The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-08
THE TWIN CITIES.

.oainuei Eastman was fined S. by Judge
Holt In Minneapolis yesterday for searching
scarlet fever was reported at the health
once yesterday as existing at SAG Marshall
avenue. ''"' 'n"'
The judges of the district court will OBJ
set for today.
The assembly committee on ways and
means met yesterday afternoon and nassed
the pay rolls for March.
The Rt. Rev. M. Gilbert will visit st.
reeers church. Dayton's bluff. Saturday
evening for the purpose of administering the
apostolic rite of confirmation.
p-Walter Thomas Miller lectures at the
s Surr street Baptist church tonight. He is
sse sc p goodly list of associate fellows in
Sars naul and will organize Peoples uni
Verslty club at the Commons. which he will
address once a month wa
A-GMapita all, City IT,. Ledge No. 2l7. A. F. and
s sPe dispensati ton, this evening. Work in
the craft are cordially invited
hoe mDeputy labor Commissioner John Smith
mas peen granted months furlough by
LABOR LABOR commissioner Powers. Mr.. Smith will
spend his vacation in Georgia. His place is
peing temporarily filled by ]. F. Angel
John Johnson, who was sent to the work.
house ten days ago from Minneapolis. on a
charge of petit larceny, escaped from that in
stitution Wednesday. 1t is supposed that he
charge.
"A sick dog severely bit the small son of
Mt Mollander. 62S Twentieth avenue south.
Minneapolis. The child stopped to pet the dog
VINO resented the friendly act and bit the
charge of the animal.
-Woodmen of the World, Prosperity camp
initiated several candidates Wednesday even,
ing IN the new amplified form. The commit
tee OF three from the different CAMPS to Sc
cure "o0dman hall reported favorably on the
plan. The annual Easter ball takes pace
Wednesday. April Is, in Sherman hail.
Of the Dakotas. sent orders yesterday to the
commandant at Fort Assinibcine to send i'm
medlately sufficient force CT men to pre-
serve order upon the Blackfoot reservation,
a large section of which will be thrown open
by the government April IL for public set
tlement.
In the case of John B. Atwater. as re-
ceiver Of the Columbia National bank, of
Minneapolis, against Thomas Hanson, one of
the stockholders. to compel the payment of
liability. Judge Lochren filed his decision yes
terday, ordering judgment against the de-
fendant for the full amount of his assess
me:::.
Articles of incorporation were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday by the Snake
River improvement company, with the fol-
lowing as incorporators: j. E. McGrath. Cts
Staples. A. E. Doe E. s. Brown and F.
M. Tozer The new. company will improve
property adjoining the upper Snake river
The capital stock is $500.
Barbara Bruggemann widow of the late
Martin Bruggemann. the wel-known West
side brewer. died Wednesday at the family
residence, q Channel street. The deceased
one Of the old settlers Of St. Paul. was sixty
six years of age at the time of her death.
She was q person who was highly esteemed
by those who knew her. The funeral will
take place this afternoon at 1:30, with serv-
ices at st. Matthews church at 2 o'clock.
The bookbinders' union Wednesday even
ing Endorsed c. F. Muller for an appoint
ment in the government bindery. B. F.
Lamb delegate to the national convention
was instructed to favor the establishment of
national journal Officers were elected as
follows: President. Peter Arth; vice presi-
dent. F. T. Keegan: recording secretary, B.
F. Lamb financier, E. B. Lott; guide. John
Honsa; sergeant-at-arms, ]. Schultz; sta
tistcian, c. F. Miller.
"A stated communication Of st. Paul
Chapter No. "a. Order of the Eastern Star,
will be held in the Masonic Temnle this
the members Of Constellation Chapter No. 49,
and several candidates will be initiated Ar
rangements are under way for enter aiming
the members of the grand chapter In ST. Paul
next month. large number of the mem
bers of st: Paul. Mistletoe. Carmel and Min
neapolis chapters witnessed the excellent
work of Constellation chapter last Wednes-
day evening.
Samuel Wisnom ST., an old and respected
resident of st. Paul. died this week at Mason
City, 10. Deceased was a contractor and
was well known in st. Paul, and was on a
the time of his death. Besides Henry he
leaves James Wisnom, Mrs. J.. S. Holden
and Miss Nellie Wisnom, of Minneapolis;
Samuel Wisnom Jr., of st. Paul; Robert T.
Wisnom, of Milwaukee, Wis; Miss Annie
W. Wisnom. of New York city; Miss Jennie
were brought to this city and inferred at
Oakland cemetery.