St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-24
A ROYAL SEND-OFF.


will all go down to the track again to-
day determined to pick the winners.
As evidence of the statement that the
best people of Minneapolis are interest
ed in the races the following names Of
some of those who were there are
offered: j. M. Miller and wife, j. W.
Lawrence and wife, F. A. Parker and
wife, E. w. Dana and wife, G. W,,Park-
er and wife, +. G. Pillsbnry and family,
Thomas Lowry. Loyal Bintliff, Dr..
Hntchins. w. B. Heath and wife, Prot.
A. w. Porter and lady. Mrs. Barge, III.
.. Murphy, Fred Eastman ands wife,
Mrs. Whitmore, Dorilius Morrison and
wife: Sam and Hal Watson, Cel. john
carriage. Among the Minneapolis peo-
pie who occupied boxes were; IA. r.
Legg and party, Ed w. Dana and fam
lily, John @. Black and family,
Emil Ferrant, wife and friends,
s. Rosenfield and party of friends,
In various portions of the grand, stand
could be distinguished the familiar FED
lures of A. j. Boardman and wife, R.
Hanson and wife, DR.. George E. Kicker
and wife, Frank Larrabee with party Of
friends, r. N. Stewart and lady, Judge
Emery and wife, E. a. May and wife,
B. II. Heller, B. F. Davenport, W. b.
Anderson, DR.. ID. H. Darman, W. b.
Wheeler, l.. Stafford, F. 81. Breen,
Mark Hayne, G. e.. Goodrich, w. IL.
Donahue, Andy Nagle and ladies. Har-
ry Wood, o. NJ. Larraway, w. FL. Eus-
tis. Charlas Bintliff, Miss May Bintliff,
Morris Rosenield, /. Rosenfield. Will
lam Levy. Besides those who went
from Minneapolis in carriages and 9TH
erwise, there was tally-ho party COM
posed of the following ladies and gen.
tlemen: Lewis Hull. w. B. Palmer, L.
Rand. Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Rand. Will
lam Hallowell, Miss Kate Rand, Misses
Washburn, Lowry and PillSbury, Dr..
Foster and Miss Casey, of Toledo
Minneapolis Ways.
From certain things which occurred at the
track Yesterday, it is almost certain that Min-
neapolis and st. Paul will soon shake hands
across those s'barrels of evidence" and swear
eternal friendship. How is this, as an. indi-
cation that the feeling of bitterness is dying
out: A. j. Blethen, R. B. Langdon, Pat
Kelly and Fred Driscou Sr. were observed in
close conversation. 1t was at first thought
that they were arranging for duel But no.
They were making up blind pools on the
Derby" When the race was over some one
said, ''Let's take something" and the quar-
tette disappeared
Judge Emery discovered that the back
door Of the grand stand was open and i'm
mediately started for Minneapolis on foot
and with resolution in his heart An East
Minneapolis scavenger told him, near the
close of his long walk. that the race track
was not in minneapolis.
Wherever Dr.. D. H. Dorman went he was
followedby several hundred field glasses,
and so many signs were heard to escape from
handsome women whenever his black silk
shirt was concealed from view. -,
After the first race. Dr. G, E. Kicker was
overheard asking s'Why don't they release
that Cataipa, She can't field worth cent.
The doctor had been Investing in pools.
C. G. Goodrich wondered why it wouldn't
be good thing. to build an electric street
Car line on the race track, la Hennepin
boulevard scheme.
Lac Stafford wandered into the betting
ring during 10 afternoon and seven book
makers Immediately took down their signs
and left the track. s
by Hach was seen trying to barter his bar
onial estates on the castIed Rhine for a 81
ticket on Rosemont. He is still owner of the
b. e. o. I. C. R.
W. B. Wheeler was heard to soliloquize
thus: IF could corrall all these people and
sell them railroad tickets I'd become fpresis
dent of the ro.Id. eH N
T. Lowry shook his head sadly when he
found that Electricity would not be allowed
to start IN the race. He had sure tip that
she would win. i5sS@-s :
F. C. Pillsbury wondered why the people
would not come out in such numbers To the
Minnehaha trotting meeting. - if%s =
Sam Morton never found winner, and
told friend on the quiet that ''the umpire
is agin u.s.
Frank Lar1abee bought Prince Fonso,
rubbed his hands, and said: This is better
than pie" sist ,