The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-03
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

fire in the roof of frame building at
1856 Robert street called out the fire depart
ment yesterday noon.
There will be regular meeting Of the joint
city hall and court house committee this
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Hon. James P. Pinkham will deliver Pro-
hibition address at the Red Rock camp
ground the afternoon of the Fourth.
A bracelet awaits an owner at the Rondo
street station. The article was found and
turned over to the police in that district
William B. and Ed L. Brown and Will
lam p. Brown Jr. formed the Brown Com
mission company. Capital stock, $25, 900.
Scarlet fever is reported at $40 Aurora
avenue; diphtheria at 976 Albemarle street,
and membranous Group at SO Leech street.
Philip Capistrand was arrested last evening
on a warrant charging him with disorderly
conduct. The complaining witness is Frank
Check.
The James B. Thompson company, OF Min
neapolis, incorporated today with a capital
stock of $4,000 for the purpose of conducting
an insurance and brokerage business.
At the First M. E. church Sunday morning
Bishop Fowler will preach. this being one OF
his last sermons in this state before his re-
moval to Buffalo, where he will hereafter re-
side.
The Bessemer Steamship company, of Du-
luth. today reported five boats to the state
auditor for taxation. The aggregate tonnage
of the Eve is S,7O1 SO tons, and the state tax
is three cents per ton.
Emil Meyers, an empioye at Hamm's brew
cry, fell down an elevator shaft yesterday
and fractured several ribs. He removed
to st. Joseph's hospital. His injuries, while
painful, not serious.
On the Fourth of July the White Bear
Yacht club will sail its race in the morning
instead of the afternoon. as at first arranged
The first gun will be fired at 10 o'clock The
race is trophy race for all classes.
Peter Murphy, the hotel runner. was again
In the police court yesterday. He was ar
rested by Patrolman Ahern, charged with dis
orderly conduct, but Judge Twohy, after
hearing the evidence, discharged the prisoner.
The Eagle Manufacturing company capt.
tai stock $40, 000 filed articles Of Incorporation
with the secretary Of state Its members are
Sol silyerman, Louis B. and Julius L.. Lev
inspn, Max Beidon, Jacob Rosenthal, NJ. 8.
and David Cohen.
Officers for the ensuing year have been APP
pointed by the board of trustees Of st. Luke'a
hospital as follows: President, Mrs. j. B.
Hoxie; vice president, Mrs. William R. Mer-
riam; secretary, Mrs. James Gilfllan, and
treasurer. Mrs. w. H. Vittum.
The ice cream social given by the ladies OF
st. Johns. Forest and Francis streets, WIGS
tinued this evening. when the tug of War
and Vestment Race" between St. Johns and
st. Michaels parish will close, the winner to
be announced at IL o'clock.
Paul Scheffner, who was shot by his father
two weeks ago, is still at the city hospital
The young man, while reported as improving
is still in critical condition. The bullet
which entered his back has not ben located
nor probed for, the physicians deeming IL
best to let nature take its course.
A special meeting Of the Police Mutual Aid
association has been called for this afternoon
at o'clock. This will probably be the last
meeting OF the association, as all OF the
members have signed a paper agreeing to
dis5and. There are 149 members who are
entitled to a share in the cash on hand, and
each person will get about 81 his bit
George Frazer, laborer ffty-two years
old, endeavored to cool on Wednesday night
by means OF plunge In Lake Phalen. He
disrobed and was disporting in the water
when he was taken in custody by Special
Policeman Gerharty. All the cooling he re-
ceived by his bath was more than paid for
by his having to remain locked up at the
Margaret street station. Judge Twohy heard
his story and discharged him.
The Primary Sunday School union meets
during the months OF July and August Fri
day, in the parlors of the House OF Hope
church. This Organization is composed "a
teachers from all denominations The inter-
national lessons are presented by one of this
teachers. as this would be taught to a class
Of children Mrs. Evans. Of the NJ. e. church.
gives the lesson today. selection from
DR.. GTegorys Laws Of Teaching will also
be read.