The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-25
S ain Paul
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The sale of seats for Chimmie Fadden. the
attraction at the Grand next week. begins
tomorrow
Roland H; Hartley, private secretary to
Gov. Ciuogh. returned yesterday from
hunting trip to North Dakota.
Do YOU know what need better than do?
This is a fair question to ask the salesman
who tries TO sell you one thing wnen you
ask for another.
The funeral of Ruben Marty Breher, the
little son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard S. Breher,
of 25S McBoaI street, will be held tomorrow
at O'Clock from the Goodrich avenue church.
There will be two performances of "Niobe'
at the Metropolitan opera house today, at
$50 Tomorrow night and the remainder of
the week The Fool of the Family, Will be
given.
The hearing in the case of Frank Pendieton
and William Douglass two colored men ar
rested Monday night for disorderly conduct.
was continued in the police court yesterday
until tomorrow.
James Filming. charged with the larceny OF
a watch from Charles Chapman, secured
continuauce of his case to Saturday. Chap
man. who taken in on charge Oh oru
enneSs, discharged.
r. c Elwess. living at 1,22S Dayton ave
nue. reported to the police yesterday that
suit of clothes three razors and needle
gun had been taken from his room. Inc
Prior avenue police are at work on the CASE
Secretary Tallmadge, OF the chamber Oh
commerce has charge of the carriage rue
for the delegates of the Pharmaceutical asso-
riatton in this city Thursday afternoon. In
ali 100 carriages viii be needed. Mr.. Tall
madge requires fifty more.
The I.orig Fuel and Supply company, cap
itaI stock $40 900, filed articles Of lncorpora-
ton with the secretary of state yesterday.
The incorporators are Theodore and Katie
Lorig and William Kayser. OF St PauI ana
Charles Townsend of Knapp, WIS.
Mrs Mas an aged woman, was found
wandering about Seventh and Waoasna
streets last evening. She informed the ON
GERS that she had forgotten where she lived
although she knew it was at the mouse OF
her SON in the Eighth ward. She was sent
to the central station and last night at IL
O'Clock her son. who had been searching
for her called and took her home.
Patrick Larkin, of 40 Phalen creek, was
in the police court yesterday afternoon for a
warrant He claimed TO have been assaulted
by the foreman of a gang OF men working 1or
the gas company. His couRtenance gave evil
dence that he had been given GOOD nara
swine but as he was unable to give the name
of his assailant he not accommodated
with a warrant.
Another lodge of the American Order of
Freedom has been instituted in st. Paul, the
officers being: Adolph H. Sander, commander;
Charles II. Miller, senior vice commander;
William T. Busse, junior vice commander;
Arthur Hughes, secretary; Clarence A
Storms treasurer; Frederick Chandler, lee
turer; Fred. J. Wilkens, officer of the day;
Frank Rhenhard. inner guard, and Justus
kahlert. outer guard.
Prof E G. Folsom, who died at Penn Yam,
N Y on the 10Th inst, was pioneer among
those who organized business colleges in this
country. opening the first one in Cleveland,
Ohio in 1851. Bryant Stratton, Spencer
Packard and other well known teachers re-
ceived instructions from him. He was grad
uate of Oberlin college, first president OF the
Association of Business Educators in Amer
lea, and author of popular text book, Logic
of Accounts" He was rs years of age and
an uncle of Moses Folsom, of the Great
Northern railway.