The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-11
ST. PAUL BREVITIEs.

Steward Brown, of the St. Peter insane
hospital, was at the capitol
Diphtheria is reported at the health office
existing at 1912 East Seventh street.
The Summit cycle path is being rena,red.
between Chatsworth and Oxford streets,
The state normal board will hold its animal
meeting at the capitol next Wednesday. Teach
elected. ' VAL 10
Mrs. John Nevin, of 282 Harrison avenue
is searching for Mary Sundberg, aged 10
years, VINO disappeared from her home sew
eral days ago.
steele county. deposited $4,000 YESTERDAY and
was granted a certificate by Bank SuDerin-
tendent Kenyon entitIin9 n r. baoin 81
ness.
living at the Como hotel, employed by the
ren.Scharn Asphalt company, fell from
scaffold yesterday morning, inJuring his hip.
he was taken to the city hospital
The North Star Furniture company. capi-
tai STOCK $4,000, filed articles of incorpora-
lion Yesterday with the secretary of state.
william Ruff and Morris ]. Trevor
A delegation from the Sixth ward Yesterday
gained upon Mayor Kiefer In the interest OF
M. L. Mclntire, candidate for chief of po-
lice. McIntire claims to his friends that he
has been encouraged to secure support
Carrie Fuller, aged 10 years, living at PSI
western avenue. was severely cut by John
Gippel, Is years Of age: Her right wrist was
his hand and the accident occurred while they
were playing.
At the meeting Of the board Of directors of
the Taylor Memorial Benefit association at
the Central high school yesterday twelve
claims were audited and ordered paid. The
association now embraces 205 Of the city
school teachers.
The monthly meeting of the Sacred Thirst
society will be held next Wednesday night
in Creighton hall. All members are requested
to be present, as important matters, in con-
nection with attending the annual convention
at Wayerly will be considered
The Commonwealth Investment company OF
Minneapolis, filed articles Of Incorporation
with the secretary of state yesterday. The
Peter E. Speaker, Joseph W. Blood and Albert
Wunderlich, all of Minneapolis.
Hiawatha Lodge No. 80, A. o. U. W., held
Its regular meeting Thursday evening. The
lodge took up the matter of the sick benefit
and appointed a committee to look the matter
up, and draw UP suitable resolutions to be
voted upon by the lodge next Thursday even
ing.
collided with a Grand avenue street car on
Seventh street, near St.-Peter, shortly after
IL o'clock yesterday. The fender of the car
and one Of the front wheels Of the wagon
were broken. The driver of the wagon received
q few minor bruises
Secretary Caulfeld Of the water board
who is president Of the American Waterworks
association, leaves for Buffalo, N. Y, tonight
to be present at the eighteenth annual meet
ing of the organization. which convenes next
Tuesday. City Engineer Cappelen, of Minne-
apolis, will accompany him.
Warden Wolfer of the state prison, yester-
day reported to the state auditor receipts of
the prison for May amounting to $10517.97 of
which 81, II came from the sale of binding
Irvine, 81, 770.50 for convict labor in the Irvine
factory, and $1,000 for convict labor in the
shoe shops. The remainder was in small
amounts from miscellaneous sources.
Thursday evening the Noble Franklin L-dgs
No. 2, A. o. U. W., held large ATTENDED
meeting. Three applications were rec lived
for membership, after which a card party
and smoke social took place. Prizes were
captured by Messrs. Fuller and Phil Smell.
Next Thursday evening the lodge VII en-
fer the junior workman degree on large
class.
The monthly meeting Of the order of the
Eastern Star held last night in Masonic
hall and five candidates initiated In the
mysteries of the society. The new members
admitted were Miss Eggleston, Mrs cha
trek, Miss McGrath and Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Kinde. After the candidates had been adj
mitted half an hour devoted to social.
conversation.
The report of the police officer on whose
beat the accident at Seventh and st. Peter
street occurred, Thursday evening, was so
confounded that 1t gave the name OF William
Alderman as the man who was injured. Mr..
Alderman drove the American Biscuit COM
pany's wagon, which ran over a cyclist named
E. B. Frain. 1t was Frain who was hurt
and not Alderman. The accident was said
by witnesses to have been unavoidable.