St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-24

the Minnesota crew with the prizes.
Mr.. Lawler said In brief:
1.-The TASK assigned the speaker while
very pleasing one, Is at the same time
rather an embarrassing one. LII con-
test like tOday's there are no vanquiShed
ones, and no humiliation in defeat
like this.
"Gentlemen of the Wisconsin UNI
versity, you are members OF noble
state. and also of noble university.
The bravery and fortitude shown by you
in defeat have won for you
place III the hearts OF all Minnesotans.
hn0wlng the reputation OF the men
THAT you had to meet. you may well feel
with the Saracen youth that it is
privileges to have crossed swords with a,
Richard the Lion-Hearted ("
MI. LAWYER then presented the medals,
ana the cup with a caution to the club
to cherish IL with care on the occasion
of their annual picnic"
The medals for tina members of the
: crew were very pretty fve-sided gold
ones, the gift of the Great Northern
Railway company.
or the two crews. extended thanks to
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Wedelstadt, of St.
Paul. for their kindness in furnishing
decorations.
The Minnesota boys here proposed
cheer for d. w. LaWler and the Uni
versity of Wisconsin boys, which was
responded to with gusto.
Tie boys of the Wisconsin crew ex-
pressed themselves as very much
pleased with the way in which they
have been entertained during their
stay. one of the crew remarking that it
was very seldom that university crew
IN FOL
club.
Seibert's orchestra furnished the
music for dancing. which continued
until the whistle of the 11:l5 train
warned the people from the two cities
that they must depart. and with the
exception of the guests in the hotel and
few cOttagerS, the house was without
the gay throng that had passed SO pleas
ant an evening on the double occasion
of great boat race and the formal
opening of the Hotel Lafayette for the
season.
About 500 people were at the hotel
during the day, and among those from
st. Paul whom we noticed were:
Messrs. and Mesdames G. w. Kibbie,
Frederic Pike, j. F. Cogswell. E. s.
Chittenden. A. Stinson, L. E. Gilbert,
H. s. Gilbert. H. L. DAVIS. James E.
Markham. h. CJohnstone. w j Towle.
Mesdames j. w. tombstone, Condo Ham,
lin, Schi1Tnan, h. Morris, c. d. Ham,
mond. w. r. Merriam. Hockstaedter,
Chandler. R. G. Robertson. C. p. Moves.
Victor Robinson, John LAWYER; Misses
UphaIn, Finch, Tim berlake, Nellie
Hone, Eva Alcott, O'Brien, Rhodes,
Livingston. Florence Hammond. New
port. Sutton. Kelly, Clark. Chittenden;
Messrs. Bertholitz. Ham. E. A. Faux
Der, Dunbar, Hunt, Col. Monfort. F. s.
Forest, Nichols. HalDert, Squires, H.W.
Austin. E. W. Mulligan. Jotfor, s. Lee
Davis. G. D. O'Brien. E. r. Johnstone,
r. W. Appleton, R. D. O'Brien. w. II.
Burke. A. B. White, j. r. Stewart,
Frank S. Void, II. c. Hope. l.. E. New
port. James E. Magraw. NJ. B. Carpen-
ter, F. w. Bailey. A. McQuillan, F. A.
Monfort, w .Clift,C. Kalmal, d. Mackay.
Paget, W. A. Mussetter. Slade
Lee, FarwsH. McClung, l.. Hill, D.
Stewart, S. Dean. r. McLaren, Fesser,
Lieut. Hale. Gen. Merritt. Col. Rugg.
Hancock and Sturgis: Mrs. George c.
Squires and party. consisting of Miss
Hewitt, OF Red Wing; the Misses
Smythe, G. II. Bigelow, d. Til ompson.
w. 9. Read and Mr.. Crosby, of Mime
apolis.