St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-02
PAPA WAS IN PURSUIT.
A Runaway Couple Give the Girls Gov
ernor the Slip.
MESMERIZED BY A FRIEND.
One Of the Bellies of the West Side
Is Put to Sleep at a
Seance.

SoaQC6.
Last Sunday morning the early train
from the South brought to this city
young and very bllthesome couple;
They came from Hubbard, Neb., and,
paid a flying visit to friends on the
West side, saying they couldn't stay
long, as they wanted to get to Spring.
field, ILL.,, where their arrival was ex-
pected. The groom's name is Fred B.,
Whartz, while the BRIDES maiden
name was Bella Furnald. They.
remained in st. Paul several, hours
departing for their avowed destination
about noon. Late Monday night an
elderly gentleman called at the house
where the young couple had made their
George Furnald. There was cloud
upon his brow, and he was looking for
some one. A strong family resemblance
proclaims the gentleman to be Bella's
papa, and some strong adiectives re-
gardlng his new SOn-in-law proclaim
also that Bella'S papa is mad.
There is select little coterie in West
st. Paul, the members of which go in
for spirit rapping and that sort of di-
version. 1t is claimed that at a recent
seance a young woman with penchant
for psychological research allowed
herself to be operated upon by another
female enthusiast, and was put to
sleep so etfectually that the COM
failed for some time to effect her re-
lease from the state of coma into which
she had relapsed. 1t was not until she
had been severely rubbed with damp
towels and everything else handy that
the young lady opened her eyes,
screamed couple of times, and an
nounced her intention to swear off on
the psychological racket.
Mrs. Klien, widow of the man who
committed suicide recently, has been
carefully attended by the ladies of the
neighborhOod, and is now cOnvalescent.
The family is in destitute circum-
stances, but Mrs. Klien says she is per-
fectly able to support herself and her
children when she has regained her
strength.
D. Thomas has assumed control of
the drug store formerly owned by w.
w. Hall, on South Robert street.
Miss Mabel Drought, who has been
teaching school at Owatonna, was
brought home yesterday in a state of
nervous prOstration, brought on by
overwork. There are also indications
of fever, and her condition is consld-
cred serious.
Mrs. Schurman is very i'll at her home
on Congress street.
Rev. S. White, of Crookston, Mimi.
has been staying in West st. Paul for
the past week, and this week will assist
at the revival meetings of the nj. E.
church.
The West side schools reopened YES
terday, after weeks vacation. A large
number of new scholars were enrolled,
and the schools generally are in flour
ishing condition.
The choir of the Clinton avenue
church numbered forty members Sun
day evening, the congregation also be-
ing the largest seen in the opera house
for some time. Meetings will be held
every night this week.
Miss Lizzie Wharry, well-known in
West st. Paul, left on Sunday for In
dianapolls, where she will remain with
relatives.
A handsome residence is being erected
on Greenwood avenue for Mrs. Henry
Peters.
Two practice games of ball will be
played on Wednesday afternoon.
A soiree will be given at the Y. M. G.
A. Oh Friday evening. :
Michael Schwarz. who fell off the
Wabasha street bridge on SATURDAY.
morning, is lying at st. Joseph's hos
pital. His condition is considered crit
zeal.
The West Side Dramatic club will give
an entertainment at the school house
hall tomorrow evening.
r. G. Bross, cashier of the West Side
bank, is building handsome residence
on his Ohio street property. MI. Bross
was caught sampling PLAIN gold rings
in an uptown jewelry store few DAYS
ago, which is regarded as another link
in the promising chain of events.
Constantine Henry, who fell from a
building in West st. Paul, last We'd
nesday, fracturing his thigh and sus-
tanning other injuries, is doing well at
hi home on Bunker street.
Louis Miller, who resides on Curtice
street, has liking for fine poultry, and
recently purchased twenty-five of the
best birds obtalnable for cash, with the
view Of improving his present strain.
Late Sunday night several shadowy
forms were seen fitting round the
vicinity Of the hen coops in MIR. Miller's
back yard, but on investigation nothing
wrong was discovered and the shadows
were ascribed to the eccentric refiec-
tiOns of the clouded moon. In the
garish light of the morning 1T was dis
covered that the coop was empty.
A runaway occurred Oh Sunday night
on the Robert street bridge, being
the second which has occurred there
within two days.
James S. Malloy, resident of Rose
mount, Mimi, fell from buggy last
night on Ohio street, consequent upon
the jolting Of the vehicle over pile of
rubbish. He was severely cut about
the face by coming in contact with the
rough surface of the road. Malloy was
under the influence of liquor at the
time of the accident.
A. NJ. Lawton and wife returned
Sunday afternoon from their wedding
tour through California and Colorado.
j. p. Burroughs returned last night
from visit to friends in Chicago.
Mrs. James Parr left Yesterday for a
trip through Iowa, and will visit for
several weeks in Sioux City.
II. III. Jeffries, who has been ill for
several weeks past, is convalescent.
Miss Mamie Otis returned home to
Red Wing last evening after a short
visit with friends in the West end.
A force of men will be put to work
this week getting the newly acquired
Athletic park of the Y. NJ. c. A. in con-
biol t.atI