the Ryan.
II. G. Foster went to Washington
yesterday.
G. b. Ward, of Alexandria, is at the
Merchants.
w. ID. Finn, of Redwood Falls, is at
the Windsor.
Messrs. Olds & Gilman left for Chi
eago yesterday.
Henry Hewitt left for his home at
Tacoma yesterday.
ii. l.. Barney, of Ashland. is a guest
Rt the Merchants.
George Spencer, of Duluth, left for
Chicago last night.
Maurice Auerbach and Mrs. Rice left
for Chicago yesterday.
". E. Cullen and wife, of Helena,
are at the Merchants.
E. J. Foster arrived at the Merchants
last night from Winona.
w. N. Draper, a prominent Duluth
attorney, is at the Ryan.
DR.. John B. Weslin, of Duluth, is
registered at the Windsor.
E. J. Carter and wife, Helena, ar
rived at the Ryan yesterday.
Capt. Barrett and G. C. McClinton
left yesterday for Portland, Or.
|. NJ Ross, prominent contractor of
Winnipeg, is at the Merchants.
Mrs. Tracy Pratt and two children, of
Pierre. Dak., are at the Merchants.
j. A. Havighorst, of Toledo. O..
went through to Spokane Falls YES
terday.
The institute at Dawson is in session.
and reports large and enthusiastic at
tendance.
Mrs. A. E. Rice Joined her husband.
Lieut.. Gov. Rice, at the Merchants
yesterday.
George Rupley, manager of the Lake
Superior Elevator company, Duluth, is
at the Ryan.
Donald Grant and d. NJ. Grant, of
Farlbault, arrived at the Merchants
last evening.
Supt. Kiehle returns to-day from an
extended school inspection trip through
out the state.
n. S. Nelson and w. A. Armstrong.
prominent citizens of Larimore, n. D.,
are at the Ryan.
Ex-Gov. L. K. Church, of Dakota. left
for Bismarck on yesterday afternoons
Northern Pacific train.
Anderson Fowler, of New York. head
of the firm of Fowler Bros, pork pack
ers, Chicago, is at the Ryan.
6. ". Collins, U. S. A., and wife. of
Fort Totten, OAK, are at the Mer-
chants.
Capt. Morris c. Foote, United States
army, passed through the CITY yester-
day with number of recruits for Fort
Keogh.