St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
MISCELLANEOUS INTERESTS

ST. PAUL STAINED GLASS COMPANY.
the st. Paul Stained Glass company,
OF III East Sixth street. is the only eX-
cluSively st. Paul house in their line. 1t
manufactures mosaic glass and glass
beveling, and has a large trade in will
dow, beveled and mirror glass. AT the
works, where eighteen men are enl-
ployed, every kind of special machinery
is used and only the most skilled de-
signers are employed. The company
was incorporated in 1887, aud the Off
GERS are: G. w. HacKett, president;
John Brock, vice president. aud Nj. De
Motto. secretary ahd treasurer.
WALKER MEDICINE COMPANY.
The treatment and remedies of DR..
Walker. who has prepared the formula
for his noted remedies, now owned aud
controlled by the Walker Medicine conf
pany, are now found ali over the North
west.
DIR. Walker is the head and front of
this company, which has offices at 42l
WabaSha street.
The fame of DR.. Walker is spread
throughout the United States and Can
ada.and especially wherever the ravages
of dIphtherla and kindred ills have been
most felt 1t was he who, five years
ago. went out to Rush City and stopped
the diphtheria epidemic there and made
remarkable cures IN rheumatism and
similar Affections. DR.. Walkers sue
cess has been due to these facts-that
he had one of the most thorough of
medical educationS, to which is COM
Dned very long experience. and above
all he possesses that magnetism granted
to but few, that has enabled the pos
SCISSOR to effect some OF the most re-
markable OF cures.
PROF. p. D. ENCKE.
Prof. p. ID. Encke is manager of the
Institute FOR Massage and the Swedish
Movement, whose Office is in the Endi-
colt Arcade building. and whose office
hours are from 10 to II a. III. and 2 to
p. IN. From 8 to 10 p. IN. he is to be
found at Bethesda Hospital, of whose
board of physicians he is prominent
member.
Prof. Encke was born at Christiana,
Norway, and was educated i'll the public
schools of that city. He was for four
years in the navy of his nat We country,
and was for four years student in the
Royal School of Navigation. In 1887 he
Was graduated FROM Wyren Institute,
later at Berlin, Stockholm and
Hamburg. and devoted considerable
time to the study OF Swedish massage.
He came to the United States i'll 1889.
Minneapolis. He then returned to
Europe and for about four months
again devoted himself to the study of
his speciality in Berlin. Returning to
st. Paul he was until January l, of
the present year connected with Dr..
Beckman in his private hospital at 236
East Seventh street.
PANKoPF'S BAND.
One of the most noted producers of
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kopf, who Is the leader OF the we'll
known Pankopf military band aid
orchestra of twenty pieces. The Or
ganiZation, which has been established
for SIX months, is fully and beautifully
uniformed and under the able direction
of the leader has gained much promin-
ence. The headquarters are at Nathan
FOrd'S Music company, and music IS
furnished for balls, picnics, etc.
THOMAS II. LYLE.
The metropolitan aspect of st. Paul
is largely attributable to the magnitude
and magnifcence OF her barber and
bathing establishments. One of the
leading and oldest BARRIERS is Thomas
H. Lyle, whose emporium, 20 East
Fourth street, is unsurpassed in service
or equipment in the Northwest. MIR.
Lyle was born in Maryland, ami came
to st. Paul in 1874. Mr.. Lyle has
achieved standing in the community
that is credit to himself and his race,
and he is patronized by the best class of
citizens. to whom he gives entire salts
faction.
KARST 81 BREHER.
A local leading hard ware house is the
one of KarsG Il Breher, at 1873, 1876 and
1877 West Third street. All kinds of
hardware and tinware are handled, and
the sales of the establishment are in
creaSing annually as the firm is better
known.
THIEL'S DETEC TIVE SERVICE.
The st. Paul branch of Thiel's de-
tective service, which was established in
1873 by Mr.. G. ii. Thiel, is in charge of
Maj. w. w. Cooley and was established
in 1888.
This agency does the secret service
work for large percentage of the rail-
ways in North America. as we'll as for
the express and sleeping car companies.
This feature of their work calls for a
great variety of talent and covers
every for m of irregularty and wrong
doing.
Maj. Cooley is an old railway con-
ductor and familiar with all the duties,
responsibilities and temptations of that
life; hence his justice is always tenn
pered with mercy when there is the
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The Thiel detective service has per-
feet mercantile and bank employers in
Spection service, which method saves
many young man whom the language
of Mr.. Cooley, has already checked his
baggage and bought his ticket to the
penitentiary" The st. Paul offices are
in the Germania Life building. Mr..
Cooley has grown up in the business.
He is cool, shrewd and careful, and
prominent member of the Commercial
club.
RYAN FRUIT STORE.
Directly opposite the Ryan hotel, at
Sixth and Robert, stands the Ryan Fruit
Store, an establishment frst-class in
every particular, and owned and man.
aged by Mr. j. George Smith, young
gentleman twenty-five years of age,
who started his place when but boy,
eight years ago. The store is attractive,
eighty feet ofspace being devoted to
show windows, and ton of fresh candy
being required to fill them. He makes
speciality of fine candies, bon-bons,
caramels, etc.. also fruits and shelied
nuts, and has large soda fountain that
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