St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
While the Merry Throng OF
Young People Centers
at Ramaley's.
Society Throbs Garnered in
the Suburban Resorts
of st. Paul.

MdntomeQl mas Deen central point
of interest since the second day of
June, and the religiously inclined have
been present in large numbers to attend
the very interesting aud instructive
Bible readings. A number of very in
teresting men with very interesting eX-
periences are giving addresses on points
OF great interest and Importance TO
Biblical students. Perhaps the most in
teresting man, and the most interesting
subject to be treated, is w. L. Black
stone. on the return Of the Jews to Pal
estine. Mr.. Blackstone is a man who
has devoted years to the watching and
studying of this peculiar subject. he
has but recently returned from
Palestine and consequently can
speak with authority. Munhall, the
great evangelist. is also pres
ent and he is always power.
Col. q. r. Clarke. John q. WOOlley, j.
R. Pratt. Rev. r. n McKaig and A.
Nash. all we'll known throughout the
country for their evangelical work and
as Biblical students, are present, and
will give addresses on various subjects
of importance 10 the meeting. White
tents are dotted thiclSly around the pic
tureSQue tabernacle whore the meetings
are held, making temporary residences
for those who attend the school.
The Fourth dawned an ideal Fourth,
and. in consequence of the pleasant
weather. the special trains from the city
brought thousands TO the lake. picnics
on every hand. and every craft that
would float was in demand. The crowd
distributed itself principally in the
neighbOrhood of Ramaley's pavilion; so.
when in the afternoon Seibert'S Orches-
ira struck up for dance, the crowd re-
spOnded with alacritY, and soon the
large pavilion was filed with a Snrglng,
seething. oerspiring multitude of dane
ers. This continued without cessation
until far into the evening. When might
spread her mantle Ger the eartn" the
patriotism of White Bear burst forth in
a most brilliant pyrotechnic display:
The display from Ramaley's eXcelled
anything OF the kind that has been seen
for many a Fourth. Pieces of every
conceivable variety blaZed out into the
darkness. anu transformed the scene
into fairyland. At the same time, and
with almost equal splendOr, the people
of the island. having united their ef-
forts. gave vent 10 their patriotism by
setting OF fireworks from barge out
in the lake. The darkness Obscured
the barge, and when rockets, candles,
mines and bombs began 10 shoot toward
the stars. it seemed as if volcano had
opened in the center of the lake. and
was vomiting forth its fire and lava in
honor of the great American holiday.
Individual celebrations now began to
add their displays to the already brill
liant scene. Cottage Park, DellwoOd
and MahtOmedi were all brilliantly
Illuminated, and their inhabitants gave
exhibitions which added a finishing
touch TO the fiery scene. All in all, it
was the most glorious Fourth ever spent
at the lake.
Yachting and Boating.
One OF the prettiest scrub races that ever
occurred on the lake took place last sunday
evening. just as the sun was going down.
The Nellie. the Storm King. Della and
Manitou came together aud, by common
consent all turned around and started down
the lake together The breeze was light, and
the large canvas Of the Dalla : soon caused
her TO leave behind the Manitou and TO gain
on the storm King and Nellie, who were
slightly IN advance. The boats sailed nearly
10 the point Of the peninsula, then turned
and headed back toward Leamans :. On this
tack the MsnitOu sailed the fastest ana when
the end OF the stretch was reached there was
not fifty feet between any OF them
The Marie. the large and very peculiarly
mOCeled boat belonging 10 Dr.. Little. OF
DellWOOd, veutured over 10 Ramaleys the
other evening. The doctor is new al sailing,
ana after he had reached his destination he
was little yuzzled how TO get hack. II re-
Quired The combined talent OF Lake shore TO
finally start the yacht on the return trip.
The old Lucy, belonging 10 Vic Richards,
is once more in the water. She is the Oldest
and probably the safest boat on the lake. Her
model i exactly that tOf q bowl. and she
viii weather the fercest storm that blows.
The Mary. belonging TO Leavitt Corning.
now spreads a new and very much larger
sail With this increase OF canvas her owner
is Eeeping a Watchful eve on prize.
Another steam launch has been added 10
the lake by Mr.. Gates. who runs the boat him
self and thinks il the nnesI sport in the
world.
Mr. Verify. Of MahtOmedi, is the proud
! possessor Of very trim little seventeen
/ fOOter.
VIII and Ed swayn also Of Mahtomedi,
will soon put yacht on the lake.
Personals.
