The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-03
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

| officers. ~ oioS'
The Socialists picnicked yesterday at Adj
/ ler's park.
/ The Ramsey County Bimetallic league will
| meet this evening.
! The executive committee of the encamnnoant
| committee will meet tonight.
Two violators Of the bicycle ordinance wera
| assessed ~ each in the police court Satur-
1yday
Rev. A. E. DriscoIl, of souris, Manitoba
preached yesterday in Arlington Hills Pres
| byterian church.
The refreshment committee Of the women 8
department of the G. A. r. will meet this
| morning at headquarters
H. The fifth annual meeting Of Lady
| somerset w. c. T. U. will be held at D.
| M tonight at 618 Central Park place.
Miss Laurena Barnum. of St. Paul. Is
( spending few days at White Bear as the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Frederick O. Ham
mer.
! Hon. A. r. McGill, who has been suffer
| him to his home in st. Anthony Park for a
1feW days, has recovered.
Il, The Sibley Mothers club meets Friday at
| the home of Mrs. w. H. Cook. of 1O11 Fau-
| quier street. Mrs. F. c. Spates will read a
/ paper on "Childrens Rights
"a Harmony camp invites the Royal Neighbors
! to attend this evening and see the team ex-
emplify the work, Complete new parapher-
\
! meeting of the Sixth Ward G. A. R.
/ committees accommodation and decoration
1 will be held at the residence of F. B. Doran
| POL Congress street. this evening at O'Clock
! The report of the the police court clerk for
| July shows 81, 359 collected. OF this amount
+ all but 1892 from criminal cases. The
amount from criminal fines is the largest
| since November, 1895.
James Kennedy who spent Saturday nfoht
? in the tramp room at the central station
was taken to the city hospital yesterday suf-
fering from an attack of malarial fever.
Kennedy claims to live at Detroit Mich.
The Red river drainage commission Sat-
urday awarded the contract for the Morken
| ditch in Clay county to James Kennedy at
7.9 cents per yard. The Warren ditch con-
| tract was awarded to August Lundgren for
ST. cents per yard.
+ The police have received a letter form H.
] B. Rieder. Of Wooster o., requesting that q
search be made for Edward Rieder, who is
supposed to be in ST. Paul. The missing
youth Is is years old and has been travelling
!. with small circus.
At the headquarters of the women's de-
partment of the G.. A. r. an important meet
ing OF the refreshment committee will be held
and each member of their committees are ex-
/ pected to be present if possible.
Louis Sandell. arrested for wife beating,
was sent to the workhouse Saturday for
escaped from the station while being booked,
and was the cause Of Lieut.. Pothen breaking
one Of his fingers in capturing him.
| julius Hebron paid a fine of $40 in the
police court Saturday for keeping a policy
shop. The statement had been made by his
attorney that the case would be appealed to
the supreme court, but it was decided that
1t would be cheaper to pay the fine than ap-
peal.
Johnny Simons who stole an EXPRESS wagon
OF the toy variety from a son Of e. G.
Knowles will be sent to the state reform
school today. The lad was arraigned in the
police court Saturday but as there was no
stenographer present the case was postponed
until today.
Jennie Freedman, a six-year-old girl liy-
ing with her parents at 101 West Third street
while riding tricycle. on the sidewalk last
/ evening fell off the walk under the feet of a
| horse that was hitched to the curb and was so
I injured that her left thumb had to be am
| putated by DR.. Wheaton.
Rev. J. Frank Stout, D. D., began q
short series of sermons at the First NJ. E.
church yesterday morning on "Christ's EN-
| the subjects: Aug. 2, ''The Kingdom of
salvation; = Aug %, Love-
Christian Egger. living at 353 West Sew
enth street, and employed as hostler by
Boggs & Hoyt commission men, had his
was kicked by a horse while engaged in
working about the stable. and was taken
to his home in the city ambulance.
There will be a steamboat excursion to
Saltwater Sunday Aug. 9, under the auspices
of the Norwegian Lutheran Synod church. on
the steamer Flora Clark and barge. The
Philharmonic brass band and Halbe's man
dolin orchestra will entertain the passengers.
The boat leaves the foot of Jackson street at
$3.50 a. m, and will return in the evening
in time to take the car to any part OF the
city or Minneapolis.