St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-15
STORM KING ON DECK.
Not Luther Newport's Boat,
but the Genuine Spring
Article.
Early Season at White Bear
Not What It's Cracked
UP to Be.
But the Exodus Goes on in
Anticipation Of the Time
to Come.
Notes, Personals and Gossip
Gathered From Around
the Shore.


at White Bear. though he relented for a
few hours one day last week, and suf-
fered the rays of Old Sol to caress the
bedraggled whiskers of the earth in a
very hesitating and uncertain manner.
The temperature has moderated greatly,
but old mother earth is in state of drip
ping perspiration from the continuous
downpOur, and were it not for the COM
plete system of drainage afforded by the
natural formation of the country, every
thing would be afloat. This rainfall.
however, is greatly needed. and has
raised the water in the lake severa
inches, and is consequently cause of
great rejoicing among the yachting
fraternity.
The exodus to the lake from town
owing to the state of weather and the
roads. has not been as great as during
the previous week, but several families
have, nevertheless, taken up their
quarters at the lakeside. Of social life
there is none, although the summer
campaign was most auspiciously opened
Thursday last by ST. Paul attorney,
who was seen rowing on the lake in the
moonlight enjoying the society of one
of the fair sex
AT Dellwood the club house is re-
ceiving new dress and is being very
prettily decorated throughout The
large banquet hall has been tinted in
light terra-cOtta shades and makes very
handsome room. The docks will be
built in short time and the club house
will then be ready for occupancy.
George Soiners is building new
fn fO,.
occupancy this summer. The event of
greatest importance at Dellwood is the
repair of the Nushka, and it is anxiously
watched by the entire population. Capt.
Elmer is giving her thorough over
hauling and has provided new suit of
sails. She will carry less canvas than
last year. as Elmer has decided to sail
for pleasure and not for glory.
T.. A. Jaggard has purchased two lots
on the point of the island from Walter
Morton and will build at once from
plans by j. K. Taylor, so as to be at the
lake this summer. Harry Drake has
purchased the Palmer cottage and is
making extensive improvements. 1t is
rumored that he will add another boat
to the rapidly increasing White Bear
fleet. Walter Driscoll will arrive at the
island Monday. while r. B. G. Bement
AT Mahtomedi the boom is on with
vengeance. The cottages are nearly all
filled and the hotel is open. A. V.
Teeple. E. F. Delano. N. NJ. Thygeson,
u. ID. Williams, T.. w. Saunders, Mrs.
NJ. Murray and Mrs. Swan and their
families are now located in their cot
tages for the summer.
The old amphitheater is to be torn
down and used in the construction of
cottages. and, alas. the Chatauqua of the
West Will soon be thing of the past.
AS the Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ton club house is to remain Mahtomedi
Will probably continue to flourish.
During the winter Dingle has built
twin cat60ats for Maj. Espy and Will
Murray. The Murray boat was launched
Thursday and is beauty. The fleet at
Mahtomedi will be further increased by
the addition of new boat to be owned
by Messrs. Will and Ed Swan, they
having sold their boat of last season.
Ihe new boat will bear the same name
the Fleur de Lis. G. A. Miller will
probably become the owner of boat in
the near future, though he has not as
yet quite made up his mind.
The public is probably aware that the
st. Paul & White Bear Railroad COM
pany Is to make very extensive i'm
provementS at the south end of the lake,
but its knowledge is necessarily linn
tied. The company is not yet quite
ready to make the plans public, but as
they are rapidly nearing completion,
there is great surprise in store for st.
Paulites in the very near future.
Col. Leip has made two improvements
which cannot fail to come to the notice
of every visitor. He has built a new
windmill. much larger than the old one,
and has brought out a brand new reg
lister, whose virgin first page is headed
with the well-knoWn signatures of G., G..
Mackubin and Alfred S. Hall. These
are followed by the names of Hans
jung. Alexander Jung, j. M. Trelease
and wife, Fannie Gellatly, Mrs. A. B.
Curry. ii. b. Curry, G. Ii. Ackerly and
wife and others.
r. B. Galusha and family, after re-
peated postponements, will, without
doubt, be at the lake this week. Reu-
ben Warner and family will occupy P.
II. Kelly's cottage. and Ferdinand
Willius will appear in few days. The
cottage park households will all be
we'll established by June l.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Jaggar will be at
the lake after June l, and will probably
take up their residence at Mrs. Rama
ley's at Lake Shore.
Robert Bement has sold the Aglae to
Jack Merriam and she will be taken to
Forest lake. 1t is rumOred that MIR.
Bement intends purchasing another
boat, but, as Jim Elmer says that the
Dark Secret will beat everything on the
lake this year. Mr. Bement should be
satisfied with first prize, and not try to
capture first and second prize by enter
ing two boats.
Capt. and Mrs. Miner, of the Twenty
second infantry, Fort Keogh, are
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Ovitt at DELL
wood.
Walter Hewitt was at the lake last
week for few days. Mr.. Hewitt will
be missed from his accustomed place
this summer. as he will make his head
quarters at the Aberdeen.
Mrs. Drake has decided to run Lake
side cottage again this year. and will
open in few days.
Charles Geist will be guest during
the summer at the-McClung cottage.
Signs about G. d. O'Brien's place
give promise of an early occupancy.
Miss Birdie RainfOrd is the guest of
Mrs. DelanO at MahtOmedi.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Ramaley are at j.
d, RamaleV'S