The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-28
NOTES AND NOTES.

The Capital City Cycle club will take part
In the parade this evening. The members
are requested to meet at the club house at
745 sharp.
Tonight the Burlington will run special
suburban trains leaving Pullman avenue at
TBS p. m. and leaving st. Paul union depot
on return at 11:20 .. m.
The newses and street Arabs generally got
rather mixed up over the identity of the
Eldridge zouaves, who paraded with the other
companies, yesterday They eyed the new
shaped garments with silent mystiflcation and
made little comment. But when the parade
broke ranks and the Zouaves scattered them
selves over various portions Of the down.
town district some Of them had a rather
hard time Of it. The newsies had had time
to make up their, fertile young minds, and
like, at least. And about O'Clock in the
afternoon a band CT them were to be seen
trouping along after a very dignified and
very angry red-trousered young man. calling
tauntingly after him "Spanshi Spanish"
There were more of them than there was of
him, and If he did have gun 1t was only
car so soon as he could and his tormentors
wandered off for other fields.
The Red Cross headquarters kept open house
all day and all the evening. Chairs were
put in the window and the hospital corps
were given an especial round of applause as
they wore on their arms the handsome bands
made them by the ladies.
The crowds on Sixth street had something
extra to excite themselves over when Fire
Engine No. broke its collar strap and
rod Of men and boys perched on a bill board
near the Red Cross rooms broke their necSs
trying to see who had been killed. No harm
had been done. however. No s dropped out
few moments and after the repairs had been
accomplished took another place in the line.
Another engine got mixed up with a dog
on Wabasha street, but only injured the lit
tie fellows feelings
On Wabasha street the ladies had thought
fully arranged to give the men a drink Of
water. so far this possible. The cool
liquid was thankfully received, as were sew
erel dozen bottles OF pop distributed along
the line.
Gus Peterson, OF the Ryan, as ''Black SAL"
was the hottest In the bunch.
Trilby Wibbes had a new brand OF cigar
cites. He passed a number of punches out
among his friends-irquests tomorrow.
The batteship Minnesota steamed into
Port Ryan last night shortly after 1890 and
let loose couple of her ten-irch guns Isn't
in the face OF half dozen or more gu SITS
who were taking in the sights from chairs on
the sidewalk. The carnage was something
awful.
The zouaves were pretty thoroughly TIED
out before the festivities of the evening We're
over. yet they all said they hSd sod time.
Rag Time" played by the colored jub-
lice singers on the band wagon, was pular
with the crowd. Some ambitions Juvenile
yelled Craps" and II took a half dozen of
Mayor Kiefer's finest to adjust matters ami
cably.
The judges stand in front of the Metro
the prize winners were announced.
The "Ghcst Dance which came of In the
rear Of the New York Life building was the
real thing. The Indians were neither gutta
pcrcha nor wooden and the hair-lif ing vel
which issued from the enclosure wee enough
to convince the more incredulous of the me IL
of the show.
Everybody had a good tine.
1t was stand-off between the bands. They
all have their admirers.
The Postoffice band came in for no little
share OF the demonstration.
Push Dem Golden Gates Wide Open" Ho,
Bill
The fire department run was one of the
distinctive features of the evenings diversion.
Everybody had their favorites among the
engine companies, and they were al rOundly
cheered.
The Twentieth Century car which made
such hit yesterday. Wi. be taken out again
at IL O'Clock this morning for a second jour
ney. in aid of the Red Cross, with the same
crew in charge. Tonight there will be a
monster bicycle parade. In which all the
wneelmen in town are asked 10 participate
with their wheels decorated and Illuminated.
Tie parade will be in charge of Tom Bird and
several aides.
The miniature Santiago at Como will be
given this evening. with a quantity OF cleo
trical and firework effects. The bat;lcship
Ns.ss will discover and destroy the torpedo
boats and Moro Castle, whose guns have
sought to defend them.
1t was the verdict at the judges stand in
front Of the Metropolitan theater. that the
chairman of the entertainment computes.
Rukard Hurd. and his assistants. had done
their work vel. and their new features
has been so thoroughly exploited that the
crowds were almost too large to permit tteir
being successfully shown even on sixth
street.
Adris- NJ Knox. who was billed to com
mand the newsboys, was taken will stage
fright, and refused 10 lead the procession
The newsboys didn't mind it.