St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-19
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Twelve deeds were flied yesterday aggre-
eating Sl3, 1901 thirteen building permits
amounted to S4,735.
Tonight Miss Marlowe will appear as Be,
strice il Much Ado About Nothing"
Shakespeare's delightful comedy. o.
Newell Brothers, in THE Operator" still
continue to draw large houses at the Bijou.
There viii be a ladies' and childrens matinee
today.
Inspectors McNulty and James Doyle left
for Chicago yesterday TO assist the local DO
ice in looking after the crooks at the world S
far opening.
The Minnetonka Yacht club, at meeting
held Monday night, voted TO ratlfy the action
of the regatta committee in the Dolphin
controversy.
Mrs. H. F. Brown and Mrs T. B. Clarke
are in Chicago TO attend the meeting OF the
Womans board and the dedication OF the
world : fair buildings.
Jane which is spoken of as the greatest
comedy hit since The Private Secretary"
Will he AT the Grand ell of next week, with
matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
Miss Julia Marlowe and her excellent com
pany PLAYED Romeo and Juliet last night
before ii packed house Miss Marlowe S
Juliet is the best ever seen in Minneapolis.
The s. T. Heath Cycle company, with So
Geo capital. was incorporated as q Jobblng
concern yesterday, by s. F. Heath, president;
). W. Hack, vice president, az d K. NJ. Wash
burn. secretary and treasurer.
Smith Hall, city editor OF the Times. has
been i'll for a number OF days, and is still
confined to his room. A severe attack of
lumbago has made temporary cripple OF
him.
The sale of seats of the lille Akerstrom
engagement at the Bijou will open This
morning. Miss AEerstrCm has the distinc-
itch of being the only swedish star on the
stage.
The win of the late Mrs. Isabella Culbcrt
FAIRIES has been filed for probate. She eft
Ss0,t00 in realty and $50 COO in personal prop
ertv to her husband, Isaiah FAIRIES, and eight
children.
The Electrical World says the Twin City
RAPID Transit company e3rned in the first
seven months Of the present year, i'll gross.
SI,19I, 81; net, S4L0,4 III. After payment of
interest on debt, etc, there remained S9l.31.
Rev. j. S. Black, pastor of the First Pres
byterian church, reported 10 the police yes
terday that burglars were making life mlser-
able for himself and family. Nothing was
safe: The thieves carried off everything they
could lay their hands on.
he Minnehaha Rebecca lodge will hold
an Interesting session this evening 1T the
hail corner of Central avenue and Fourth
street northeast. The four past presidents
are Mrs Frank Hall, of St Paul; Mrs. w. G.
Nye, Mrs. Martha Burdck and Mrs. Charlotte
HAYNES.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
Abbie Christina Ninslow. daughter of
OHdIlcS NJ. W lnSlONs W hdTIlH y. MT. i ue
ceremony will occur at o clock Wednesday
evening. Oct. % at Wesley NJ. E. church
Mr. Hit is of the well-knoWn insurance firm,
Hit Il Co.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Frank X. Smith and IneZ j.. Kemp. Ollie
Fields and Annie Hendrckson. Charles NJ
DeWer and \ ora NJ. Leetham, John j. Olson
and Sadie X johnson, Louls Nelson and Julia
Lindblow. Theo j. Ronneberg and Ellen d.
Malta, Nels Larson ana Tilda Anderson.
D,or ~ ~ 1l,ia -. 49, -.
railway company, left Sunday evening for
Cleveland, o.. to attend the annual conven-
ton of the American Street Railway associ-
alton. which conyenes tomorrow nthat city
Nearly every city in the country will have
representatives.
The meeting of the pastors and delegates of
the churches which have joined i'll the inyI-
tation 10 Evangelist Is. Fay Mills, will be held
today at p. m, at the \. NJ. c. A. rooms.
Arrangements for the meetings. which will
probably occur in February, will be made,
committees appointed, etc.
At the annual meeting of the Associated
Charities this afternoon the committees for
the next year will be appOinted. These com
mltleeS include The members of the district
conferences which act as auXiliarieF TO the
central conference. The regular monthly
meeting will be held Immediately following
the annual meeting.
The real estate bourd met yesterday morn
ing. and, among other things. discussed the
Unprecedented demand for houses and the
tendency to advance rents. The secretary
was instructed to make a compilation of Ger
tain important facts, and the question of
rents, and the scarcity OF houses will be
made a special order for the next meeting
An Epidemic OF Typhoid.
There appears to be sort of. an cpl
demic of typhoid fever in the city. Up
to yesterday forty-four cases had been
reported at the health Office for the
month of October. During last August
there were seventy-seven cases report
ed, and during September eighty-one,
so that it will be seen that there has
been no cessation of the present attack
of the fever. The health authorities
are waiting anXiously for the time when
there will be a falling off in the cases Of
the deadly fever.