St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-30
of this month the court convened. The
following appalling array of court Off
GERS and counsel were present:

OF this month the court convened. The
following appalling array of court Off
GERS and counsel were present:
Right Hon. Henry Louis Williams, chief
Justice; ir'Olivier Cleveland lord high sher-
iff; Sir Enoch Merrill Hallowell, lord high
jailer; Sir William Ford Dickinson. chief
clerk; Hon. Joseph Mathew Hawthorne.
Hon. Addison Venelle Teeple. counsel for
commonwealth; Hon. Samuel Charles Biggs,
Hon. John William Lane, barristers of the
court.
After some very amusing testimony
and arguments on the part of the cOun-
sci, the jury came to most eXtraOr
binary and unusual verdict. They found
the prisoner guilty of the OtfenSeS
charged in the Indictment and then
went and acquitted him, hoping that he
would repeat the offense at the earliest
possible opportunity.
In yachting circles there have been
several changes. The craze for chang
ing cats into sloops still continues.
The Shadow now carries large
iib in addition to her mainsail, and in
light breeZes skips along in remark
able manner. The new boat built for
Paul GotZian has not realized all that
was expected of it. and Mr.. GotZian has
repudiated the purchase. The boat is
now temporarily in j. =. Elmer'S hands,
in it. Capt. Elmer is the man who will
find it out. The yacht race last evening
was followed by an unusually large
dance at the DellwO0d club house. The
city club members turned out in force
and the lake people were ali there, max
ing it the most enjoyable hop of the
season.
Personal Pointers.
Friday afternoon Miss Florence Lamprey
gave lunch party to a number Of her friends
Among those present were Misses Mabel Mer-
ram. Mary Wilson, Bertha Bement. Frances
TarboX, Ray Lamprey, Mary Auerbach, Anna
Pollock; Messrs. Robert Kirk, John Ham
mond, Lew Forepaugh, George Finch, Carl
Taylor Karl Harbaugh.
Friday evening next benefit will be ten
dered to Mr. Ramaley at his pavilion. An
unusually fine programme will be rendered,
and those attending will be well entertained,
and at the same time show their appreciation
of the advantages MI RamaleY has given the
lake.
Thursday afternoon Sam Ettlinger, of the
Leip house, the most successful and inveter-
ate fisherman on the lake, brought in the
finest catch of the season. In two hours he
took in twentyeight large pike, averaging
from two to three pounds in weight.
B. P. McCune has received a pennant,
awarded TO him as winner of the canoe race
some Saturdays ago, 1t is of blue back
ground, with the name of the beat one side,
and First on the other. The pennant vas
awarded by the W. B. Y. c.
Hon. E. A. Hendrickson and wife, of st.
Paul: Mr. and Mrs C. r. Underwood Lafay-
apolis, were guests at the Jewett cottage the
past week.
The people of Mahtomedi turned out
Thursday evening to attend the ''Snow festi
val, beueft given for Rev. Mr.. Snow, an
aged minister of Mahtomedi
MisS PasSia Wood Of NbioooO w bo
been spending the summer with Mrs. j. W.
Taylor at Carmarken, returns home to-mor
row.
The Mahtomedi, the only steam launch the
lake possesses, has finished her seasons
work, and is now beached at Ramaley's.
R. C. Bennett, Lance Bennett and Lon
Forepaugh have returned from fishing trip
to Balsam lake, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Buford, of Rock Island, who has been
visiting Mrs. W. H. Wood, of Cottage Park.
returns home Tuesday.
Prof. Rank and family, who have been
spending the summer at Mahtomedi, have
left for the East.
A; NJ, Knox. of St. Paul, was the guest of
j. L. Stack last week at his cottage near the
Williams house.
Wednesday afternoon Miss Jessie Horton
gave eobweb party at her cottage on the
south shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Forest, of New York, are
at the cottage OF W. B. Dean, father of Mrs
De Forest.
Fred Bigelow, of st. Paul, visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Fl. T. Drake, of the island, last
week.
Miss Mabel Stoughton has returned home |
after lengthy visit with friends st Mahto-
medi.
Stanley Morrison. of Yale college, has been |
visiting at the Markoe cottage on Lake ave |
nue..
CIV; Eberlen and Miss Mary Perkins have |
been the guests of H. r. Drake. on the island. /
Miss Hancock and john blakeley were en- /
tertalned at the Tarbox cottage last week.
j. ID. Denegre was entertained by Wallace |
Wemott at Dellwood last week.
AT the Hotels.
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