St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-25
TALES OF TRAVELLERS
Heard at the Hotels of ST. Paul
Yesterday.

II eafu at the EOtSaS OF 81. F0uL
Yesterday.
"Con Malone. of Lake Elmo, Is one of
those peculiarly facetious Irishmen,
endowed with inherent wit He owns
a farm OH the shores OF the lake." said
John Mccarthy. of Saltwater, TO a
GLOBE reporter at the Ryan yesterday.
"The GLOBE printed the story about
Capt. Hardacre and his anomalous ey-
periences in fishing the lake. The half
has not been told. | know the captain
can take joke. and consequently l
have no hesitancy in telling you. l met
Con Malone few DAYS after the GLOBE
recouuted the captains hardships and
miSfortuneS. He spoke of the captains
loss of his $40 reel and fishing tackle.
You recall, lie went TO sleep and the
pole fell over and sunk in the lake.
"'Well, plat ov it?' asked Con in his
peculiar style. Plat good was The
fiXin'S to i'm? Sure he niver cotched
fish. Twas me boys md mysilf that
furnished all the fish he TUX into town
livery tonne he came out to Their lake,
am he paid good price for thin too. \
good mon is Jorge, God bliss i'm"
J. II. Wheeler. the popular repre-
sentative of the North Star Boot and
Shoe Company of Minneapolis, has just
returned from his annual vacation.
During his trip he has visited his old
home in Connecticut, meeting many OF
his old-time friends. Returning West,
he visited the worlds fair. He is now
going back to his old territory with grip
iii hand
At the Merchants'-E p. Wilder, Red
Wing; Mrs. j. Il. Wilson. Hastings;
Mrs. J. n. Jones. La Crosse; II. S. judi
son, Morris; X. ID. Chase, Faribault; j.
j. Rafter, Helen Rafter, Sister Angus
tine, Grand Forks: II. Russell. Stephen;
A.W. Hartman, o. {. Hartman, Duluth;
J. L. Last, Green Bay; NJ. Eppinger,
Bismarck; D:J. HenneSsey, Dubuque;
II. ID. Orvis, Churde's Ferry, n. D.;
john Al. Ford, Duluth.
At the Metropolitnn-A. w. Edwards.
Fargo; Col. p. DOMAIN, Oregon; L. E.
Overman, Chicago; Mrs. II. E. McCul-
loch, Miss NJ. l.. McCuiloch, Seattle,
Wash. f. Lewis, Portland, Ore; j. q.
Hill, st. Louis, Mo-. Mir. and Mrs. j. B.
Redtind, United States navy; James A.
Rcdfind, S. b. Redfnd, Oakland, Cal;
Joseph B. Earl and family, Chicago:
L. W. Leslie, Montreal; James Cooper,
Montana.
At the Windsor-F. Ii. Stearns, Red
Wing; f. A Berry and wife, Fari-
bauIt; Ii. B. McCray, Prescott; Dr.. j.
A. Macarthur. Winnipeg; Joseph Leieht,
Winona; a. w. Campbell and wife,
Helena; II. p. Hubbell, Winona; j. A.
Lawrence, Mortified; ii. l.. Terrace,
Lake City; ii. Frankinberg and wife,
q. B. Brewer and wife, S. q. Horst, St.
Cloud.
At the Ryan-William B. Douglas
and wife, Miss Mamie Douglas, II. 5.
Tyler, Fargo; Robert l.. McCulloch and
wife, Helena; r. }. Morgan. Rat Port
age; Thomas ). Scott. Gait, Ont; VIC.
COswell, Toronto; Mis-. NJ. Patterson.
Miss Eva Thayer, Miss Edith Patterson,
Miss Gawhlng, Miss Matte Patterson,
Superior.
At the Clarendon-P. NJ. Daily, Chi
cago; John ID. Wing, Madison; ii. ii.
Gillen, Saltwater: John Taylor. lie
Sueur; w. q. Campbell and wife, De-
trOit; Owen ii. George, Hastings; j. e.
Cornell, Arlington, ). ID.
His royal highness. Prince YOrihutO,
of Japan. who was expected to arrive in
st. Paul, failed to appear on the scene.
lie was detained en- route, but he will
certainly be here today on his way to
the worlds fair