St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-17

prince, has perfected the plans for a new
store to occupy the site of the one recently
burned, on the corner Of Milwaukee and
Wisconsin streets. The architectural style OF
the exterior viii be modified classic. Pro-
iecting bay windows rising from the second
story to the roof and surmounted by classic
pediments, viii occupy the center OF each
street front The use Of plate glass in the
building viii be very liberal The Milwaukee
street front Of the second story win contain
tweDty-seven windows, In clusters OF three,
occupying nearly the whole Of the space be-
tween ceiling and floor and presenting the
appearance Of continuous wall of plate
glass 210 feet in length A Greek portico
similar to the old one, but with Scotch granite
columns four feet longer, so IS to make the
entire pediment rise clear of the lower story
Of the building, will occupy the center Of tn e
Milwaukee street front The materials used
in the building will be Milwaukee brick Ito
be painted red), Bass Island sandstone and
terra Gotta The Dickinson block, partially
destroyed when Chapman's store Was burned
is 10 be raised q story and enlarged and i'm
proved.
SHORT NOTES.
Frank sIller hos gone to Florida for the
winter.
Edward J. stranksy, formerly Of this city,
but now Of Chicago, viii be married to Miss
Jennie BIllstein, at Plymouth, Ohio, on the
26th inst.
Miss Alice Louise Tichenor and Willis E
Story were married at the residence Of the
brides parents Wednesday evening.
Chris Bach, the well known baud leader,
celebrated his twenty-ffth anniversary as
musical director at Stadt theatre, last night.
The operstta, ''The Strike" composed BY
Mr.. Bach, was given, with bis daughter in
the leading role.
Mrs. Elizabeth Green, wife Of Seneca NJ.
Green. the well known Chicago, Milwaukee
sumption at her home on Hanover street,
last Sunday night
Miss Minnie Ostrander, of this city, aud
VIM. II. Mylrea, Of Wanson. were married
at the Unitarian church, by Rev. G. (. Cor
don, Wednesday noon. '-.-f,l.s
Rev Geo. W. Dumbell, rectsr of st. James
church, has resigned on account OF a throat
trouble, and will remove 10 pChattan ooga,
Tenn, where he will take charge Of parish.
COL Hans Boebel, for two years past dep
uty collector of internal revenue in this city,
resigned bis position on the last day of Octo-
Der. Richard GOldbeck has been appointed
to the position.
Fritz Groskoff, foreman Of Hook and Lad
der company No. l, was run over and killed
by his truck, near the old city hall Monday
noon. He attempted to board the truck
while it was in motion, and fell under the
wheels. John BOrngesser has been promo
ted to fill the vacancy.
Mrs. Alex. Mitchell, before her departure
for Florida, presented the st. Andrew society,
of which her husband was the first president,
with the life like portrait OF Mr. Mitchell,
that was on exhibition at the art gallery Of
the exposition Of the present year. She also
left orders for the presentation to the Mil
waukee club of two valuable oil paintings.
One is "Tne Return from the Hunt" which
was exhibited in the exposition Of 1888 It
is valued at $4,000. The other canvas is
one OF John ). Conway's fine works.
Geo. A. Cody, well known printer, died
last night Of cancer in the face, after long
suffering. He served through the war in
the Twenty-fourth Wisconsin volunteer in
fantry. CESAR.