At the Chateaugay: D. Il. Babcock New
| YORK: ". II. Cram and party, Minneapolis,
/ J. H KetchasOn. It. Louis; Helen NJ. heOgh,
I New York: Z. 4. Lytle. BeunOs Ayres: R. n.
Taylor, Daniel Waters. Minneapolis; Mrs.
/ Stocking, Denver; Louis Jarchow, saltwater;
! D. D. FasseIt and family. ST. Louis; Mrs. NJ.
: Martin. 4. Sanford. Minneapolis; D. r.
/ Long and wife. West superior; H. Hempelm
/ and family st Louis; Mrs. J. II. Paige, Mrs.
! " W McCOrd. 81. LOUIS; Dr. J. H. Plechner
and wife, " J. Martin aud family, Chicago;
August BOoren. saltwater: r. p.
7 MEIuQe. MAX OlElu4Chs -uAu4EdpullSs
/ c. Athey, Jacksonville, III. Of ST.
| Paul-George NJ. Kenyon W. K. X.
! Smith, Z. D. klots j. j. McCue, c. Il. VII
/ man. J. E. Anderson. James H. German. c.
! n Barnwell ". g. BaTrwel T. Rogers. 5.
! Rogers. John Rogers George Rogers. Henry
/ Rogers, Mrs. John Rogers +. T. Ous, Z. {.
! Rogers. E. A. Green. G.. {. Falrchlld. a. ID.
! Pinkerton. ". E Williams. @. n Walters.
| Mr. and M-s E. II. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
/ y Blood Miss Katherine O'COnnOr. W J.
| O'Conuor. J. 2 Kahn. ". F. Birmingham,
/ ". E McCuue- c. o. MaImstrong and family,
/ F. G. Nalmstrong, Ed Wood, 8. Nolan. a
| Marston. r. J. Flournoy, John B. Burrows.
! C. J. Hendy. George R Holmes and wife.
| Nora Holmes. Emmett Holmes, C. 4 Parkers,
| Mrs Ellen kain. Miss NJ. kain, Mrs. II. Ma
1 guire, Frank c keogh- L c Rogers r Oar
( ragh. E. J. Darragh, F. z. Darragh, Miss E.
| Brien. Rose Darragh, Katharine Darragh.
/ Lucille Darragh.
Al the Hotel Leip: W L. Perkins Jr. Mar
I tin Anderson c. E. Linn. Edward II. Os-
man. E. D. Klots. W 4. b. Smith, Gussie
/ King II. II. Clifford and wife, W. Z. Viii
| mot F. san Soucie. Miss Eva Pope, Charles
/ c. Fairchild, E. O. Greene, Henry Jones, EC-
| gene Kueffer, c. E. jackson. F. j. Price and
! wife. Charles Connen. all Of St Paul: J D
! Richardson. Minneapolis; Mrs W. R. Miller,
| Miss Minnie Miller. T. Jefferson, Hudson;
| Mrs J. y. Pauneau. NJ L Miller and family,
| - Louis: Charles Moth. Detroit: j. B.
/ Horne Chicago; c. R. Bean. Stillwster;
/ Theodore Scott Minneapolis; 7. ]. Harrison,
| MankatO: Charles II. Gilman, Duluth; P. j.
/ Smith. Wisconsin; James 3. Bavurse Eau
! Claire; JudsOn Cross. Faribault; Dolph E.
Mars. Great Fails; A. E. Akin. Minneapolis;
| J. D. Richmond. Duluth; c. a. Corbett,
| Minneapolis: George c. Stiekney. Hamline.
! At the Williams House; Mrs. Alba E Muse
| MeadVille. Pa: J. D. Laddy and family, Min
| neapolis: Victor Peterson. New York; Mrs
| r. a Lowry. Mrs. Harry Monkhouse, Kath-
| crime Monkhouse. Topeka; Jessie Boardman,
| Dellwood OF St Paul-AFs. j. VI. Welch.
Harry Allen, P. G. Strong, L. L Harrison. Z.
| c. Turner d. Citiaen. Ida Dbieth, Anna
/ Houpt James c. Pond. ]. ". Whitman and
son. C. : spear, Mrs j. ": Whitman. Harry
NJ. Comfort H. q. Hart y. W. Chase. Emil
| Gunther. George POehlmann. Racy POehl-
mann Maggie Poehlmann, Mrs. Krauiger.
W. e. CrarY. George Lowry, G. W. Pow, Joy
Marsden. Mr.. and Mrs ]. G. Roeller.
AT Mahtomedi Hotel: Belle Buchanan. F.
A. Bristol and wife, F. E. Sheldon, z. G. Nc
Donald, c. T. Rowland, T. II. Murray, Percy