The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-12
MINNEAPOLIS.
OFFICE G5 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
AWARDS OF PRIZES
ARE MADE IN THE MAGNIFICENT
FLOWER PARADE DIS
PLAYS.
CROWDS RAPIDLY DISAPPEAR.
FEW VISITORS WILL BE LEFT FOR
THE CLOSING EVENTS MON
CROWDS RAPIDLY DISAPPEAR.
FRE Y. NJ. C. A. PLAYS HOST.
Annual Fall INSTRUMENTATION
Board Incensed at Inspectors
Report.

At the hotels the registers show that
she crowd is gradually thinning. Most
of the hostelries of the city still have
about all the guests they can handle,
however. There is no doubt that many
people from out of town will remain
over Sunday and Monday to see the
grand finale of the carnival. The award
of prizes in the flower parade was
made yesterday as follows:
George 7. Observation-Disclosures vehicle
and team most artistieally decorated with nat
Ural flowers; oxidized banquet lamp and globe.
George T. Observation-Disclosures vehicle
with team. most artistically decorated with
artificial flowers; lady's hat, valued at SO.
L. A. Larramee-Best decorated tandem:
silver mounted tandem whip ana case, valued
at $50 Mr.. Larramee's rig was Deautltully
decorated with pink, white and yellow roses
Riding in the seat beside him was MISS flor-
ence Wilson, of Cleveland o.
Thomas B. Hawzins-Best four-in-hand pair
heavy imported whip cord robes valued at
$50.
The Misses Bessie and Maggie Dunsmore-
Best decorated pony and dog cart, driven by
a girl; diamond ring:
cart, driven by boy; mandolin and case
Mrs. L. A. Gordon-Best decorated single
horse vehicle; gold handle whip ana case
valued at $50.
Fred d. Dassett-Best decorated phaeton;
handsome bronze figure.
Miss Alice Stillman-Best decorated single
seated vehicle, with single horse; framed
picture of roses valued at $40.
Mrs S. F. Danforth-Best saddle horse, dec
GRATED and ridden by a lady; pair lace cur
tains valued at SO.
. Miss w. B. Millar-Best saddle horse, decor
ated and ridden by a girl; Newell lamp with
best glass shade.
Dr. o. P. Sutherland Handsomest costum-
ed carriage party; Vandyke photo portrait.
Dr. 0. p. Observation-Disclosures turnout
in the parade; choice Of $45 suit of clothes
or overcoat.
Dr. o. P. Sutherland-Best decorated two
horse trap; pair lambs wool coaching blan-
kets valued at S25.
l. NJ Parcher-Best decorated brake; fancy
fan.
Ghree- horse vehicle; fancy guitar.
Mrs. Herbert Chalker-BeSt decorated one
horse double seated vehicle; guitarzither
10y Rolph-Best decorated cart and dog
team, driven by boy; oXidized silver card
Thomas Ha~Gins-Best appearing coaching;
coachman's rubL>. coat valued at S..
L. A. Lauamee-Best appearing foo,man;
coaChman's rubber coat.
j. NJ. Meloy, Superintendent of Workhouse
Best decorated turnout from outside the
city; reel and fishing pole, valued at S.
Miss Lizzie E. Smith-Best decorated car
rage of any nature driven by lady; belt,
valued at $3.50.
r. j. Mendenhall - Handsomest business
float in natural flowers fancy cock, valued
Central High school-Best decorated car
rage by school; fancy call bell.
Whittier School-Best decorated school float;
framed picture, valued at $40.
Adams School-Best school exhibit; portrait
of Martha Washington, valued at $40.
South Side High SchOo[-Most artistlcaliy
decorated high school float; handsome iron
vase valued at $40.