St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-01
SRlNT PRUL.
NEWS TERsELY TOLD.


Judge L. w. Collins has taken rooms
at the Aberdeen for the winter.
Adjt. Gen. Muehlberg has gone to
Milwaukee to visit friends and rela-
tiveS.
The Junior club held a dime sociable
at the guild hall of St. James EpiSco-
pal church last evening.
The collections of the internal reve-
nue office for September were $500, 900;
of the customs office, $4,000,
The state medical board will conduct
its quarterly examination of candi-
dates for licenses at the capitol today.
The Womans' Foreign Missionary
Society of the First NJ. +. Church VIII
meet in the church porlors this after
noon.
Sheriff John c. Johnston, of Mower
county. and Sheriff Ole Mansion, of
Aitkin, called at the state auolIor's 5
office yesterday.
Bank Superintendent Kenyon has is
sued a call for a statement of the
condition of state banks at the close
OF business Sept. Is.
The Hector Elevator company, OF
Hector, filed articles of incorporation
with the secretary of state yesterday.
The capital stock is $4,000.
Bank Superintendent Kenyon issued
a call yesterday for a statement of the
condition of the state banks at the
About %. m. yesterday a false alarm
at the tranquil suburb of Hamline dis
appointed ennuied boyhood yearning,
in vain, for the mad excitement of a
fire.
Secretary Hart, of the state board of
charities and correction. has gone to
Watertown TO confer with the village
authorities i'll regard to the building
of q lookup.
Michael Nolan, whose death occurred
suddenly Saturday morning, was bur
led yesterday, the funeral taking place
from the family residence, sos Lafond
street. The services were at st. Vim
cents church.
Archdeacon Webber will address the
members and friends of the Beneficial
and Social Club of ST. Peters Church
Wednesday, Oct 2, at s p. m. in the
guild rooms of the church.
This evening at 10 o'clock Miss Mar
garethe j. kerSt and Eugene 7. Vii
laume will be married at Assumption
church. Miss Kerst is the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Peter KerSt.
Two fine moose heads are ornament
ing the office of Executive Agent Full
lerton, at the capitol. one of them be-
ing that captured from DR.. Harrison.
of Two Harbors. over which there has
been so much trouble.
Gov. Clough has received requisition
papers from the governor of Oregon
for the return of Fred LuerSon, who Is
wanted in Oregon to answer a charge
OF seduction. The requisition was not
granted, as the governor was absent.
The first regular meeting of the
Mother club will be held at the First
Presbyterian church, corner cf Lin
coin avenue and Grotto street, Tues
day, Oct. l, at p. m. Mrs. Eastman
will read a paper on THE Welded
Life
The report of the building inspector
for the month of September shows that
the department issued 100 permits,
which aggregated the sum of s171. $50.
The total value represented by the
building permits issued in September
1884, was $11S,000.
Any member of the st. Paul Chap
ter, ID. a. R, expecting to be in Allan
to Oct. IS and 19 will confer a favor
by Immediately notifying Mrs. E. c.
Mason, 554 Holly avenue. The dates
named are those for the meeting Of
the congress D. A. r.
President Footner has called a meet
ing of the board of directors of the
p. m. The. principal business will be
the admission of large class of new
members. There are other matters,
however, of public interest that the dl-
rectOrS will be called upon to consider
The fire department received yester-
day two of the patent ball nozzles
which were tested last winter. One of
the advantages of this appliance Is
that it drives all smoke before it, and
thus permits a pipeman to penetrate
many parts of a burning building
which would otherwise be inaccessible.
A ladies' meeting will be held at the
Peoples church parlors this afternoon
at o'clock, at which the question of
practical Christian work among chill
dren will be discussed. There will be
papers prepared upon the following
subjects: 1.-The Influence of Mother in
the Home,' and the Helpfulness of
Friendly Visiting" by Mrs. c.. G. Hig-
by; Educational Principles Applied to
Sunday School Work" by Mrs. NJ. A.
Wait.
The Bethel is in great need of Sec
ond-hand clothing. In the sewing
room all articles are turned to the best
possible account and afterwards placed
where most needed. Besides clothing
of all sorts pieces of carpet, bits for
patchwork, rags for rag carpets, hats
books, papers, all find a place and fill
a need. Packages may be sent to any
one of the following addresses: Mrs.
Henry B. Willis, 500 Summit avenue;
Mrs. c. G. Higbee, Ninth and Robert
streets, Mrs. c. d. Smith, Bethel boat.
When You Ask for the Gordon
Hat perhaps your dealer tries to per-
suade you to take another make He
has reaSon-more profit in the otherI