St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-29
SATURDAY At SALTWATER
Seasons Output Of Logs From the St.
Cr0iX Boom.
SHORTAGE IN HELP.
Testimony in the Savage Divorce Case
Social News Of the
Week.

Inc seasons output or logs from tns
st. Croix boom reached 255 100000 fee
last night. the weeks output being
about 100000 Work is progressing
well there, though at some disadvantage
owing to lack of a sufficient number Of
competent men. The shortage in help
| is owing to the gradual drain made OIL
the force by lumbermen who have be-
gun to send men to the pineries prepar
atory to the winters logging. These
men, by going now, are enabled to Sc
cure good job through all the remain
ing fall and winter, and readily quit
the shortening work at the boom for
long and steady employment. There
are already many men up river gather
ing the potatoes that many lumbermen
raise there to supply their winter
crews, repairing or building camps and
dams and attending to the many pre-
liminaries necessary to a good winter
campaign. By last night crew OF
about forty men had reached TaylOr's
Falls in order to again tackle the log
jam. The water from the dams vii!
probably reach the falls to-day, and
strong hopes are entertained that this
final effort of the season will break the
blockade.
Church services announced for to-day
are: Methodist, sermon in the morning
by 8. NJ. Davis, A. NJ. of Chicago. In
the evening the pastor will speak Oh
Ideals" This will be the last service
of the conference year. Presbyterian
church, morning theme, "The COns0la
tons of GOd:' evening theme, "The
Gracious invitation" The usual serv.
ices, morning and evening, will be held
at Grace congregational and Ascension
churches. There will be no service al
the Baptist church except prayer meet,
ing in the morning. Rev. j. Nj. Bull
will preach at South Saltwater at 3 p. M
Judge McCluer took testimony yester
day in the divorce case of Savage against
Savage, wherein the wife sues for di'
yOrce from her husband, Eugene Saw
age. on the ground of cruel and inhu-
man treatment. The two Savage sons
were put on the stand by their mother
and testified that Oh one occasion Mrs
Savage attacked her husband with a
shoe, whereupon he retorted by choking
her.
The delegation from Bayard COM
mandery that will attend the triennial
conclave at Washington will probably
be composed of W. G. Bronson, +: II
Lemon, Fred Scott, Fred Whitman, j.. u
Holen and Deputy Warden Westby.
The new reading room of the W. G
T. U. in the Lecky building will be
opened to the public next Tuesday
under the charge of f. j. Trent. The
hours are from a. III. to IL M. and 3 tC
9p. III.
A party of Eastern capitalists. inter
eSted with Senator Sabin in Wisconsin
land enterprises, was in the city Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Sabin went East yes
terday on brief trip.
The Duluth railroad will give excur-
sions to Pine City and ChengwatOnna
dam Oct. I, 2 and 8.
The Knights of Labor hold meeting
at their hall at o'clock this afternoon:
Agent Yarnall, of the Duluth road, is
confined to his home by illness.
SOCIAL.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. A. E. Ma
cartney, of South Third street, enter
tanned company of ladies at drive
whist, the prizes going to Mesdames
G. b. Marshall, G. W. Very, j. N.
Castle and G. l.. EastOn. An event OF
interest to many was the marriage
Thursday evening of Herm0n Seeba.
of Murphy, Seeba d Co., to Miss Mag
dalena Miller, the ceremony being per-
formed at the residence of Rev. Father
Alphonse, after which the wedding
breakfast was served at the home of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Miller, Olive street. An equally inter.
esting affair will be the wedding Tues
day of the prominent young attorney,
Fred W. Gail, and Miss Smith, daugh.
ter of the late JudsOn Smith.
Last evening, at the Methodist
church, Prof. Davis, of Chicago,
gave very interesting illustrated
lecture on astronomy to good au
dience Tomorrow evening the Ma
tional Swedish Ladies' Concert com
pany appear at the opera house, and or
Saturday evening comes Mccoy q
Mahara'S company in "The Silver
King" The entertainment to have
been given by the Young Peoples
association tomorrow evening is post
poned one week.
Judge McCluer put aside professional
and judicial cares during Friday ir
order to quietly fellcitate at home over
the fact that the day was the thirty-firs
anniversary of his marriage.
Mrs. A. C. Hospes. who accompanied
her daughter, Miss Ollie, to Cincinnati
where the latter enters upon course Of
study at Mount Auburn institute, re
turned home Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. P. III. Kenney returned
during the week to their home at Wa
verify, N. Y, after a. visit with theil
daughters, Mrs. E. D. Burlington and
Mrs. j. II. Harper.
Gordon Welshons, secretary of the
st. Croix Lumber company, accom-
panied by his wife, goes on visit to
day to Sioux City.
United States Senator C. K. Davis
paid visit of a purely social nature tC
ex-senator ID. NJ. Sabin during the
week.
Mrs. Will E. Foran, of Grand Forks
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J
J. Molloy. returned to her home Satur-
day.
Gideon W. Merrill, of Grinnell, To-,
was q guest of his brother, DR.. B. J.
Merrill, during the week.
Senator and Mrs. Durant returned
Thursday from an outing at the hunt
ing lodge near Gordon.
Aid. Anderson and party returned
Thursday from trip to Burlington on
the steamer Ravenna.
w. c.. Masterman and Frank Berry
spent part of the week visiting frien ds
in Minneapolis.
Supt. Blakeney. of the union station,
is expected to return Tuesday from his
Eastern visit.
Miss Lois Sprague returned Friday
evening from visit among friends in
ST. Paul.
Mrs. d. l.. Birmingham visited Min
neapolis and st. Paul during the week.
Jacob Bean returned during the week