The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-28

NJ Chislett, Chicago.
G. Allison, Chicago
L. Burlingame,. Worcester.
Z. MaberSbery, Chicago.
G. Cakes, Detroit.
j. E. CHM, California and Yellowstone
Park
E. Scott, Nantucket, Wis.
J. Lambert, Paris, France
A. Carter, Chicago
]. Matthews, Maine.
H. Doherty, Fargo, N. D.
M. Pearce, Detroit.
E. Murphy, Devils Lake.
J. SwartZ, New York.
NJ Keefe, California.
M. Ward, Great Lakes.
S. Rowells, Duluth.
F. Strong, Cleveland.
n. Goodhue, New York via Great lakes.
J. Fair, Denver. y, $1,000 -
3. M. Phelan, New York. 49,,
E. Pugh, California
F. Mackey, Gilboa, N. Y.
A. McCray, Hannibal, Mo.
E. Pugh, California.
j. Macmillan, Nova Scotia
M. Burns, New York.
K, Haucke, New York.
B. Bigue, Chicago.
r. Mott, Eau Claire. -''
M B. Farley, Madison, Wis.
C. Gundlach, Detroit
E. Mccormack, Tacoma.
B. Strenyham, Sioux Falls.
: A: Wheeler, Springfield, III.
M. Brack, California.
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II. Kennedy, California.
K. Canning, ST. Louis. '-t'
M. Sullivan, Elmira, N. Y. 3S1s - s5a'
A. Whitney, Ontario, Can.
F. A. Pitts, New York, Boston.
G. NJ Gilbert, Lemars, 10.
A. Macleod, Duluth.
E. Hawk, Redwood Falls.
K. Leonard, New York city.
L. Wilson, Duluth.
F. Rood, Spokane.
K. Sloppy, Philadelphia.
L. Hoyt, Lima, o.
A. Y. Wright, Duluth.
L. G. Flint. St. Louis.
E. Manning, Chicago.
E. Simon, Wells, MINI.
K. O'Brien, Slayton, MINI.
r. Brennan, Kansas City.
F. Hoyt, Montana.
M. Neuhausen, Wheeling, W. Va.
The steamer Mascot and pleasure barge
Time and Tide arrived yesterday after.
noon from Moline, Ill, bringing ir
Charles Deere, president of the Deere
Plow company, and a party. The barge
is typical houseboat, and is complete
in every detail. 1t has cabin accommo
dations for twelve, with four stateroom.
and servants accommodations. The din
ing room is a marvel of beauty, betns
finished in Georgia pine and light woods
with a paneled ceiling. In the front o.
the house boat is a handsome parlol
and observation room, with broad win
dows and g. space on the very bow of thu
boat for hammocks and lounging chairs
The upper deck of the boat is fitted fo
dancing. 1t has canopy roof of can
vas, and on the sides are arranged boxe!
for flowers and plants. In the rear O.
the boat is small but conveniently ap
pointed kitchen.
In the party which came up on the boa
are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deere, Mr. anc
Mrs. VIII Butterworth of Moline; Mis-
Daisy Taylor and Mrs. ]. D. Chapman
of Chicago. The party will spend fou
days in st. Paul before leaving on tn,
return trip. They will be Joined here b,
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Perry and Georg,
Farwell of Chicago. The Mascot is IL
old-time river men of the Mississippi
and carries crew Of five.
The Young Peoples Society. Of Chris
tan Endeavor entertained a large mum
Der of people last evening in very move
manner. The Sunday school room Of tn
church was arranged and decorated t.
resemble the deck of a ship. Colore,
lights were strung on cords stretches
across the room, and the American flag
placed conspicuously about testified t
the fact that the good ship Olympi;
sailed under Uncle Sans colors. TIL
Olympia was bound for Manila, and wa
under the command of Capt Wedo
otherwise known as Mr.. Dwight Ed
wards.
Boys in sailor costume carried out tn
nautical effect, and posters placed con
spicuously about, giving information con
corning everything connected with tn
trip, carried out the excursion idea
A stop was made at Honolulu, and her
q fine musical programme was given
consisting of darby pieces, rag-time mu
sic and popular airs.
The ship arrived in Manila at eigh
bells. The eight bells were representa-
by tableau of eight young wome
posed a la Gibson. The young ladie
taking part were: Miss Lucy Cooper
Miss Bell Butler, Miss Mary Lewis, Mis-
Munson, Miss Margaret Lewis, Mrs. Wal
ter Merrill, Miss Megaw and Miss Myrtl
Brack
After the boat reached port the an
nouncement was made that, owing to tn
prevalence of yellow fever, it woul
be impossible to land. So a series Q
tableauX was given to amuse the pas
sengers Sweet Moments showed
soldier taking leave Of his sweetheart
Miss Irene Simonds and Mr.. Osbor
| formed the group.
| Must 1t Be Goodbye" was a prett
| little tableau by Miss Cooper and MI
John Burbank.
Miss Belle Butler and Mr.. Dwight Ed
wards, formed the group in 1.-THE Ne,
Recruit. - Miss Ella Barnet and MI
| Osborn made Taking His Last Charm
| effective Miss Minnie Buyer, Mis-
Marie Black and DR.. Jeanette McLare