St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-01
AT THE ZENITH CITY.
Opening OF St. Mary's HOspital---
Other News of Interest.

opening VI 81. IIdFy > E1OSt,ita I--.
Other News of Interest.
Special to the Globe
DULUTH. Mimi, Feb. 29.-St Mary's
hospital at the West end was opened
for the first time to receive patients to-
day. 1t is located Oh the southwest cor
ner of Third street and Twentieth ave-
nue. west, adjacent to st. Clements
church and school. About q year ago
the parish in charge of Rev. Father
Goebel, of the Church of the Sacred
Heart in Duluth proper, became so
large and West end people came so far
to divine service that the new West end
parish was created and placed in charge
of Rev. Father Timothy. Since that
time hillside of stumpS has been con-
verified into the handsome new church,
school and hospital of st. Clements
parish. The church at the West end is
a great improvement over that in the
/ East end, and its school hospital and
parsonage are credit to that part of
the city which they adorn.. The hos
pital will easily accommodate 800 pa
tients. Nine sisters of the order of st.
Benedict with Sister Alexia, Mother
Superior in charge. Rev. Father Greg
DRY. O. S. B., was the architect of the
new buildings and the superintendent
of their construction.
CAUGHT ON THE CURB.
The newspaper situation i'll West Superior
is likely to be lively tomorrow. Two weeks
ago the Duluth Tribune advertised that, own
ing the Associated Press franchise on both
sides of st. Louis bay. it would publish
March l daily paper for West Superior.
has bought the Associated Press franchise at
Chicago and will print daily paper to-mor-
row, threatening to get an injunction if the
Tribune prints morning paper with SUI
perior head
Now that the new common council is get
ting ready for work. changes in some city
offices are discussed. Capt. Paxton is talked
of for city clerk, vice Charles E. Budden, the
present incumbent, and Dr.. Sherwin will
probably be discharged as health officer. Ex-
Aid. Bunnell will probably succeed Guy
Wells as superintendent of public works.
j. A. Humbird of Hudson, president; j. Fl.
tanner, general manager, and i. j. Palmer
j. T. Gregory and E. W. Nee, directors of the
Pioneer and Zenith mines at Ely, have just
returned after an inspection of the proper
ties. Ely will be reached by the railroad in
two months.
Capt. Quinn, United States navy, thinks
bridge can be builtaeross the canal and Min
nesota point that win not impede naviga-
ton. A meeting of engineers will be held in
sideration.
About fifty men are now employed at the
McDorgall ship yard. Il is claimed tnat the
peculiar vessel now being constructed will
carry ], 900 tons of wheat.
The American Mechanical improvement
company expect to have its new machinery
in this week and will be ready for business
next week.
Allcock and Charles Gleason viii engage
each others attention in a ten-round glove
fight at the Duluth theater Friday night.
Three dead COWS are quartered in a stable
at the west end. The attention of the health
officer is called to the fact. e
A. H. Mayo, of West Superior, challenges
any pony yacht in Duluth or Superior to race
as soon as the river opens
The firm of McGregor, Clark & Glow has
dissolved partnership. The new firm will be
McGregor L. Bowes.
Judge West will lecture at the bethel Fri
day night on scenes and Incidents of the
Rebellion"
The young people of the Third Presby-
terrain church will have social Friday night.
Peck & Sons saw mill at RIces point
started with full force of men Tuesday. 8
Nels Peterson, insane, was taken to st.
Peter to-day.
Persons with money to invest will do well
to turn their attention to Duluth and Supe-
rior. NJ. B. Harrison, COZ Duluth National
bank building, Duluth, has q large list of
property in both places for sale.