The Saint Paul globe., 1899-05-28


Illness
The new wind mill erected on the Paar
premises on Clarke avenue is one of the
most prominent objects in sight when
approaching that part of the village.
Mr. and Mrs e. j. Warren, from Mex
leo, are staying at the Goodwillie cot
Wahbemahquah will be ready for oc-
cupancy by June 1.
The Williams house is about ready to
open for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Drake, of Norris
town, n. Y, are staying at Lakeside.
The Bickle cottage on the north shore
is Miae MmindeTgoifng improvements rove pen oou
from the village for some days by the
sad intelligence of her fathers death.
Miss Mary Jardine, sister, of s. A. Thomp
son, is teaching as substitute during
Miss Heffernan's absence.
Mr.. Burns, formerly residing at the
Oaks, now of Minneapolis. was at the
; inveterate fisherman and best of all, he
Mr.. p. J. Reardon. and family have
Clarke avenue for the season.
The new high board fence at Ramaley
pavilion effectually cuts off all view Of
the lake from Lake Shore station.
One of the ladies of White Bear had
quite a heavy fall from her whell on the
cycle path neaw Wahbenmahquah. The
path at that point is dangerous and
Mrs. D. F. and Mastern Eugene Mar
koe are away on visit to relatives In
Mrs. o'Neflp of Nelson avenue, St
Paul. spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs; Conroy, at Park Place:
spent Sunday with friends in Minneap-
oils.
Rev. J. H. Barr, Mrs. W. l. Baldin,
Misses Louise and Lydia Bloom, and
from the district convention of the Ep-
worth League in Faribault, for the st.
Paul district, They were very enthusii-
OF the 81 chapters in the distlct, % were
represented. The reports of officers
were were all most encouraging. &c The opera
preached in the evening, Mrs. Parker's
address At the convention they pro-
ing was enthusiastically received, and
the visits to the various church and
state institutions in Faribault were
al convention meets in Indianapolis on
July N-23
Rev and Mrs. ]. c. Robinson have re-
turned from their attendance at the
neapolis, having found the proceedings
deeply interesting from first Ito last"
Mr. Mrs Frank Lewis and Mrs. s. A.
Thompson, of White Bear, were visitors
to the General Assembly in Minneapolis,
during its session there.
Peter q. Steryer, Mr.; and Mrs. Riley,
St. Paul; Fred II. and Charles Romer,
Rush City, Mimi; D. Hudson, Chicago,
III. !; A. Stife, Forest Lake, Mimi, and
J; Nelson, St Leuis, Mo-, are guests at
the Goodwillie Cottage, in White Bear.
WHITE BEAR BEACH.
The memorial exercises given in the
pills of the White Bear schools, were
creditable to teachers and scholars
alike. The participants all looked as
! bright and smiling as ane one could who
realized that vacation is within measur-
able distance, with no more studies for
three, months. The examinations dur
of the present school year.
BALD EAGLE LAKE.
The last meeting of the Bald Eagle
Lake Improvement association, at the
residence of President E. A. Warren,
start to finish large number of new
members signed the constitution, and the
association is now firmly established,
good at the lake
Chairman Ruff and President Warren
made a detailed report on behalf of the
committee appointed to confer with the
city water commissions in st. Paul. They
had presented to the commissioners
petition with sixty-three signers, protest
ing against the tapping of Bald Eagle
Eagle lake. The petition was received by
the commissioners and placed on file.
The associations attorney had presented
right Of the property holders at the lake
and the entire question was thor
oughly and exhaustively .canvassed by
the commissioners and the committee,
who were sustained and ably seconded
by a committee from the White Bear
sioners were divided in opinion as to
the best method of settling the Ques-
tionn, and finally took. the whole matter
under r. adyisemeat aa Until Sthe next meet
committee granted further time to COM
plete their work with the commission
The legal status Of their case was care
fully discussed by the association, and
many interesting points were thus
It was explained. that the level Of all
lakes ls determined by 9, certain Stated
datum" which is established by Axed
Sa in dsum St PAU s aqf he ssns
point or base of all calculations, and on
this is based the estimate of water that
can be safely withdrawn from Bald Eagle
as claimed by the commissioners
A resolution thanking the White Bear
Improvement association for their CO.
operation in opposing the plans of the
commissioners was adopted by unani-
Committee on transportation reported
ger Agent Stone, of the st. Paul & Du-
ice between st. Paul and Bald Eagle.
1t was tated that sixteen residents of
Bald Eagle were obliged to walk from
White Bear station for want OF better
service. and this, from one train only,
1t was reported that the fish commits
sionerr had promised to stock the lake
with bass and pike spawn this season.
Attention was called to the annoyance
resulting from the practice of herding
cattle from White Bear on Bald Eagle
property, and the members showed q DIS
position to call time on some Of the
herdsmen who now indulge in this prac-
tice.
The question of regulating the liquor
traffic at Bald Eagle to prevent abuses
was strongly discussed pro and con for
made and carried by a majority vote
not to take up the consideration of the
liquor traffic at Bald Eagle. and t&'
the bone of contention was disposed of,
at least for the present. But there is
firm determination amongst the mem
bers not to tolerate any disorder or scan
dals arising from excessive use of in
toxicating liquors, and this feeling will
go far towards preventing such possible
future occurrences.
Good feeling and great earnestness pre-
| vailed during the entire meeting, and the
| interests Of Bald Eagle Will be safe in
| the hands of the new association.
] Passenger Agent Cal Stone informed 3