St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-10

guished as the week when White Bear
played its 1st Of May trick upon its
visitors. During the preceding week,
with its warm, balmy days, the lake
presented an attractive spectacle to the
inhabitants of the city, and lured a
goodly number to its shores. Then,
having fairly got the city people within
Its grasp, the weather suddenly changed
and proceeded to freeze them in the
most approved manner. As a conse-
quence, the enthusiasm of the summer
visitor was somewhat diminished,
and the rush for the lake re-
ceived check. Yesterday. how
ever, everything was lovely again,
and the procession of cottages
and summer boarders was once more on
the move. The fishing began last week,
and many a good string of black bass
and other varieties have been taken
from the cool waters. While fisher
man may, even now, assure himself of a
good days sport, yet the constant fish
ing in past seasons seems to have had
Its effect, and fishing is far from what
it used to be. The hotels begin to show
signs of activity, although the registry
is not yet very large.
The Lake Shore hotel, formerly the
Leip house. is well under way, and I'M
der the new management will, undoubt-
edly, be popular. There are registered
for the season: A. G. Ramsden and
wife, Fred Burman. E. F. Conch, G. g.
| kimball and Philip Smith. all OF st.
Paul. Others who registered last week
Waters, Boston; J. A. Quinn, Joseph
lister, Camden; &. G. Mcveign,
st. Cloud; George Watson. Baltimore;
J: X. Riley, E. E. Johnson and wife,
Miss Alice Johnson. Milwaukee; F. San
SQUEEZE. w. T.. Nash, Chicago; F. f.
Brooks and wife, Memphis; John Walsh,
Omaha; c. A. Collins, Detroit; y. w.
Boyd, j. w. Trumbull, Duluth; W, A.
Payton, Kentucky: Robert F'itZsimmons,
Australia; b. r. Daily, Chicago; Tom
my Ryan, }. o. O'BrIen, j. E. Wilson,
w. +. Bracket, +. X. Hanson, st. Paul !;
George Clark and wife, Des Moines.
The Williams house is prepared for a
large number the coming week. All
its cottages are rented for the season.
w. w. Cantwell and family are settled
| Ill one of them, and others will move in
this week
Mrs. brakes Lakeside cottage is
ready to receive guests.
The Chateaugay will not open this
season until the 10th.
The Mahtomedi hotel will open the
coming week.
The W. B. Y. A. it is said. will offer prize
to be sailed for by all the boats of the lake
without any restrictions.
Walter Morton's new boat has arrived and
If looks go for anything, she will make
things lively.
One of the best of the new boats is that
built by Gus Peterson, one of Ramaley's old
sailors.
A G. Otis has bought Hi!er Horizons cot
tage. He will sail the Dellwood in the re-
gattas.
Robert Fitzsimmons the pugilist, will peace
full iaa E'pend the summer at the Murray cot
Dr. Christie has leased Dr. C. E. Smiths
cottage a. CJttage Park for the summer
The naptha a1nches have been bought by
Seaman, who will run them this season.
A. W. Krecht has engaged the Wheelock
cottage on the island for the season.
Frank Keogh and John Rogers will occupy
cottages in the Lake shore grounds.
Messrs O. q. Sturgeon and Powers are at
their cottages at White Bear beach
The cottages at Dellwood are now all filed
Mrs Hewett moving out yesterday.
Judge Young's cottage will be occupied by
C.. 0. Rice and family this season.
w. P. Jewett and family are at their cot
tage, Park Home, for the season.
Mamton island has received an addition in
X. j. Stone and company.
Messrs Trip and Swan are occupying
cottages at Mahtomedi
A. L. Arthur and family are quartered in
the Terry cottage.
II. A. Boardman and family are settled in
Dellwood cottage.
C. d. O'Brien and family moved to their
cottage Friday.
IL. S. ogden is settled in his cottage beyond
the bridge
The singer cottage is now occupied by Mrs
Crosby.
The first yacht race will take place May 30
The boat built by Seamen. which j. L..