The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-29
S AIN I Paul
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Dinhther.a is reported at 1899 Woodbridge
avenue and 1898 Marion street.
Gov. CIough has appointed A. L. AlneSs,
of the candinavian-Amer-can DaHh' dlue
camp on his staff with the rank OF co-one-.
Domirick McDermott an cid resident OF the
state and former resident CT Clontari,
Mimi. died last night at ST. Marys hosp-tal,
aged II years.
Mrs. Ellen Dayton Blair, the national su-
rerintsrdent Of Chautauqua Of the w. c: /:
t.. gave an address in the college cn3pe- at
Haml.ne, last night.
Deal only where you are honestly treated
ANY storekeeper who tries to give you SUD
stitute for what you demand IS not treatlag
vou honestly and you should take your trauc
elsewhere.
DR.. W. S. Briggs left last night for Iowa
CITY. To-, where he will atteri the foarth
annual session of the Missouri Va:-ey Hol,e+
ophatic Medical society, scheduled 10 meet
there Sept. rs, 20 and so.
Samuel Sargent, accused CT working tne
short change racket On a University aNenu9
bartender was arraigned in the police court our,
Yesterday on the charge of swindling. Inc
case was continued until tomorrow
This is the last day for the fling OF notes
of issue and returns with the clerk OF the
supreme court, in order to have the case cases
90 on the calendar at the october TERM.
There are now 290 cases on the calendar.
Goods advertised for years are certain 10
Substitutes are usually unknown quaint
ties' The moral is obvious. Get what you
ask for-take nothing else.
Clarence Hanson, the child OF Mrs. Nellie
Hanson who fell from the third story VIII
dow Sunday afternoon, is reported 10 &c en- en-
tirely out of danger. Dr. Lares does not
think there will be any permanent INJURY 10
the spine.
Meridian and Freja lodges have joint de-
hate at their hall tonight. Subject: Resolved,
That civilization is promoted mere by tne
teaching of humane principles than by me
administration of practical charity. fleJ"
FEpy~1 two NEr
small blaze was discovered by Officer
Abern under the Diamond 10 dock, at the
foot of Sibley street, shortly after o COCK
last evening, which is believed 10 nave peen l
started with malicious intent. Officer Ahern
eTtinguished the flames before damage of any
consequence resulted.
george W. Greenville, arrested on the
charge of assault and battery, for having, II
was alleged, bitten J. w. Carroll in the cheek
during a fight at recent saturday hghI
dance, was discharged in the munlcIpal
court yesterday owing to the failure Oh Car-
roll to appear against him.
Mrs Mary Russell, in whom the members
of local temperance organizations nave ire
quently shown interest by enoeavorlng 10
reclaim her from drink, was again before
the police court yesterday on the charge OF
drunkenness. The womans friends have
about given her up as hopeless 1neDr:ate,
and for the third time she was committed
to the workhouse to serve thirty days
sentence.
B. D. Congdon, father Of Prof. Congdon,
supervisor of music in the pubic schools, died
Monday evening of strangulated hernia at ST
Luke's hospital. Mr.. Ccngdon, who was for
many years a resident of this state, has been
living at Nelson, Pa, Of late, and was visiting
his son, when he was suddenly. attacked, two
weeks ago. He was rs years Of age. Mt
Congdon left for the East last evening with
the remains.
The funeral Of G. Sidney Smith takes place
this afternoon, at 2:SO o'clock, from his late
residence 6S2 Ashland avenue. Mr. Smith
was 60 years Old, and formerly superintendent
of pubic instruction. He came to st. PAU
in 1862 and at one time principal OF the
Adams school in this city. He leaves
widow. and five children, D. D. Smith, Her
bert and Terrell Smith, and Misses Kate and
Una Smith.
MaxiI Coutour;er one of the last OF the
early French Canadian coureurs du bois who
explored the territory in the early days IN
the employ of the old fur and trading COM
pan.es was married the other day to Mrs
Bourcier. The groom was IS years OF age
and the bride 40. The groom, when young
man, was exploring the country between
Green Bay west to the source of the Missouri,
and on being taken i'll was left to die by his
companions. He was found by Indians. how
ever. and cared for. He lived to rejo!n his
comrades. The couple reside at Grey Cloud
Island.