The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-20

1LiNy DAnceTs
The ninth annual outing and picnic of
the st. Paul Junior Pioneer Association of
Ramsey County held at Forest lake yester-
day proved to be one of the most success
full events in the history of the association.
The st. Paul & Duluth train which left at
a. H.. clrried to the lake about 800 friends
OF the Juniors, and another train, which left
at 2:15 p. m, carried 2G0 more, in charge of
General Passenger Agent Stone and Secre-
tary Dahl. The only event of interest dur
ing the morning was base ball game De-
tween, two teams. one representing ''lower
town. and the other upper town." The
teams for the occasion were made up as fol-
f. CHARLES Rara Me'a s. F. s aSus De- p
r. Tostevin; C: A Kiriger, IF; DR.. Van
SIyke. lib; Peter Springer SIS; Sam Painter,
Upper Town-Wm. Allen. C; W. Riley. sb
6. Weller p W. R. Johnson, .1b; Frank
Sch tabe CT
=, After holly contested game of five in
superiority over the lower town fellows by
beating them by score of to 8. w. r.
Johnson was captain of the upper town team
for the team from lower town.
George Ward was umpire.
The 2Oo guests On the afternoon train were
met at the depot by a large number of the
guests and Siebert's band. and escorted to the
grounds. where Chairman Frank Robert Jr.,
announced that the afternoon sports would not
commence until p. m.
The newly arrived guests were given a.
recess until this time. Promptly at 4 D. m
the programme of sports was announced to
duced A. j. Birmingham as oficial scorer
and distributor of prizes. and John Tow err
ton as official starter for all events. He also
G. Krahmer as official judges. After these
announcements the afternoon sports COM
menced; The first even was
Running jumD-First prize Rudolph Drise:
SECOND prize William H. Allen.
Three quick jumps-First prize Rudolph
DT Rs,nr second ID prize; W. H. Allen,
G: S Leonard; second prize W. H. a Allen en.Ae'
,Fiye-yard running race-First prize, Mi
M Mullane; second prize, Miss Stella DAILY;
third prize. Miss l.. Drese.
75-yard running race. for young men under
IL years-Master H. Smith and Master Guy
yards Juniors only)-First prize Frank Rob
ert Jr.: second prize, Gilbert Schorn
Fat woman's race--First prize. Mrs H.
Jones; second prize. Miss OKieffe.
Kettle race-Frst prize, H. o. DefieI: second
prize, Sidney Tostevin.
Potato peehng contest-First prize. Mrs.
NJ. Young; second prize, Miss Alice Spiel:
third prize, Miss Ella Kellogg
Nail driving contest-First prize. Mrs La
BGnte; second a15 prize rdN Mrs John Wagner.
George Leonard; second prize, Master N.
Young.
Boat race (single)-Firzt prize Ed w. Ba-
lille; second prize. G. S. Leonard.
Boat race (double)-First prize E. w. Ba-
lille and Capt. Phil Pottgleser: second prize,
G; S. Leonard and Capt. Jerry strapp.
The prize for the best lady dancer on the
grounds was, after a spirited contest award
ed to Mrs. Otto Hoffman, and John Towerl-
ton was awarded the gentlemans prize
julius Keller won the handsome charm do
mated by Sheriff John Wagner and his depu-
ties for the Junior selling the most tickets
The prize for the best Junior jig dancer
was won by Frank Robert Jr., but on a pro-
test he waived it, and it was given to James
Rockford. William Schultz won the prize for
the Junior having the largest family on the
grounds.
The last of the picnickers returned to st.
Paul at IL p. M, we'll satisfied with their
days outing. Messrs. Charles T. Jezsrang.
Julius Keeler, Fred A. Defield, William Alien,
A. j. Schweizer, Frank Robert Jr., W. r.
Johnson. John Jackson and f. w Bazlle the
general committee of arrangements, deserve
special credit for the excellent and satissac-
tory manner in which the days programme
was so successfully carried out.