St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-26
SALTWATER SILHOUETTES
A Programme Arranged for the Four;l
Of July Celebra ton.
ALBERT PLASTER INJURED
Brilliant Nuptials Of Dr.. ]. q. Dorsey,
Of Glencoe, and Miss Mamie
Kelly.

The following programme for the
Fourth of July celebration has been ar
ranged by the committee: ga. M, gro
tesque parade forms on old ball ground,
prizes of $40, $50 and $50 are offered for
the best three displays; IL a. M, foot
race of 100 yards for men, prizes $50 and
$50; boys foot race, 81. So, 50 and 81;
half mile foot race, open to all. $50 and
S25; wheelbarrow race, $40. $3.50, S.
and $3.50; running high jump, s1O;
hose laying contest, $25 and SO; 4:3O
D. M, boat races-four-oared shell, $50
and $25; two-oared skiff, S25 and $40;
four-Oared bateau. SIS and S25; single
scull. $40 and $40; swimming match. SIS
and $40.
Albert Plaster, citizen employe in
the paint shop at the state prison, was
severely injured yesterday by being
caught and run over by a thresher
engine which he was assisting to run
out of the shop. His left foot was SO
badly crushed that the amputation of a
portion will probably he necessary.
Judge McCluer granted Alexander M.
Bodine divorce from his wife yeSter-
day, on the ground of desertioD, the
plaintiff also showing that his wife had
become an inmate of a house of i'll fame.
Charles French was held to the grand
jury yesterday OH the charge of obtain
ing money under false pretenses.
French sold to Charles Contain d ue
bill drawn in Frenchs favor by X. j..
Wheeler & Co., for $50, representing
that there was no claim against him at
Wheeler & Co.'s office, and that the
amount would be promptly paid when
due. At the same time, however, pay
ment to French had been stopped by
garnishment proceedings.
The wedding of DR.. j. H. Dorsey, of
Glencoe. and Miss Mamie Kelly, OF
Saltwater. occurred at st. Michaefs
church yesterday and was brilliant
and fashionable event. The church
was deliberately decorated and the
groom and bride were attended by DR..
Jay Stewart, Of st. Paul, and Miss Josie
Mathews, of this city. After the cere-
mony nuptial mass was celebrated by
Dorsey took their departure for Glen
clOe in the afternoon.
The five-year-old son of Timothy Sui
Ivan, South Second street, while trying
to catch a ride OH the rear end of a
right leg in the spOkes of the wheel and
so badly injured that surgeon ampu-
tated his leg at the knee.
The original Fisk Jubilee singers will
appear in concert this evening at the
First Presbyterian church under the
auspices of the w. G. L. u, the pro-
ceeds going to the free reading room
fund.
: The ladies' of the Hudson Baptist
church will give an excursion to the
dalles of the st. CrOix on the steamer
Henrietta to-day. The boat will call at
Saltwater for passengers at about $50
a. IN.
Chris Hanson, employed at Isaa Sta
pies farm, was SunStruck while work
ing in a field Tuesday afternoon, and
his recovery is considered by the attend
ing physician as very doubtful.
The concert at Music hall for the
benefit of the German Catholic church
Tuesday evening was very enjoyable
and successful affair, netting about
one hundred dollars.
The marriage of Rev. A. A. Kiehle,
formerly pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church here to Miss Bessie Har-
rison, of Milwaukee, occurred at the
latter place Tuesday.
The Isaac Staples, after starting out
Tuesday night with tow for La Crosse,
was compelled to return on account Of
the defective repairs to her boilers,
which sprang leak.
A special train for the accommodation
of visitors at the races will leave over
the Omaha road for st. Paul and Mime
apolis at 1880 p. m. to-day and to-
morrow.
Most of the business places, includ-
ing all barber shops. will be closed this
afternoon in order to swell the attend
ance at the races.
The board of education met Tuesday.
and without tranSacting any business
adjourned to meet this evening.