The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-04

both In the afternoon and evening, by
Danz's symphony orchestra of forty
pieces. and-an entertaining programme
has been prepared. In the evening
there will be a fireworks display.
! At Wildwood the street railway COM
pany, which has taken charge of the
electric line to this resort, promises
band concerts in the afternoon and
evening, and a f1fteen-minute car serv-
Ice. from early In the morning until
midnight.
There will be a base ball game be-
tween ST. Paul and Minneapolis at
Lexington park in the afternoon. The
same teams will play at Nicollet park,
| Minneapolis, in the morning.
The annual road race of the Laurel
Cycle club, twice postponed, will be
run today. The race will start at 8
o'clock
The following is a complete list Of
the riders entered and their handi-
caps, which will continue in force I'M
| til the race Is run:
Scratch, William Martin; 2, George Sud
heimer; 8. F: w. Smith; 4, Paul Mayer; B., G.
Minneapolis: I. George George Wilson. Madelia: s.
Madelia
One and Half Minutes-11, L. s. Johnson;
IL, Jaseph Deerng West Superior; 10, NJ. A.
Herring; A. Fred Perkins; 10. j. F. Lind
strom.
perior; %, Harry Perkins %, Ed sudheimer;
"a, NJ: D. Nicholson; Is. F. L. Keller. Min
neapolis; g. Martin Nilsson, Minneapolis;
Three and Half Minutes 80, +: .. ..
Walter Granuist Minneapolis; 81, B n Erck-
son, Minneapolis.
Neubauer; IS, A. voges; 80. J. L. Borland:
Madelia; 40, B. K Svensgaard; Al, David
Rea.
Four and one-Half Minutes%s, w. P. St IL
man; AZ, oscar Baker, Hebron, N. D.; 49, l..
Niederhofsr }! Minneapobis 49, c; c. ', Nelson,
Five Minutes So, Aibin Forsblade; 81, o. L.
Miller; So, Frank Perkins; 50. G. D. Messing;
&C. G. E. 20 Taylor s. w. H. ErSkine; S s., p; e.
Superior; So, Karl F. Raba.
Five and One-H Halt Minutes-6S. William
Rothausen; 81, Arthur Perkins 6s. o; M.
mon; 70. j. B. Carmichael; Il. F. X. Camp
bell; 10. James Pollock; IA. ]. ]. Kee-ey, Min
neapolis.
Six Minutes-7e, E. E. Nelson; IT. R. L.
Murphy; IS. J. L. Roy; 70, E. P. Stewart; so,
T. G. odegaard, Minneapolis; ST. B. I. Nor
wood.
Six and one-Half Minutes-ss. H M. Arm
strong; 81, Russell Harmon, Anoka, MINI.
Seven Minute-90, Rudolph Peters; 81, A B.
Clarke; 80, Andrew Miller; SO, F. G. Hard
ing; a. Joe Wagner; s5. w. J. Kirckman; 96,
Eight Minutee-96 N. N. Prince; 81. G. A.
Rogers; sS, Leslie Taylor; 80, o. G. Bick
The golf tourney at the town and
country club will be Continued today.
The preliminary match-play round
will occur this forenoon, all contest
ants to hole out by l o'clock p. m.
The finals will occur Thursday at 4
o'clock p. m.
This afternoon there will be ladies'
putting match of eighteen holes on
the putting course in front of the club
house. The contest will commence at
$3.50 o'clock. and there will be three
prizes, a caddy bag, a wooden putter
and metal putter.
The young women of the Roadside
clug have arranged dinner for today.
Tie third match Of the series between
the Minnesota and Minneapolis Cricket
clubs will be played on the grounds of
the MINNEAPOLIS club today, play to
commence at 1870 a. m.
The Minnesota club will have the fol-
lowing team in the field viz: G. G.
saulez, captain; DR.. Taylor c. R. Will
Sisson, Macgregor, Clark, Napier, S. B.
Donaldson, Richardson and J. +.
Knight
The team and friends Wishing to &C
COMPANY them will meet at the
grounds at Kittsondale at 10 a. m.
prompt, taking interurban car to Mil
Waukee depot, thence via Fourth ave-
nue. south to Thirty fourth street, the
grounds being at Fourth avenue south
and Thirty-fourth street.
The First M. E. church excursion
will stop at Red Rock, both ways, to
accommodate those wishing to spend
the cay at the camp grounds. The Flora
Clark will leave the Jackson street
dock, st. Paul, at a. M, going down
bn iccs;e II I,
far as possible, so as to return by 8
p. m. Refreshments will be served and
a good orchestra will render popular
and national airs throughout the day
and evening.
. Special arrangements have been
made for Fourth of July celebration
in the Inter state park at the Dalles
of the st. CroiX. G. II. Hazard has the
event in charge. Oar F. Reese is to
speak.
st. Marks Catholic church will give
most delightful picnic at Shadow
falls, Groveiand park. A most enjoy
able time Is assured. Good music, de-
hcious refreshments and orations by
Irof. McCann and John Kavanaugh
be field sports, and the successful con-
testants will share the $500 in prizes
offered by the hospftable people of St.
Marks.
The Minnesota Association of the
Deaf will spend the day on the steamer
Henrietta, leaving Jackson street at 9
a. m. for the Dalles of the st. Croix.
The Commercial club cyclers will
have picnic at Lake Como today,
The committee in charge consists of
Mrs. F. F. Smith, chairman; Mrs. B.
Fl. Schneider, Mrs. oliver Crosby, Mrs.
p. ]. Schaub, Mrs. A. D. Brown, Mrs.
F. W. Bergmeier, Mrs. George F. Gift
ford, Mrs. Oscar Hallam and Mrs. H.
E. Huntington.
On a brand new flfty-foot pole will
be raised the club flag, to be followed
by eulogy Of the flag to be delivered
by c. w. Hornick.
B. H. Schneider will read the Decla-
ration Of Independence. A supper will
be served by the ladies, to be followed
in the evening by fireworks.
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