St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-24

very much exercised over the violations
of the fishing laws, which have been
very numerous this season. There are
a number Of people at the lakes who
are so spOrtSmanlike as to spear fish
by torchlight, thing which is ex
pressly prohibited. A person unac-
Quainted with this method of fishing
has no idea how destructive it is to the
fishing of the lake. An expert with the
spear will take more fish in one nights
work than dozen legitimate fishermen
VIII in the course of season; but not
only do they catch a tremendous num-
Der of fish, but they wound great many
more with the spear, which the next
day are cast up on the shores dead.
Here is a splendid opportunity for the
fish commissioners, or whoever should
look after the lake, to exercise the du-
ties of their office. A few fines levied
Judiciously would have very salutary
effect
There is little gayety as yet, Decora-
ton day will be the big day and the
social festivities will begin next week
with the opening of Ramaley's pavilion
on the I'd. The 18th of next month a
grand opening will take place. Special
trains will be run from the city to ac-
commodate the crowd that is expected.
All of the new yachts are launched, but
several of them are waiting for their
sails. Channon, the Chicago salmaker.
lost most Of his stock in a fire, and the
sails which were to go on the new boats
were burned, causing delay of several
weeks. The Martha, belonging to
George Nettleton, arrived at the lake
Thursday. She was built by Joseph
Dingle and looks like winner. The
programme of races of the W. 3. 7. A.
has been ARRANGED tOllOWS
Any race which is postponed for any cause
TO be sailed the following Saturday. May 30.
irst-class club race; June 20, club race; July
4, annual regatta; July is club race: August
l, ID and %, championship races; September
r. closing regatta. The course to be sailed
will be ten miles, starting from Dellwood
club house, then to the east end, then to Ra-
meiey's and back to Dellwood. making five
miles, the course to be sailed twice around.
The w. BY e has also arranged for
series of regattas to take place On
dates not occupied by the association.
Several of the races given by both clubs
Will be free for air, and between the
two clubs nearly every Saturday after
noon will be occupied.
At the lake shore: George Van Hollen,
Madison; c. F. Haer, Misses Annie and Belle
Marshall, Will Cummings ". II. Burke, W.
L. Kelley. NJ. Hunt NJ. Czech, G. E. Rags, C.
V. Kernall, A. P. Hendrickson, j. j. o Leary,
L. Musseter, j. T. Burke, Mary Burke. st.
Paul; George Lee, Boston; W. j. Evans, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Higgins, Still
water; James Ferguson, Chicago; d.
B. Raynold, Minneapolis; W E.
Burkhard, c. F. French, George Martin
W. E: Andrews James Shearn, Robert n.
LoOmis, E. G. limbaugh, George r. Monfort,
j. +. Evans George Warner. St Paul; c. IL
Davis, Chicago; Frank Riddell, Milwaukee;
d. W. Goldney. Chicago; Fred Hogan,
Omaha; Peter Jackson, Hoboken; Charles
Greenleaf, Litchfield; Tom Braham, E. B.
Morgan, Oshkosh; j. L. Watson Sioux City;
Charles Vansenber, Ashland; Martin Jones,
Sioux City; Dan O'Neal, Mona, To-; A r.
Gage, Rush Guy; John Brown, Minneapolis;
George Il. Davenport, Baltimore; DR.. George
Clarke. Toledo; Miss Lucy Mitchell, Phila-
delphia; Miss Eve Temple j. w. Mead and
wife, St. Paul: George r. Mathews. c. s.
Martin, Minneapolis; Frank d. Ainsworth,
Chicago.
Mahtomedi Hotel-F. E. Sheldon, P. Nc
Donald, w. 2. Murray. Mrs. S: III. Allison,
Enoch johnson. A E. Wislizenus, st. Paul:
f. E. Mayall. Boston; II. L. Palmer Milwau-
kee; ). ID. Guerin, St. Paul; S. G. Noble; NJ.
I. G. W. sanders. st. Paul; Miss Convill-
son, Taylor's Falls II. j. Christianson, Miss
Lord, Bert Ogden, Dan LaRock, 1t. Paul.
Wallace Wemott, of DellWood is an adept
at stopping sailboat as it rounds up to the
dock. Last time, however, when he tried,
the boat refused to stop, and the boom,
swinging over the dock, deposited him in
the water while the boat sailed merrily by
their cottages the coming week. Mr.. Corn
ing bath went up in a blaze in most mys-
ferrous manner the other day. Appearances
indicate that the fire was not accidental
Williams House--L. 81. Hastings Phi La
Montague, Mrs. w. c.. Grace and wife. st.
Paul; Miss Fanny Dean and Miss Nell Dean,
Dubuque.
The Matoska club, which. several years
ago, occupied the club house at Dellwood,
has taken Mrs. Johnson's cottage on Lake
avenue for the summer.
The Chateaugay has been delayed in its
preparations, but will be ready for guests the
coming week.
Among the many people who tried their
luck with the rod last week was DR.. Lee and
son Harry. 4~ .Sls
a. r. Moore Miss May Moore and, Will Far-I
mum visited at Dellwood last week.
One of the Lake Shore cottages has lust
been occupied by P. II. Kavanagh.
Hon. John B. Sanborn was expected at
his beautiful cottage yesterday.
Messrs. E. R. Allen and Finch have moved
into their Bald Eagle cottages.
The North shore has received an addition
in Charles Gage and family.
F. o. Hammer and family have moved to
their summer residence.
George Nettleton is settled in the Ordway
cottage for the season.
c. T. Bradford. of the Omaha, is at the
lake for short time.