The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-04
NATIONS NATAL DAY
ST. PAUL WILL CELEBRATE THE
EVOURTvH IN GOOD
STYLE
PROGRAMME OF HAPPENINGS
Many Societies Have Planned Pleas
ure Excavations - Fireworks and
Cannon Crackers VIII Be
In Evidence.

Another Fourth of July is here with
the usual accomplishments. Cannon
crackers and torpedoeS; golfing and ball
games; patriotic addresses, ptcnics galore;
music and parades will afford entertain
ment for the people of the Twin Cities
today. The cities, as usual, will be quiet
and most Of the population will seek the
cool breeZeS of the lakes early in the
morning and remain until evening. All
kinds Of business will be susperdei dur
ing the day.
The Swedish societies of the state VIII
hold their annual festival at the fair
grounds. At 10 o'clock the exercises will
begin, with a concert by the Svea Mill
tary band. AT noon the festival queen
Will be crowned and the afternoon win
be given over to the Swedish national
games after which patriotic addresses
will be delivered, both in Swedish and in
English. Balloon ascensfons, races, ETC.
Will fill the remainder of the me, and
in the evening will occur the review OF
King GustaYus Vasa and the royal
troops.
The St Paul building trades council
Will have an annual outing at Inver
Grove. A fine programme Of sports has
been arranged and a Bowery dance Will
continue during the afternoon and even
ing.
The Socialist Educational club with in
NAICu Ll4SulNlS5 VIII IAOlu lOTpn at Lake
Owassa. Conveyances will leave the
clubs headquarters. at s45 Payne avenue,
at 8 O'Clock.
COLD WATER MEN AT COMO.
Como Park Will be in the hands Of the
F'rohibitionists. The Twin city Prohibi-
tion picnic at noon will be a large affair
They will have an interesting programrpe
during the forenoon. H G. Neal will pre-
side and addresses on Prohibition topics
will fill the time of the forenoon H a.
Huntington. Prof Scanlon. Rev George
o. VALENTINE, Rev. Stanley B. Roberts
George f. Wells and Capt. J. G. Morrl-
son will deliver addresses.
The Retail Liquor Dealers asso. .as.ou
will hold its annual picnic at Harris PARK,
Fort Smelling. The usual programme OF
sports VIII be supplante1 by a dancing
programme. for which the best of music
has been provided
A special outing has been arranged by
the st. Paul Swimming club at Wildwood.
Water polo and swimming races follow
ing which athletic programme ami
dancing VIII entertain the vast number
that will visit this popular resort.
The steamer Columbia has been charter
ed by the young people of the Central
Park Methodist church. and their trip
VIII consist Of an all days outing at Lake
st. Croix The steamer will leave the
foot of Jackson street at 9 a. m, returning
at 1880 p. m.
Golfers will play for prizes at the Road
side and Town and Country clubs in the
afternoon. and baseball enthusiasts will
witness the game between St. Paul and
Minneapolis
The Catholics VIII have patriotic ser
vices at MInnehaha Falls, at which Arch
bishop Christie, of Vancouver. B. g, Will
deliver patriotic address during the
forenoon. Other dignitarles in attendance
at the Cretin services will aid in making
fine programme.
The street car service has been enlarged
for today, and the schedules have been
shortened so that no long waits will be
experienced. Surely no one win be want
ing for entertainment. Never did indie
pendence day in ST. Paul offer so many
and such varied kinds OF sport and rec
reation. The most fastidi)us as well as
the most commonplace person can Till
his wants readily. Having such OppOitu-
mites. the people Of St. Paul will cele-
brate a glorious Fourth. Old Sol threat
ems to keep the refreshment stands busy.
1t is hoped that no rain will fall to mar
the success of the days celebration.
Few accidents have yet been reported
to the police.
O'CONNOR'S STRICT INSTRUCTIONS
Chief OConnor is determined that the
Fourth of July celebration shall be as
harmless as possible. Strict orders have
been issued to all patromcn to arrest
any one who places torpedoes or any lind
of explosives on the street car tracks.
Blank cartridges win go, bu. the promis-
cuous shooting Of bullets is . menace that
will not be c0untenanced. Anothcr wise
regulation has been the placing Of police
men in the vicinity Of all hospitals to
prevent any undue noise