St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
SALTWATER SILHOUE1TES
Bob Younger Appears to Be at Deaths
Door.
DEATH OF MRS. FRASER.
The Log Jam at the Dalles Of the st.
Croix Presents Grand
Sight.

much weaker, and for the last three
DAYS has been unable to rise from MS
bed His voice, too, has now entirely
failed. and he is unable to converse ex :
cept in whispers. Cole Younger SAID
yesterdayito the GLOBE reporter: sis
ter Retta has become worn by her con-
slant attendance at Bob'S side, so to-day
we prevailed upon her 10 join the ladies
in the steamboat excursion to the log
JAM"
Mrs. Mary Fraser. wife OF. Angus
Fraser, and sister of ID. j. Harkins, bag
gagemaster at the union railway sta
ton, died yesterday at the age OF thirty
two years at her home on South Main
street, after long illness, which inten-
sified during the last two months. BE-
sides the widower and brother there
survive the deceased her five children,
her mother, Mrs. Susan Harkins, and
her sister, Mrs. Ellen Welch. The fu-
neral will take place at 9o'clock to-mor-
row morning from st. MichaePs church.
The excursionists who left the leyee
at 9 o'clock yesterday for the great log
jam reached the Dalles at o'clock. On
the passage up river clear channel
was found. On arriving at the jam p.
W
water saying that the sight was a grand
one, and that some time would be re-
Quired in which to raise this great BLOCK
ade.
At the First Baptist church Rev. n:
E. Chapman, of Morristown, Mimi, will
occupy the pulpit morning and evening.
Services will be held in the morning at
the Universalist church by the pastor.
At the Methodist church the pastors
morning theme will be 1.-THE Beautl-
ful;" evening theme. Purity in
Thought and Speech" lecture to
young people.
Warren Sinclair, fourteen-vear-old
boy of Oak Park, was accidentally shot
by young companion while hunting in
the woods Friday afternoon, the ball
passing through the fleshy part of Sin
clair's left leg just above the knee.
On account of misunderstanding as
to whether the meeting was to occur
here or at st. Paul, the proposed confer
ence bet Ieen the referee and the judges
on the city assessment or injunction
cases failed to occur yesterday.
The members selected to represent
Company K in the shoot at Lake City
Sept. are Lieut.. W. G. Bronson, Ser
geantS w. E. Easton and II. b. Capron,
Ballantine and Mcmillan.
Robert Brown, the ST. Paul Park man
who emptied several chambers OF his
revolver in an attempt to shoot his wife,
was yesterday held to the grand jury by
Judge Nethaway in $500 bonds.
No tidings have been received of
Milan, the convict who escaped Thurs
day night from the prison by way OF
the hospital window.
SOCIAL SALTWATER.
Undoubtedly the Otershadowing So
cial feature of the week was the recep-
ton held Wednesday evening at the
residence of William Sauntry, on North
Fourth street, the occasion being in
honor of Mrs. Sauntry's sister, Miss
Lafurgy. The gathering was brilliant
assemblage of society lights, and all the
accessories of the reception was of re-
fined elegance. On the same evening
patty of Saltwater and ST. Paul ladies
and gentlemen were pleasantly enter
tanned at the summer cottage of j. S.
O'Brien, on the Lakeland bluff opposite
Hudson. A party of Saltwater young
people made an excursion Wednesday
evening to Lake Elmo to call upon the
social favorite. Miss Ottie Walthers, to
whom the visit was happy surprise.
At Oak park Mrs. j. Hyland, on the oc-
casion of her fifty-ninth birthday ami
versary, was visited by large number
of friends, who brought valuable souven-
irs of the occasion. Mrs. II. Danleigh,
of the same pretty suburb, was also WIS.,
tied during the week in a similar pleas
ing fashion. The only attraction at the
opera house this week is the spectacu
lar play, Twelve Temptations" Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. j. J. Randall, her daughter Mrs.
Rhoda j. Brink and two children, and
the warden's son, G. S. Randall, now
form the warden's household, the ladies
and grandchildren arriving yesterday.
Mrs. Jacob Brown, accompanied by
her two younger sons, went Friday for
two weeks visit at her former home,
LIE Sueur.
Frank Johnson, of Holdridge, Neb.,
Is the guest of his brother Alexander
johnson, of Nilsson & Johnson.
A letter received from Rev. M. E.
Murphy states that he would leave San
Francisco for Portland Aug. 13.
Daniel Olsen, lately with Murphy,
Seeba & Co., went this week to locate
in business at Austin, MINI.
Missis Virginia and Stella Dufrene.
of st. Paul, were guests Thursday of
Mrs. W. II. Gets.
Miss Cora Barrett, st. Joe, Mo-, was
the guest during the week of Miss.
Grace Farmer.
Missis Nellie Emerson and Eva Hall
went Friday for few days visit in
Minneapolis.
A pleasant euchre party of married
people was entertain ed Friday by Mrs.
F. E. Joy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Finch, of st.
Paul, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
Hersey.
Mrs. Fred P. Doe is the guest of Mrs.
o. G. Hospes, at the latter's White Bear
cottage.
James }. Burns and family are spend
ing brief season in Big Stone county.
Mrs. Frances Freeman returned Fri
day to her home at Cannon Falls.
Mrs. j. Fl. Gribble and son, Merton.
are visiting in Minneapolis.
Harry Richardson returned has from
a visit at Watertown, Oak.
B. J. Mosier and Ed. Yorks, left last
evening for Milwaukee.
Mrs. o. NJ. McIntire returned Thurs
day from Cannon Falls.
j. o. Holen and family are visiting in
southern Minnesota.
EQuIG OOuIdu Is Will lIl6HuS dG HUI
wood Falls, MINI.
Dell Meyer, returned this week from
Phoenix, N. Y.
DR.. p. II. Willard, st. Paul. was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Lillian Pennington is visiting in
Pine City.
Bears in the Dead River Country.
papoor Cpa1ial IN Now Vnrk
When the bears over in the Dead
river country get hungry they don't sit
down on their launches and wait for a
meal to come along, but sail right in
and help themselves to the first eatables
handy. Albert Parsons, who owns a
big farm on the road from New Port
land to Flagstaff, has a great many
sheep, and he keeps them in a barn at
night to guard against the depreda-
tions of bears. In one end of the barn
is a window about twenty inches
square. which is left open nights for