St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-14
saltwater SILA0UETTES
:
Six Miles Of Solid Logs Between the
Prison City and Arcola.
WHELAN IS DECLARED SANE
Roster Of Public School Teachers Al
most Completed appointment
Of q Referee.
WHELAN Is DECLARED SANE

The river is now completely filled
with logs as far up as ArcOla, six miles
above. Logs commenced running Fri
day night, began to come thicker Satur-
day and Sunday, and are still crowding
in, so that the boom was reopened yes
terday morning. The raising of sew
eral dams on the upper tributaries. COM
bined with the effect of the recent rain.
has raised the st. Croix river to good
driving stage.
jeremiah Whelan, father of the young
woman who was the innocent cause Of
William Schroeder's death, was exam
ined in probate court yesterday by com
mission IN lunacy, composed of DrS. b.
ton of r. S. Davis. The court found
that, while MIR. Whelan was not of abb
Selutely sound mind, his mental facul-
ties were not so impaired as to render
him incompetent to care for his prop
erty His mind had become affected by
reason OF a severe injury to his head
sustained by fall from load of hay,
and last weeks tragic affair is thought
to have aggravated his condition.
The roster of public school teachers
for the coming year will be completed
by the board of education at meeting
to be held Tuesday evening. About
thirty of the corps We're engaged at SAT-
urday evenings session.
At a special session of the district
court yesterday Edwin A. Jaggard was
appointed referee in the case of Louis
Hanson against Annie Beck ct al, to
take the testimony and report to the
court the amount due. The petit jury
will not be required to report until We'd
nesday morning, May 22. To-day the
case of j. S. KeatOr IL Son against John
Glasple will come on for trial by
struck jury. Y
AT a citizens meeting last evening" at
the Sawyer house, after thorough dis-e
cuSsioD of various propositions to eStab-
lish a seed and flower branch, E; H..
Hospes, j. III. Harper and George o.
Haskell were appointed to ascertain
prices Of land and the best location for
such an establishment. q. o. Haskell.
A. K. Doe and j. A. Deragisch were ap-
pointed to devise measures to form a.
permanent organization for the premo1
ton of industrial enterprises here. 5rhe
stockholders OF the Natural gas eoinl
pany voted an additional asseSsIilent
and will proceed with drilling.
The funeral eff the late Miss Katie
Mulholland occurred yesterday from
st. MichaePs church, Rev. p. A. NC
Carren officiating, and Messrs. D. j.,
Harkins, Alex Chisholm, Thomas Dhnn,.
William O'Donnell, John Mcclure land
Andrew McGrath acting as pail bearers.
An entertainment, consisting of camp
scenes, war songs aud tableauX. will be
given at Music hall this evening under
the auspices of Muller post.
The family of Miss Nellie Whclan
has been advised by the physician to
take the afflicted young lady to some
other locality for time, so that all her
surroundings cannot at every turn re-
mind her of the Schroeder shooting.
Secretary Hart, of the charities and
corrections board, was at the prison yes
terday. Gov. Merriam is expected some
day this week.
l.. II. Root, recently of the Pioneer
Press Saltwater department. was III the
city yesterday. He is barely GONZALES
cent from a severe illness.
= Mrs. James Ii. Spencer expects to
star" Thursday to join her husband at
Tacoma, where the family will hereafter
live.
The officers of Saltwater lodge, 1. O.
G. T., will be publicly installed this
evening, with supplementary music and
refreshments.
At the council meeting this evening
the city engineer will report on the
amount of rebates allowed on the North
Martha street grading assessment.
Supt. Hewitt's brigade of tracklayers
and PAYERS were busy yesterday on
Main street, between Commercial ave
nue. and Chestnut street. The rails and
stringers were distributed along the
latter street, which will be reached by
the tracking crew to-day.
Mrs. r. III. Hening, mother of j. c..
Hening, will arrive to-day for short
visit with her son, after which she will
go to West Superior.
Bronson & Folsom sold half-raft of
logs yesterday to r. G. Libby. Hastings.
WM. ROBERTS. NJ. D., Physician to
the Manchester, Eng, Infrmary and
Lunatic Hospital, and Professor of
Medicine in OWENS College, says:
'Deep sleep, nervous or rapidly-failing
eye-sight, dropsy of the lungs, or vio-
lent inflammation, any one of them. is
symptom of kidney trouble" Warmers
Safe Cure is the only reliable and
guaranteed remedy for kidney dis
orders.