The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-20

The opening of the baseball season IN
Saltwater. which was delayed two weeks
because of the weather. will occur today.
and Manager Seymour of the Joseph
Wolf company team, has arranged for a
game this afternoon between his team
and the West Publishing company, Of St.
Paul. The delay in the opening Or the
season has been beneficial in a way sew
eral excellent improvements having been
made at the park. The diamond has
been plowed up and leveled and new
bleachers have been constructed. The
seating capacity of the grand stand has
also been Increased
Work on r. H. Bronson's steamboat.
now being built on the levee, under the
direction Of ID. NJ. Swain, is progressing
most satisfact orily. The Keel was laid yes
terday and the hui viii be constructed
as soon as possible. The boat, which is he
ing built purely for pleasure and recrea-
ton, viii be siXty-hve feet long and will
be a sidewheeler. 1t Will be of light draft
and win be capable Of ascending the 81.
Crox during the low water seasons.
A message has been forwarded to Ely.
Mimi, in response to telegram recev-
ed by Chief Of Police McIlree, announc-
ing the death Of Dennis Allen, in which
Aliens friends are instructed to have the
body Inferred a Ely. Deceased was forty
five years of age and was a brother Of
Mrs. Patrick Doyle. of Washington coun-
ty. He had made his home in Saltwater
for many years.
The Clyde, of the Bronson & Folsom
line, will arrive in port this morning and
the Juniata will arrive either tonight or
tomorrow morning. Tire Clyde will take
out logs and lumber for Dubuque and the
Juniata will take out logs for Dorchester
g. Hughey, Bellevue.
According to the statement Of Capt
ID. A. Mcdonald, Of La Crosse, VINO was
In the city yesterday, present conditions
tirely satisfactory. The water In the
Mississippi IS so low In places. that there
is danger OF grounding. and boats can
only proceed with caution. Rains are
Bert Torinus, who is here from Winton
Mimi. says that the st. Croix Lumber
comraTy's mill at Winton will begin saw
| ing tomorrow. having been delayed BY
reason of cold weather and low wa
b. X. Watson has returned from Day
tona. Fla. where he spent several
months. He states that Mrs Murdoch
and Miss Murdoch. who are spending
the winter there, will return to SILVIA
Mrs Austin jerks has returned from
St. Paul, where she visited her daugh
ter Mrs. d. b. Newcomb.
Mrs. r. M Anderson spent q part OF
the past week Win F0EllatOL anu WI
DaUgherty. OF Duluth.
Mrs. Fora Staples and son. Of st. Paul.
were guests OF friends in this city on
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Slaughter Wednes-
day evening under the direction OF the
Altar Guild of Ascension Church. An
elaborate musical programme was rem
| dered. which was enjoyed by large au-
| dience.
The last Of the series of dances given
| during the winter months by the Prison
! City Social club occurred Friday night.
| AMI was a success I'm every particular.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Jordan have re-
| turned from visit at Ottumwa, Iowa.
! Mrs Frank y. Otis, q Duluth. was
| guest Of Mrs. William Sauntry the past
/ week.
Clarence hammers will leave this week
| for Manitoba. where he will spend the
/ summer.
! Frank woIfer was surprised by a large
/ number OF his young friends Thursday
! evening who spent few hours playing
/ cards and games.
/ Wis, were in the city Friday. on their
way home from Fargo, where they
! spent several weeks.
/ Mrs. Frank Brown. Of Duluth. Is the
/ guest Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
/ Penkonin.
A. A. Ewart has returned from a brief
absence in Chicago.
| NJ A. TOrinus Is at home from Dusl-
ness trip to Winton. MINI.
A number OF the younger society peo-
| PIE OF tho city gave social dance IN Op-
| era House hall Friday evening.
| Mrs George Burns and son, OF New
| Richmond, Wis, are visiting saltwater
| friends.
| Mrs. Charles e. Mosier entertained the
| %elghborhood Euchre club Friday after
! noon.
Mrs. James King. of White Bear was
| guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
/ w NJ Nav. the first of the week
/ James F. Kitty has returned from Haw-
| thorne, Wis, where he spent the win
/ ter
The Knights Of Pythias gave a well
attended card party and dance Tuesday
evening.