The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-23

the programme during the day, and put
IN thoSe new attractions which were
iaVorably reported upon. For instance
the pattleship Minnesota, which will
traverse the principal street car lines
~ ~ the CITY, is nearing completion under
the supervision OF Fred Powers and
w. +: Davis, and will be placed in
commission the first part of the week.
EuWafd WEIGH, one Of the veteran
1mT'oneers nar IN the service of the street
oar company, is to be placed in charge
Vi the engines of the vessel, while her
captain VIII be Matthew johnson. and
ms ensign, Frank Venneyitz. Miss
hattie Ruddy, principal of the Ericsson
school' issued the commissions yester-
& uay' ana named the following able seq
men to man the Minnesota: Franl<
Abel, Reuben Berg, Jalmar Bergman
n LARRY Erickson, Jos. Harff, Fred
Knapp, Eugene Levine, Arthur Jund
holm, Andrew Munson, Walter Nelson
Clarence Ostrom, Elmer Oberg. Ernest
Peyer, Oliver Renstrom, Oscar SEVERN
Fred Smith, William Thornulist Jos
Wermlun, Henry Works. The Mime
sofa will cruise all the day and through
the evening. prettily Illuminated AT
nleht With her gallant crew on the
lookout for foreign vessels.
THAT WONDERFUL CAR
The Lowry Twentieth Century Car IN
be run in the interest of humanity and
the Ladies Red Cross society, is to he
| the hit of the carnival. The standing
OF the men who have consented to man
this immense affair is a sufficient guar
antee that it will be taxed to it's utmost
capacity A modern electric lighting
plant from the East will be installed
on the car on Monday, and a private
test viii be made before the huge
machine starts out on her errand of
mercy.
Mr.. Fitzgibbons who has been asked
TO act as conductor, supposed, it is as
serted, that there were to be some
perquisites, but Charlie Fairchild is to
be inspector, and Lou Wilkes travelling
passenger agent, sc there is no hope.
This car has been so constructed that
1t Will be possible to round the curves
ON the loop, and trips will be made be-
tween II o'clock and noon both
Wednesday and Thursday Nobody will
be allowed to see this car until il starts
out to make it's first trip. The COM
mittee has commissioned the members
OF Battery A, who are going to per-
form evolutions at Rice park Wednes-
day night, to aid Chief Goss and his
stalwart patrolmen in keeping order on
Sixth street after the merrymaking be-
gins. But one line of march is to be
followed, and here it is: From Rice
Sixth, down Sixth to Robert, on Rob-
ert to Third, down Third to jackson,
over Jackson to Fourth. down to Sib-
ley. on Sibley to Seventh, up to Wa
basha, back to Sixth, up to Market
and back to Rice park
The decoration and illumination COM
mitteemen urge all business men and
house owners to aid in making the oc-
casion a gala one by furnishing the
buildings and stores along the line of
march by night and day. The detail
of the programme will be made up to-
day. One of the prominent features
will be the boat, tub and swimming
races of the Minnesota Boat club at
Como on Wednesday evening
A dozen or more ex-members of Com
pany H met last night in the company
rooms at the armory and talked over
plans for the eX-guardsmens part in
the corner stone parade. Those pres
ent decided to do all possible to get the
eX-members of the guard together in
time to make a showing for Company
II in the parade 1t was decided to
leave the details of the arrangements
to the committee from all the four ma
tional guard companies in the city.
The committee having in charge the
arrangements for the parade of the
ex-guardsmen July q, in connection
with the cornerstone exercises, have
decided to confer with all the COM
panies in the city and hold a meeting
early next week to announce the for
nation and meeting place through the
daily papers.
Battery 3 held a drill ast night AT
the close of the drill Maj. Libbey talk
ed to the men for a few moments. in
structing them as to Battery BIS part
in the cornerstone parade. The men
will be detailed in uniform to do police
duty in keeping the streets cleared for
the procession.