St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-07

L.
NN/AGS. MIA seemed as if the
vi gtAE lake had been re-
'W<SH moved several de-
grees nearer the
frigid zone, and the ancient tradition of
the white bear which inhabited the lake
could be the more easily believed, as the
temperature seemed to be peculiarly
suited to an animal of his tastes. Very
naturally the enthusiasm of the simmer
residents was somewhat abated, and as
a consequence there IS little to chronicle
OF the many people who at this time,
under summer skies and balmy tenn
perature, are wont TO make the lake a
place of extreme enlivenment. Those
who were permanently installed at this
little Arctic region spent their time
hugging the fires, while those who were
at the hotels, or merely out for day or
two, fed to the city, to return again when
the climate should he more favorable.
The hotel registers. however, show that
they were not entirely deserted, and a
number OF dauntleSS spirits braved the
elements and moved into their summer
homes. The arist0cratic Manitou island
and Cottage Park received nearly all of
the balance of the summer residents,
and the coming week Will probably be a
gay one.
Looked Like a Cyclone.
1t is rumored that several of the cY-
clone cellars were called into use last
Wednesday night, although no one can
be found who will acknowledge that they
were afraid. but the threatening and
uneasy appearance of the clouds was
indeed vivid reminder of the cyclone
of last season which came so uncOm-
fOrtably near the lake, and resulted in
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large, dark mass of clouds gathered di-
rectly over the lake, and the wind came
from all four quarters of the compass in
space of few minutes. All of the
clouds seemed to be drawn toward this
common center, and to the excited
minds of those watching the scene,
the same fearful rotary motion
was apparent among the clouds,
but it resulted in nothing more
than a severe wind storm and water
spout. The latter cheerful visitor swept
across the lower part of the lake and eX-
pended its energy In beating up the
water. and then having circled around
in search of something to tear to pieces,
burst, much to the relief of those who
were watching 1t.
After numerous false alarms Ra-
maley's pavilion will open without
a doubt next Tuesday evening. In
vitations are out for a COM
plimentary concert and hop. and it will
be largely attended by lake and city
people. On the latter part of this month
the w. B. Y. A. will give reception in
their new club house to the members
and their friends. AS the membership
of the club comprises large number of
the society people of ST. Paul this event
Is expected to be way up in all respects.
Personal Mention.
Truman Ingersoll gave a picnic party at
his picturesque little cabin, Birch Lodge.
Misses Wright. Castle. Deacon. Wemott and
Moore, with Messrs. Moore, Farnham, Dea-
con and Wright made I'D the party.
T. c. Horton entertained his brother and
wife, of Philadelphia. also Rev. DR.. Pierson,
Of the same place. DR.. Pierson is likely to be
ealled to Westminster church at Minneap-
oils.
In spite Of the cold weather Rev. Dr.
Christy and DR.. J. T. Fulton and their fam
Iies moved into their cottages at Cottage
Park.
Miss May Moore and Miss Lula Deacon. OF
st. Paul. were the guests of Miss jamie We
mott of Dellwood, last week.
A small private party, attended by some of
the lake residents, was given at Ramaley's
partition last evening.
A. Lauer one of St Paurs prominent ca
lerers has taken charge of the OellWood club
house for the season.
The new Johnson cottage on Third street
has been rented By Mrs. Matheis, of st. Paul
for the summer.
C. E. Ellis ana J. L. Stack yesterday took
PIP quarters for the summer in one OF Will
lams' cottages.
A. B. Ovitt is constructing pretty cottage
Ht Dellwood, and will occupy it sometime
Ihis month.
JR. Nicnols, of Nichols & Dean, this last
week moved to his summer residence at
Mahtomedi.
The island has received another acquisi-
ton in the persons, of George Squires and
family.
R. c. Bement and j. B. Tarbox are settled
Tor the summer with their families, On the
Island.
The Rand cottage at Mahtomedi has just
been occupied by its owner, for the summer.
Mrs. Cunningham, of St. Paul has moved
to the Dalberg cottage on Fourth street
r. j. Markoe and family moved to his
cottage on Lake avenue. last Monday.
&. W. Harbaugh and family. last week
moved to a cottage III Ramaley Park
John J. Cullen and family are also occu-
pying one of the Williams cottages.
Ferdinand W. Willius, of Cottage Park last
week moved TO his summer home.
Mr.. John Cogan and family are in the
Browns cottage for the season.
Lyman Brundage has been visiting the
Bawyers at Mahtomedi.
DR.. Wheaton and family moved into Murray
Eottage last week.
H. G. Drake is occupying his cottage on
Aanitou island.
t. c. White is occupying one of the Chau-
taugay cottages.
Yachts and Xachtsmen.
]. E. Myer, of Mahlomedi is the proud
pwner OF the only catamaran on the lake
Mr.. Myer does not enter in the regattas but
bis little craft has demonstrated her speed in
tunning away from several of the larger
yachts.
The Victorine, belonging TO G. D. O'Brien,
has made her appearance in an entirely new
rigging. She carries two large square sails,
fore and aft and resembles a schooner in ap-
pearance, although in slightly different rig
ging.
The Nellie, the largest sloop on the lake.
was launched this last week. She is still
sound and will stand 1t for several years
longer, although she has seen long and hard
Bervice.
The cold snap Of last week frightened the
7. NJ c. A. boys away from their club house.
but this week they will occupy it perman,
emily.
At the Hotels.
Lake Shore Hotel-E H. Ozmun, St. Paul;
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Sodenburg Cincin-
natl; Henry Share, A. l.. Roth, D. Kinkle, FL.
Brown. Miss Miller, L. e Newport st. Paul;
W. B. Chaplin. Duluth; E. Werner, st. Paul;
mi. anu hTs u. NJ. DNIleSDN, MI.
and Mrs. John Rogers Jr., st. Paul; Rev. a.
j. Carr, Rochelle, To-: James Carr, Chicago
A. b. ovitt, Miss Farnham, 7. G. Hyland, E.
Farnhan. John L. Burns, ST. Paul; A B.
Kirk, st. Louis; George Z. Won Hollon. st.
Louis; Charles Moss, Red Wing; W W. Beach,
Mankato; George IL. Van Dusen, Milwaukee
B: Adair, Minneapolis; Z. Foos, A j.
Thomas Sioux City: 6. W. Robinson anu
wife, F. W. Platt and wife, A Swartz. Miss
Ada Richardson, j. B. Fishleigh,
II. w. Leonard, Oscar SteEens IL.
n. Cook and wife, St Paul:
Miss Minnie Thompson. Miss Agnes Thomp-
son, Master Walter Thompson, Dubuque; B.
T. Jackson. c. B. Rhubesby and wife. ST.
Paul; Ada N. Crow. minneapolis; Walter
Clark, Sioux City; G. A. Collins and wife,
Ohio; l.. \. Dion, and Tife. ST. Paul: John
Chase, E. F. Chase, ST. PAM; +. Phelps and
wife, Cleveland; f. ". Randolphs and wife.
Memphis; George Z. McCammon, New York