St. Paul daily globe., 1893-07-04

K. McLaren, =; n. Dunn, 3; X. G. Jefferson,
stroke: r j. Shepard. coxswain.
Junior four. three quarters OF mile. may
or's cup and gold badges-Kinder rgarden.
color black; II. p. Bend bow, r c. jefferson
. n. p Langford y. f. G.. Halbert stroke
Cinches color white; T. L. Wann bow. A
h Paget :, Lester Mabon j. Percy Houghto n
stroke.
Senior double, three-quarters of mile-W.
n. Armstrong bow: color red; L. s. Bigelow
stroke A. Il. Paget bow; color white:
George o. Nettleton stroke.
Senior single. mile and half gold badge
George o. Nettleton. color, blue: L. S. Bige-
low, color, white. W N. Armstrong, color.
red; T. L. Wann, color. red.
Junior double. three-quar ters of a mile,
gold badges-Arehie Wright bow; color,
blue; Percy Houghton stroke. T; l.. Wann
bow; color red: Lester Mabon stroke
Quarter-mile dash, gold badge-George o..
Nettleton, color blue; A. Ii. Paget, color,
red; w. n. Armstrong, color, white; T. L.
black
Senior four, three-quarters of a mile, citi-
zens' cup and gold badge-W. n. Armstrong,
bow. color. white; Percy Houghton, =; Lester
Aabon. B: L. ). Bigelow. stroke. George o.
Nettieton. bow color red; A. ii. Paget 2;
I. /. Wana, B; Archie Wright, stroke.
Swimming race gold badge = Meredith
Bend. Harold Bend r. McLaren. Horace
;.lselow. L. Forepaugh, Lester Mabon. Hal
Aurphy.-
Tub race. gold badge Crawford Livingston
Hal MurDhs.
Christening new boats-The Eight" by
Mrs. j. j. Parker; the -Four by Mrs. E. A.
Jaggard; the Double by Mrs. A K. Bar
mum.
Presentation of prizes will be made
as follows:
Mayors cup, Hon George R. Finch: citi-
zens cup. Hon. Stanford Newell; junior
four badges, Miss Reilly; senior tour badges,
MISS Finch inuinr Sin tOrtiinO n
Miss Blakely; senior single tJilson prize),
Miss StuIgis: maiden race Miss Newport;
Junior double, Miss Arey; senior double. Miss
Proctor: tub race, Miss Gordon: swimming
race, Miss Dean.
Officers of the day: E. A. Jagg ard,
j. Boyle; timekeepers, John w. Bla ke-
ly and w. j. Dean; starter, John A.
Kennedy; regatta committee, Lester NJ.
Mabon, A. II. Paget, Percy HOughtOn,
w. j. Dean. G. w. Gordon. Seibert' 5
orchestra will furnish music.
At DeIIwood Club House.
The White Bear Yachting club has
prepared most elaborate programme
for today; all the members and their
wives and friends will be present. Mem
berS are requested to refrain from TAX
Ing fireworks onto the porch of the club
house, as there were several accidents
there last year from that cause. but they
are eXhorted to bring their bathing suits.
The first championship race in each
class Will be sailed at 1920 in the morn
ing, and at ? o'clock the first race for
the commOdore's cup. first class, also
pennant race i'll the second class will be
sailed. As soon as the races are over
other sports will occur. First comes the
tournament with four entries, winners
of preliminary jOuStS to meet in final.
The others, according to notice issued
by Secretary McKechnie, are as follows:
3 Walking the Spar-Entries unlimited One
trial only allowed.
The Obstacle Race-Sixty Yards; three OBJ
Stacles
The Dellwood Derby-Twelve entries.
Kun" in the preliminary heats. the winners
in the primaries to meet in the final.
The Duck Huut-Commodore Elmer duck {;
hunters uot yet chosen.
The Tug of War-Four or six side in five
feet of water.
The Water Polo Match-Four side; CAP
talnS, Elmer and Fesser.
The Sp1ritualist Camps.
At Prospect Park the North Star spir-
ituallstS will carry out the following
programme: a. m, salute, firing of
arms; 10 a. m, Declaration of INDIE
pendence and toaStS to our nation'S flag
by Mrs. Lowell, DR.. w. E. Wheelock,
w. Ii. Harrington, j. Clegg Wright, w.
II. Blair, Helen Stuart-Richings Mrs.
ScoVell, Abbie A. Judson, Mrs. G. d.
Pruden and others; l p. m., children'S
and campers grove dinner; 2 D. M,
games for children; 7:30 p. m. lecture
by Prof. j. Clegg Wright; $50 p. m.,
fireworks display. A social dance will
also be given, beginning at 8 p. IN.
The Northwestern Spiritualist aSsocl-
alton, at Merrimac island, will not be
behind i'll its exhibition of patriotism.
At 1918 there will be appropriate
Fourth of July exercises, consisting of
patriotic speeches and songs: 2 d. M,
Fourth Of July Grafton by Oscar Edger-
ly, under control; 4 p. M, mediums
meeting-tests. etc. All the mediums
Oh the ground will give some demon
stration of their special phase Of medl-
umship; p. m., camp dance.
The MeTrimac camp is now in good
shape for all. Mr.. and Mrs. Zumbach,
of st. Paul, have kindly offered their
services as a choir, and are giving
splendid satisfaction. The following
mediums are now on the grounds ready
to demonstrate spiritualism in their
different phases OF mediumShip: Ma
terializationS. Mrs. AspinwalI and Mr..
test mediums. Mr.. Craven, the spirit
photographer, has his apparatus set up,
and Is ready to furnish spirit pictures.
MIR. johnson, physical medium, slate
writer and platform and business test
medium. For test mediums they have
F. Gordon White, Mrs. Aspinwall. Mr..
WiuanS, Mrs. Jacobs and Mrs. Vaughn.
and others are expected.
Officials TO Rest.
There will be but one delivery of let
ters by carriers today, and that will be
at 9 O'clock this morning. The windows
in the poStotfice Will be closed for the
day at 10 O'clock this morning.
Every department of the public
library will he closed all day.
The federal courts and the federal
grand jury are taking vacation until
"Wednesday. The United States cir
cult court will open at IL O'Clock
"Wednesday morning with Judge Will
Jams, of Arkansas. on the bench.
The county offices are closed to give
the officials and clerks an opportunity
TO celebrate Independence day.
Picnfes and Pastfmes.
st. James parish will celebrate the Fourth
in the grove on the Mississippi across from
|, Fort Smelling at the terminus of the For
be various attractions. athletic exercises
such as the one-hundred-yard dash-running
and broad jumps and pole vaulting will be j
among them. Cold medals and other prizes
will be awarded 10 the winners. For the
children Punch and Judy theater has beer
provided. Refreshments will be served
from a. m. the rest Of the day.
The members OF St. Michael's church. or
the West side. will hold a picnic at the cor
ner of George street and Smith avenue today
One of the interesting features will be g
game of Rugby football between the two bes
elevens in the city. There will also be all
kinds of athletic sports and brass band tt
furnish music.
The German branches of Epworth League
will picnic at Roswell park. Minnetonka to-
day. The st. Paul and Minneapolis chap
ters unite in giving this outing Trains vii
leave on the Milwaukee and St. Paul road a
and 10 o'clock this morning.
The Young Peoples association of st
| Peters Lutheran church will hold their frs
! annual picnic at the end of the Randolph ca
| line. The Philharmonic band will furnisf
J music and lunches will be served all day.
At the picnic grounds at Merriam Park
| near the corner of Pryor and University ave
| nues, St Marks church will hold q pienie