St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18
Can Find Sport in White Bear
Boating During This
Weather.
Suburbans Are Impatiently
Waiting for Good Time
Coming.
Society Events in the Clus-.
ter Of Which st. Paul Is
the Gem.
Hamline, st. Anthony, Merri-.
am and Manchester Parks
Reports.

The past week was quieter than last,
if possible, but the promises of good
time coming still hold out. No one is
happy until he kicks against the
weather, and then he isn't happy. The
winds have been too heavy and the air
too raw to make boating pleasant to any
but an enthusiast. The enthusiast was
with US; he came from Chicago. and ne
was travelling man. He went out fish
ing three days running and he didn't
know how to do it either; but he had
his reward, thirty or forty sunfsh and
three or four bass. When man who
knows now to fish, George Allen, or
Charley Grundy, or Ernest Birehall,
for instance. goes fishing; he may
not get any fish, but if he
does they are bass. This is where
they differ from the imported fisherman
from a Chicago dry goods house. A few
small strings have been taken. and fish
ing will be good as soon as the really
warm weather comes.
c.. A. Roach, S. w. Mulyey, George
W. Howard and James Wadsworth. OF
the ST Paul Cycle club, made the run
out to the lake on Sunday.
White Bear will observe Memorial
day in the usual manner. and has ln-
vited Col. Sessions, of Minneapolis, to
act as orator of the day.
DonneIly has added another to his
fleet of launches, and chrSteped 1t
Baby. These boats will make regular
trips after June l.
A considerable delegation from the
st. Paul post of Sons of Veterans at
tended the party Of the local post OH
Friday night.
The regatta of next Saturday will
bring out all the new boats, and the in
terest of all yatchsmen on the lake IS
conferred in it.
Dr. and Mrs Welch and Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin settled down on the Lakeside
cottage Thursday, and will stay there
for the season.
st. Paul school teachers will try a
Decoration day excursion to Lake ShOle
and boat ride to MahtOmedi.
Charley Fairchild, J. l.. Stack and DR..
Weirick are waiting for warmer times
in order to come out.
a. NJ. Lawton is building a cottage, at
White Bear Beach, and will occupy it
about June l.
Thomas Fulton and family. of Pitts
burg, are again at their summer home
at Lake Shore.
DR.. Wheaton and family have left the
island and are living on Lake avenue
this year.
Rev. S. G. Smiths little daughters
will spend the summer with e. 5. Dur
ment. 1
D. c. and DR.. II. W. Lufkin are ar
ranging for summer home at the lake.
Ferdinand Willius aud family are
once more at home at Cottage Park. 1
Edward Harrington has taken a cot
tage in the village for the season.
The first concert at Ramaley'S pavil- 4
ion is announced for June Is.
Ed Pease will occupy one of the
Burns cottages this year.
Judge O'Gorman has cottage on
Fourth street this year.
r. II. Stevens and family are on North
Lake avenue this year.
George Fahreon is occupying a new
cottage at Dellw00d.
J. C. Terry and family are again in
summer quarters.
Ed Treat will spend the season at
Dave Hanna's.
Col Allen visited the lake on Sunday.
YACHT CLUB NOTES.
The next regular meeting OF the
yacht club has been called for Thurs
day at Leip's. Yacht owners are re-
quested to send in the measurements of
their boats to the secretary, that they
NAV be printed for the information of
the members.
The new rig on J. W. TayIor's boat
will put it into the foreground unless
the other boats are much better than
last year.
Howard Ramaley expects to have the
''Sunshine''in commission by Thursday
in order to have day or two of prac-
tice.
Eugene Ramaley thinks the Manitou
will carry about as much sail as any of
them this year.
DR.. Welch Says it isn't safe to say the
Fortuna is not in it until you see her
new rig.
The property committee will try to
place new bouys on the course early
this week.
wv. Ware has been elected chair
man of the regatta committee.
J.P. Elmer is still waiting for the
spars of bis new boat.
HOTEL GUESTS.
At the Leip-LouiS NJ. Tasting,
Philadelphia; G. La Montague, E. r.
Gilman, b. A. Pomeroy, H. c. Merrick,
Robert Erwin, T. A. Price and family,
r. S. Hardy, E. Lerner. st. Paul: J. Z.
Smith. Chicago: E. r. Connor, Duluth:
J. P. Alcott, Saltwater; Miss l.. NJ
Hedges, P0lo Ill.
At the Chateaugay-A. Cooper. Hills
dale. Mich; Ed Pruden. San Francisco;
John Farrell. Boston: George j. Plant,
w. IL. PulSifer, F. E. Tut, st. Louis;
II. W. Borum, J. A. Flesch, c. H.
Enough. Gene Forest, NJ. Marcus, Chi
cago: Mrs. j. e. Brown, Saltwater; f.
J. Lincoln, Alpha Lasher, James I'll.
Gorham, Walter j. Kelly, E. A.
Murphy, c. A. Roache, IS. w. Mulvey,
George ". Howard, James Wadsworth.
z. W. Leanars. D. c. Lufkin, DR.. H. NJ.
Lufkin, H. B. Warren. F. c. Campbell,
John Adsit, J. Barley, Ii. G. Kemp, st.
Paul.
At the WuIiams-E. W, Pease. W. E.
Heffernau. W. ID. Patton and wife, b.
l.. Burwell, Ii. c. Wilson, j. r. Gray,
B. F. Knauft, A. B. Cults, ]. r. Wood
head. Frank G. Strong of ST. Paul; Mrs.
Jos. E. Blabon. Portland, Me-; Edward
Walker. La Crosse: l.. NJ. Moore, Osll-
kosh; J. T. Wilson, MankatO.
MAaTOMEDI.