St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-23
SALTWATER sILHoUETTEs.
Mrs. ID. Nj. Sabin Said to Be
Greatly Improved.

ID. p. Birmingham, of DanielsOnvllle.
Conn.,, writes to her son, d. l.. Burllng-
ham, in Saltwater, that Mrs. ID. M. Sa-
bin, accompanied by her maid, is now
at her old home there with Mrs. DIR.
Hutchins, her foster mother, and is in
greatly improved health, riding out
quite often through the streets of Dan
ielsonville.
w ii. Hathaway has caused to be is
sued warrant for the arrest of Charles
Garlock, who is appropriating about $50
belonging to MIR. Hathaway, in whose
employ GarlOck was as agent and col
lector in connection with Bathaway's
broom factory. 1t is claimed that the
accused collected moneys for which he
had not accounted, reporting that the
debtors had as yet failed to pay. Gar
lock has not been seen her since last
Friday, OH which dav he left Saltwater
presumably for st. Paul.
George Van Waters ST., father of DR..
f. Van Waters, died at the city hospital
Tuesday evening. at the age of seventy
one years, after an illness of five weeks.
The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock to-
day from DR.. Van Waters dental par
lOrs, friends of the family being invited
to attend. Mrs. DR.. Van Waters, who
has been at Milwaukee with her invalid
mother, returned Monday.
Fenart Struse, twenty-four years old,
lifelong resident near this city,
slipped and fell in front of his loaded
sled at O'Neil Brothers camp on Kettle
river yesterday and was instantly killed.
The sled stopped upon his body, and it
took six horses to pull 1t off. The body
was brought here last night.
David Prescott Jr. is accused by a
trnx yf,Ii Dn.l
from Bailey's grip three wholly unused
Burlington Il Quincy, the Rock Island
and the Milwaukee & Northern roads
of 1900 miles each. Prescott and Bal
ley each had grip in the union station
parcel room, and Prescott, by an al
legged subterfuge, took Bailey's grip.
Prescott, who claims the parcel boy
made a mistake, was overhauled at
Saltwater junction. gave up the grip
and was allowed to go. When the grip
was opened here by Bailey the mileage
books were gone. Prescott belongs to
one of the best families in the city. His
whereabouts now are not known.
Mayor Durant, who is prime mover
in securing for Saltwater the new corn
starch factory, has taken peremptory
measures to be supplied by Saturday
night with an abstract of title of the
property which the company proposes
to purchase. $50 that / can be in
formed" he said, ''in secure way just
how the property which propose to bny
stands"
The new pipe organ just ordered from
the manufacturers for the First Presby-
terrain church will be seven feet
IN depth, fourteen feet In width
fYun ifrh
will occupy the space now represented
by the arch at the rear of the pulpit
desk, the latter being advanced nearer
the body of the church.
Through the insstance :of Secretary
Hart. of the state board of charities, the
two Chase children. now at the poor
farm. and an insane man, also kept
there, will be removed, the children to
the state school at Owatonna and the
man to one of the insane asylums.
The latest arrivals at the state prison
are two Faribault county men, Edward
I. Wilson and Jens Larson, larceny,
thirteen months and two years, respect
lively; and W. E. Selement, one year,
for robbing the mails.
Capt. A. T. jerks and David Tozer
started last evening on their Southern
trip OF sight seeing and physical re-
cuperation.
Tickets are selling well for the lee
ture by Rev. A. A. Kiehle at the First
Presbyterian church next Tuesday
evening.
1t does not seem probable that street
commissioner will be chosen until the
general city election next April.
Additional testimony was taken yes
terday in the Russell case in connection
with the motion for new trial.