The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-02

then he will be square. But it is more
than likely this will be paid at once.
| Mertens, with Fred J. Titus and 9TH
ers. is taking daily work at Cincin-
natl. 1t is reported that Tom Cooper,
Jimmy Michael. Fred Loughead. Of
Canada, and Charles Murphy, Of New
York. will arrive there next week. The
track is one-third mile, cement, and
probably the fastest in the world.
CYCLE PATHS AND CASH.
| How One Is Coming In for the
Other.
| Cycle path construction is progressing
| favorably. The White Bear path be-
yond the city limits is in process OF
repair.
The path on Prior avenue has been
completed, leading from Summit avenue
| through the center Of Merriam Park.
The cost Of this was raised principally
in Merriam Park, and the work done
| by the Cycle Path association. A short
piece remains to be built through Union
park, as soon as the funds have been
! raised. when the path will be complet-
ed to University avenue.
On Lexington avenue the work is
about one-half done between Summit
| avenue and Como. This reaches the
new ball grounds at University avenue,
| and will be popular route to that
| point. Crews of men are working from
both ends of the line, and it is expected
| to finish by the middle of this week.
| Work on Maryland street will then be
| commenced if the finances Of the as
| ISOLATION warrant.
| 1t is hoped that the resolution of Aid.
| Sanborns, providing for the completion
| of the path on Summit avenue from
Smelling avenue east, will be passed
by the city council at it's next meeting.
The cyclists feel that the city should
| fill in the gap, as they are building
so much themselves.
| AS about 1000 of the city's 5000
cyclists have contributed to the cycle
| path funds, the association considers
| it proper that contributing wheelmen
should receive some badge or emblem
which can be carried on the wheel in
plain view and thus indicate to all
passing riders who are and who are not
members of the association. f. l.. Hox-
sic, who designed the brass discs used
for the season of 90, has now designed
| transfer printed in colorS with the
words: est. Paul Cycle Path Associ-
aticn, 1897 plainly visible on back
| ground of blue and white, and which
| can be attached to the steering post
under the handle bars. The rider of
| every wheel thus decorated will be
Path association.
Members who have already paid in
| 81 or more can obtain their transfers
at any time after Wednesday at the
Northern Exchange bank.
AS the 5000 transfers are coming and
less than 600 wheelmen have contribut
ed this year there is an opportunity
for 2,400 wheelmen still open.
--latest subscriptions received by the
Cycle Path association:
Railway Mail Service
Walter NJ. Thurston.$1 Robt. H. Barclay. 81
NJ. Caroline Thurs P. ]. Paulson $500.
ton ................ liz. E. Aldrich ...... 1
Rebecca Foley -. J. A. Bennett 1890.
Geo. D. Flynn. ..... 1tH. w. Burroughs.
T. H. Pridham 80. 4 =
j. A. LOOMS ...... IL Total 80. ...... Sill
Miscellaneous List
R. c. Holbert 80. 81 John Mclean, M. D.$1
Mrs. R. c. Holbert. 1 Mrs. John Mclean. 1
A. G. Galasch -. 1 Miss Nathalie Louise
Stephen c. Vasaly.. 1 Mclean -.
Miss Winnifred War =
ner 100. $500. Total 49,. SO
w. Lounsberry -. II
E. f Ein9si Ssnins s Geo J. Reed 49,. 81
D. c. Gurnee ...... Il
Total -. .......... ........................$
The subscriptions reported by the Northern
Exchange bank yesterday were:
Miscellaneous
G. w. F. Be Rs1Iogs rs. u Nat f. G HlsEh
B. Bliss ............ 1 H. M. Pearce ...... 1
Mrs. B. Bliss 500. 1 Thomas Wilson -. 1
John R. Ciscel 49,. TIC. w. Johnson 49,. 1
F. B. Tiffany ...... 1 w. l.. Johnson 80. 1
A. B. Driscoll .... II =
S. G.. Strickland 49, II Total ...... SIS
Albert Schunsman.. II
Collected by I: Donnelly-
DR.. E. F. Walsh .$1IDr. ]. H. Murphy 81
Or. = F. Hoyt... Dr.. ". E: Dadnum. !
