St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-17
STEINER PRAYS FOR RELIEF
A Sixth Ward Benedict Tires of Mat
rimony.
METHOD IN HIS MADNESS
Christians Will Inaugurate Canvass
working Night and Day---West
10 Side Notes.

j. IL. Steiner, the care worn nuDDy OF
the lady of that name who has been ar
rested several times lately for drunken
hess. and disOrderly conduct, has COM
menced suit for divorce. Mrs. Steiner
has received notice of the suit. and it is
believed will not contest the case in
court. The couple have led very un-
happy life for some time past.
Vigorous canvassing will be done
during the present week in order to
raise the amount necessary to complete
the sum of $2,5OO required to carry on
the work Of remodeling the West side
opera house for the use OF the Y. M. G.
A. One thousand dollars of the amount
has been subscribed, and no difficulty
is anticipated in securing the remain
Ger.
The work of re-erecting the ice house
of the St. Paul Ice company, the greater
portion of which was recently burned,
is being pushed with vigOr. A large
force Of men is working day and night,
and the greater part of the frame work
is already up. Owing to prompt action
in covering the ice remaining after the
fire, it is believed that fully one
halt of the contents of the charred
structure may be saved. This will
cause a very considerable modification
of the estimate at first made of the loss,
as there were in the building previous
to the fire some 5000 tons of ice. The
Henke family, who we're rendered des-
titute by the burning of their household
effects, have been substantially aided
by the business men and residents of
the ward, and are now well provided
for.
Chicago avenue is to have improved
sewerage, the contract for placing the
same having been awarded to Richard
Forrestal for S949.
A gay time was had yesterday after
noon by the members and friends OF the
West Side !Turnverein society at
Stiefels park. Excellent music was fur
nished by Seibert's orchestra.
The scholars of the various public
schools of the West side are enjoying
their summer vacation, and some Of
them will not return to the Old hauntS,
but will attend the high school next
term. The Humboldt school scholars
who will in future cross the river for
instruction are Misses Maggie Slavin,
Mary Slavin, Minnie Haskell, Lulu
Golfers. Jenny Southwark, Ada Weise-
man, Elsie Staples, Mary Dempsey,
Lizzie King and Fanny Worthington,
and George Flint, Joseph Critic, William
Gray, Jerome HirSch, Everett Pierce,
Melya Wilgus. George Schauble, Charles
Messenger and John Gelina. The young
folks are jubilant at their promotion.
A larger number of people crossed the
upper bridge last evening between the
hours of and p. m. than during any
corresponding period of time since the
opening of the structure.
A boy named Keihl was run over by
hanson cab on state street yesterday,
and was found on examination to have
DO broken bones and but a few unim-
portant bruises.
Preparations for the literary and
dramatic entertainment to be given on
the closing of st. Nicholas school are
being zealOusly carried on by the teach
ers and pupils of the institution. The
entertainment will be given on June rs
in the school house hall. Twenty-Five
young people will participate in the
performance.
A large congregation was present last
evening at the Clinton Avenue NJ. E.
church, the sermon preached by Rev.
j. F. Stout being from the text, ''Cruci-
fed with Christ" The address was all
able one and deeply interested those
present. The membership of the
church is increasing largely, and it is
only question of a short time until
every seat in the large building will be
regularly occupied.
The Strangers church was we'll filed
yesterday morning, the attraction being
au address by Rev. W. D. Roberts,
preaching from the text, ''Christ is all
in ALL" In the evening the subject
treated was ''Martin Luther, OF Saved
by Grace"
A number of West side people are
building cottages at the lakes.
The brick structures now in course of
erection are going up rapidly, the Bel
field and Meyer blocks having reached
the second story.
side.