St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-09
SAINT PAUL.
TALES OF THE WEST SIDE.
The Sixth Ward Represented in Many
Small Items of News.
ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS.
An Unfortunate Case of Insanity---A
Boy Deservedly Spanked---Small
Matters.

Mrs. Clara Dorr. young married Wo-
man who is visiting here from Hastings,
To-, with the family of E. p. Corbett, on
Rice street, yesterday became Temporal
rily insane, and wondered bareheaded
about the city for the greater partof the
day. She was seen yesterday afternoon
by several persons in the vicinity of
Athletic park, on the West side, but, as
her actions seemed natural, no notice
was taken of her. Mr.. Corbett started
out to look for her upon his return from
work last evening, and met the unfort-
innate woman returning across the
Robert street bridge, singing to herself
and carrying large bunch OF weeds
she had plucked in her travels. The
husband was telegraphed for last night,
and will be here to take Mrs. Dorr home
with him this evening. The woman S
alteration is said to be only temporary,
and is ascribed to her delicate condl-
ton.
Att $50 last evening a hue and cry
was raised over the absence of Eddie
Berger, a nine-year- boy, residing
with his parents on the lower flats. 1t
was feared that the boy had been
drowned while bathing, and a search
was made along the river bank IN the
expectation of discovering his clothes.
Fears were allayed, however. when
some boys stated that they had seen
him going up town at p. IN. AT 1l:3O
last night the truant walked home, was
thoroughly spanked by his lrate
material ancestor and put to bed.
The West side lodge of Druids held a
meeting last evening at the lodge
quarters in the Thompson block. SeY-
eral new members were admitted.
The gun clubs of the West side will
shoot on Wednesday OH the lower flats.
The new Bethany Congregational
church is almost completed, work on the
plastering of the interior being now in
progress.
A boating excursion at White Bear is
among the attractions for next Sunday.
A large number of West side youngpeo-
pie will participate.
The Acme club is arranging dra-
matte entertainment for future preSen-
tation.
The ladies of the Willard W. c. T. U.
will hold their weekly meeting at the
usual place this afternoon.
1.-The Collandra" is to be the name of
a steam launch now being constructed
at st. Paul Park for Elmer Smith, OF
west ST. raul.
Leavitt Wren, while repairing side
walk on Wentworth avenue yesterday,
stepped on the point of rusty nail,
which penetrated his foot, inflicting a
severe wound. The man was taken to
his home, near the scene of the occur
renee, and was seized with commissions,
Iockjaw being feared. Medical aid was
summoned, and he is now believed TO be
out of danger.
William Wilhelm, who was found
dead last Saturday on the German road
under peculiar circumstances, will be
buried to-day by the Minnesota Grove
of Druids No. l.
Rev. David Morgan and wife have re-
turned from their European trip.
The election of officers governing the
newly organized Up With the Times
club resulted as follows: President,
Thomas Lee; vice president, X. w.
Arud; treasurer and secretary, b. E.
Allen. The election occurred at the
residence of William Warner on In
diana avenue.
In the Sixth ward court yesterday
the following cases were called and dis
posed Of: Alvine Becher VS.. Henry
Bauer, continued one week, as also
was the case of H. G. KirSch VS.. Angus
MHlhouse. The case of Henley VS..
Wegnan was dismissed, and in the case
of DR.. Kanten VS.. A. KuntZ judgment
was rendered for the plaintiff with
costs