St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-19
PIONEnES AT PLAY.
The juniors viii Tomorrow Dis
port at Coney island.

The Juniors Will Tomorrow Dis
port at Coney island.
Tomorrow Coney Island will be pop
ulated by the Junior Pioneers of Ram
sey County. The day is their fourth an
nual outing. and the train that will
carry the Jolly crowd to its destination
Will leave the Northern Pacific depot,
at the foot OF Fourth street, at $50, and
returning will leave the lake at $50.
Al! reports received from the ticket
committees show large sale, and the
crowd will undoubtedly fill the special
train to Its capacity. Every one should
remember that the train leaves from he
Northern Pacific depot, and not the
union depot, so they Will not get left
and miss the sport. The music will be
furnished by SeiUerpS First Regiment
band, under the leadership of George
Stibert Jr., and an elegant programme
of sports has been arranged. which will
be in charge of Morris Self, who did
such excellent service for the Juniors
last year. Programmes Of the events
will be distributed on the train, but
those who desire 10 study them III adj
vance can DO So by a perusal Of the fol-
lowing:
II a. m.-Base ball game, by the fol-
loving mines, composed of Juniors only.
Special rules have been adopted to
govern this game.
JoKERs. KIcKERs
a. E. Dewitt, G. SIS. VIM. j. Riley, c, p,
Lonn Rogers DR., sd b. James errlck ID b.
Michael SchoTn, D. Robert Seng, IF.
Charles Galloway, C. Thomas Grace. eff
Charles kartak, CT. j. WillWerscheid LIST b.
A. j. Burnngham.2 b. William Golden, CT
James Dowlan, RI. L. \. elsOn, SIS.
Frank Robert Jr. IT,. A. Ii. Schultz. IT,
Jerry Strapp, lst b. Martin Dreis Sd b.
The whiting nine will receive 100
Junior Pioneer cigars, donated by
Charles Kartak, and Two bottles ''co-
Iogne" donated by William Bircher. and
Will also hold the championship for one
Year
After the game of base ball there will
be an intermlssiOn, during which din
her will lie served. Commencing at
O'clock the following events will take
place, under the direction of Z. III. Self.
who is i'll charge Of the games:
p. M, girls race, under fourteen
years-firSt prize, one bottle toilet
soap, donated by A. Schoch Grocery
company: second prize, one bottle per-
fume, donated by George j. MiTSch
d Co.
40 p. M, boys race. under fifteen
=
mated by Plymouth Clothing house;
second and third prizes, each one dog
collar, donated by Charles Friend &
Son.
"a p. m, married ladies' race-First
pIiZe, one pair lady's kid button shoes,
donated by Z. Gotham & Co.; second
prize, one set Mrs. Potts SAD irons, do
mated by Adam Decker & Co.; third
prize; one hammock. donated by Mime
sofa Hardware company.
First prize, one album, donated by
Wright. Barrett q Slilwell; second
pIiZe, one bottle cologne, and third
prize, two bottles perfume, both prizes
donated by p. j. Drels.
prize, one box cigars, donated by
Sterling Wine house: second prize. two
bottles cologne" donated by John
ThiIl.
$50 p. m, potato race, open First
prize, one gents toilet case. donated by
j. A. Willwerscheid; second prize, one
outing shirt, donated by j. l.. Hudson.
5 D. H.. 100-yard race, open-First
prize, one pair mems russell shoes, do
mated by E. n. Nelson & Co.; second
prize, one whip, donated by Charles
Friend ~ Son; thirn prize, negligce
shirt, donated by Browning, King & Co.
All entries for each event must be
made TO z. NJ. Self at least fifteen min
utes before time time specified on pro-
gramme.
Field Officers - Arrangement COM
mittee, Charles Chapel, Henry Weber,
William j. Reilly, Charles w. Spiel,