St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-17
SAINT PAUL.
BONES BROKE AND BRUISED
Serious Result Of a Runaway Accident
or the West Side.
FALL OF A S0MNAMBULlST.
An Aged Sleep Walker Tumbles Down
g Flight Of Stairs---Sixth Ward
Scraps.


Ohio street. A team attached to a
double rig, in which were seated Mr..
and Mrs. B. +. WOrley, their two sons,
sister Of Mrs. Worley, and young
man named Thompson, who resides
with the. family, was being driven
down that th0rOughfare, the animals
4 became frightened at some object, and
ran down Ohio to Winifred street, finally
upsetting the vehicle and dumping the
occupants at the corner of George
street, by coming in contact with the
street car tracks at that point. 1t was
found that Miss Lizzie Worley had sus-
tanned fracture of the collar bone, and
Thompson a severe abrasion of the
knee, which will confine him to his bed
for several weeks. Medical aid was
summoned and the wounds dressed, af-
ter which those injured were removed
to their homes.
A peculiar and painful accident oc-
Cured Wednesday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. Howard Smith, on
East Isabel street. Mrs. Smith retired
for an afternoon Siesta, and afterwards,
rising in her sleep, walked to the head
of steep flight of stairs, and losing her
footing, fell to the bottom, where she
recovered consciousness some time
afterwards, with severe cash in her
head and covered with blood. A physi-
clan was summoned and the wound
dressed.
Preparations are going forward for an
ice cream and strawberry social to be
given May %, in the parlors of the
Clinton Avenue M. E. church by the
Young Peoples society in connection
with the organization. An entertain
ing literary and musical programme
has been arranged for the occasion. A
general invitation is extended.
The third annual reception given
under the auspices of the Young Pe0-
pies guild of the ChurckOf the AScen-
sion, will be held at the Clifton hotel
parlors Tuesday evening, May 81. The
reception will be followed by dance,
in the intervals of which will be given
Instrumental and vocal selections.
l The Clinton Avenue church was well
filled last evening on the occasion of
the platform meeting previously an
nOunced to take place. Greetings were
of the city. addresses being made by
Rev. F. o. Holman, FL. C. Jennings, j.
FL. Dewart, John Stafford, j. q. Teter
and others. This evening addresses
will be delivered by Rev. M. d. Ed
wards, of the Dayton Avenue Presby-
terrain church.
A meeting of the Citizens union will
be held this evening at the quarters of
the organization in the Thompson
block. The report of the committee ap-
pointed to look up the levee matter will
be received, as will the report of the
committee ON streets, roads and parks,
which was instructed to look into the
matter of paving for the Robert street
bridge, and to find out whether or not it
was intended to close the bridge during
the progress of the work.
~ An aged Russian named Michael
sKemhoff, with Ehis wife and one son,
arrived in the city yesterday and char
tered an express wagon to haul their
numerous bundles to the fats of West
st. Paul, where resides one of their
sons who has married since coming to
this country. When the wagon con-
veying the KemhOff family who were
the vehicle, arrived at the house of
Kemhoff Jr., that gentleman was alb
sent, but Mrs. sKemhOffa Jr., who is 4
pretty little woman of Jewish extrac-
ton, was at home, and was not at all
preposessed with the appearance of her
husbands ancestry. She refused to al
low the bundles or the ancestors inside
her doors, telling the old man to wait
outside until the return of her husband
his son. Young Kemhoff shortly ar
rived and extended hearty welcome to
the old folks. When the ancient Rus
sian dived into the recesses of his faggy
unmentionables and produced roll of
some $500 in good long green's Mrs.
Kemhoff Jr. was also induced to look
more favorably on the advent of the
family, and at last accounts the party
were dwelling in unison.