DR.. E. L. Mann. -. 1 Dr.. S.. o. Arnold. 1
DR.: G.. E. Riggs. Dr.. ]. w. Bettinger. 1
DR.. Helen B. Nuzum 1 Total 900. s1O
Amounts paid at Merriam Park for Prior
avenue path. collected by A. G. Woodruff:
A. L. Woolsey .$5IF. J. Smell ..$1
A. c. Woodruff ..... 5 R. c. Baldwin 800. 1
G. G. Crandall 80. 2iThomas Clark - 1
R. O'Connor lis. H. Hedges ....... 1
G.. L. Baker Il Yves. Shugard $50. 1
C. w. Moore ....... 1lHans Risberg $3.50. 1
A. G. Clausen ...... E. D. Casey .... 1
H.. w. Childs ...... S. c. Mccoy ......
J. Mcclure Miss Cunningham :.
C. E. Danforth -. Miss Gibson ....... /
E. F. Fitzgerald -. George Geary ..... 1
Tams BiXby ........ Clint Austin ........
F. w. Root 1 A. Stewart ......... /
j. w. Shepard 49,. 8 c. A. Magnuson :.
P. A. Linden ....... 1W. o. Hillman 80.
A. NJ Jacobson 80. 1 F. W.; Boswell $500. 1
Lila G. Root ....... 1Mrs. F. E. Thayer.
Julius Stougaard Miss May Overpeck.. 1
Towle Eyrup Co... M. S. Stokes ........ /
w. H. Downing -. 1 Roy A. Ostrom 49,. 1
E. H. Houghton -. 1 F. A. Bedell ........ 2
G. H. Tiffany $3.50. A. S. Brooks ....... 5
A. B. Bell .......... Eta Trumbull 80.
w. H. Anderson -. S. Cakes ......... 1
A. Henderson ...... A. ]. Richie ...... 1
V. Ingemann ........ j. G. Henry ........ 2
A. P. Swanstrom -. 1 J. E. Clancy ........
Eugene Fogg ....... C. S. Cow1es $3.50. 1
George C. Reed 49,. 1 F. A. Mcfarland -. 1
o. P. Shepardson :. 1 Frank Dufresne 80. 2
| w. R. Edwards -. z w. l.. Strong ......
S. G. Cobb .......... D. E. Edwards -. 1
E. r. Moore ........ Robert Dudgeon -.
H. Lothman ........ 1 G.. M. Benner ....... /
NJ French ......... 1 Miss Gertrude Still.
J. G. BarwiSe 500. H.. L. Boxer ........ 1
J. Jamison ......... r. L. Beckley $50. 1
C.. M. Benham ...... 1 -
George l.. Holmes Total ........... sos
H. w. Crandall -. 1
Collected by DR.. Park Ritchie:
DR.. Green ........ 81; DR.. Sneve ...........$1
DIR. Davis ............ 1iDr Boeckman $3.50. 1
DR.. Dennis .......... 1 DR.. r. Wheaton -. 1
DR.. Kelly ............ 1 DIR. Gould ........... 1
DR.. Dampier Mr.. SVEN /
DR.. Berthel ......... nc. o. Rice ....... 1
DR.. Rothrock ........ 1 C. S. Strong ....... /
DR.. Sweeney ,........ 1 A. T. Hall ..........
DR.. Coon ............ 1 Frank Gallagher -.
DR.. McLaren ........ 1 d. Schwennsen ......
DR.. Schadle 1 II. H. Bliss ......... 1
DR.. Dewitt .......... 1 Mrs. F. H. Bliss -. 1
| DR.. Bacon .......... =
DR.. Rogers II Total $26
Employees of Gordon G Ferguson
F.. ]. Whaley .......$1C C. H. Frankowiak. 81
| H. E. Whaley ...... M. Sundeen .........
| c. E. Dahl .......... w. C. Holl ....... 1
| Albert Pinska ...... ]. H. Moreiand 80. 1
| ]. j. Hajicek $3.50. P. M. Roberts ...... 1
! r. F. Van Nostrand. -
| C. F. Hawkins. 49,. Total ....... .$13
| VIM. ZchieShe ....... II
| First National Bank
| T. NJ. Bishop ........$ 81 W. B. Thorne 81
| F. D. Blakely ....... 1 w. A. Wichman -. I
W. A. Dana ........ f. Wichman ........
C. E. Gall .......... J. w. Williamson. :. 1
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