The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-16
S ain PAUL
LOCAL NEWS NOTES,

Mr.. and Mrs Willis are at the Taylor cot
tage, White Bear lake.
The Great Northern shop men will picnic
at Spring Park tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Ramble and family are at
Mahtomedi for the summer.
Traffic Manager ]. T. Clark of the Omaha
returned yesterday from Milwaukee.
Rev. and Mrs. o. P. Peterson have gone to
Trade Lake. where they will spend the sum
mer
The state training school yesterday re-
ported to the stae auditor receipts for the
last quarter Of S3SS.7O.
Travelling Passenger Agent Joseph Bowes, of
the Nickel Plate, came up here yesterday from
Dubuque, his headquarters
City Ticket Agent E. A. Buckner, of the
Monon Route at Louisville KY, was among
the visiting railroad men in st. Paul yester-
day.
J. X R;dgely Northwestern passenger agent
of the Louisville & Nashville road, with
headquarters at Chicago, spent yesterday in
st. Paul.
w. f. Garvey, who has been assistant city
ticket agent of the Great Western, left last
night for Sycamore, ILL.,, where he has been
given new berth by the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Lggett and Prof and
Mrs A l.. Hacker attended the reception
given last evening by President Northrop for
the members of the Agriculturallst society.
Harry Finn, arrested for the alleged theft
of a pair of trousers from Samuel Slaff, 1856
West Seventh street, was arraigned in the
police court yesterday the charge Of lar
ceny. He was held in $100 bail until Satur-
day.
The Omaha passenger department changes
the West shortly. George Lee took his place
in the city ticket office, and Ward Gray of the
Great Northern traffic department, has been
given Lees position.
A Raymond Whitcomb party from the East
reached st. Paul yesterday in a Pullman
sleeper in charge of Charles E. Cooke and
went through to the coast attached to the
Great Northern overland train.
The local police have been asked to keep
q lookout for a convict named Doyle who
escaped from Saltwater Wednesday afternoon.
The man is twentyeight years old, five feet
six and half inches tall, and wore blue
striped clothes. He smooth shaver, hav-
ing dark eyes and brown hair.
Adjt Gen, Muehlberg returned yesterday
from Lake City, where he had been visiting
the camp of the Third regiment. The Third
regiment has the largest attendance in it's
history, and all the companies are doing
well. This afternoon the governor and his
staff will inspect the camp.
The ST. Paul Primary union will meet in
the parlors of the House of Hope church this
afternoon at o'clock. The lesson Paul
at Thessalonica and Berea,'' will be pre-
Brewster will read a paper; topic, Character
Study; Paul the Great Apostle" followed
by discussion.
picnic and public festival will be given
tomorrow at Stryker Avenue Park for the
benefit Of Me Kirmse Several members of
Mr.. Kirmse's family we're injured in the
recent wind storm, which also destroyed his
house. The West Side Lodge No. Sc and the
citizens Of West st. Paul are interested in
the picnic, and music, refreshments and other
entertainments viii be furnished. In case of
rain the event will be postponed one week.
Frances national holiday, the anniversary
OF the taking of the Bastile was celebrated
Wednesday by French-Americans of the city
under the auspices of L'Alliance Franchise.
+. c. Carel, professor of French language
and literature at the St. Paul high school
was the orator. The striking contrast he
tween the France of those days and the
France Of today was admirably shown and
the French government highly praised for its
patience, prudence and wisdom in guiding
the nation through the innumerable obsta-
cles that cd institutions, customs and habits
had thrown in the path of liberty.