The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-21
ST. PAUL BREvITIEs.

Diphtheria at 912 Aurora avenue was re-
ported to the health Office yesterday.
Columbia lodge, I. o. o. F., will give.
moonlight excursion Wednesday evening.
Aug. "a.
The parish school Of the Good Shepherd
will in future only receive scholars In the
first and second readers.
Prof. II. S. Baker and Mr.. Donaldson will
furnish literary and musical parts for Meri-
dian lodge, l. o. o. F., Monday night.
The superintendent of public instruction
has issued permanent certificates to Elias
Racine and Emma Charlotte Kissing.
The rooms of the chamber of commerce
are being renovated, and the weekly meet
ings of the chamber will be resumed Sept. 5.
Thomas J. McDermett accompanied by his
wife, leaves for Toronto and New York this
evening. He will be absent until about
Sept. l.
on defective sidewalk last Sunday and sus-
tanned painful injuries. Drs. Pool and Den
mis- were called.
A young lady teacher of the girls school
at San Sebastian will speak at the Woodland
Park Baptist church, corner of Selby and
Arundel next Wednesday evening on her
experiences in Spain
Nathan Gurin, the four-year-oId son of
Solomon Gurdn. living at 1888 East Eighth
the child in the head and Dr. Artz had to put
three stitches in the wound.
n.
work In the third rank next Wednesday
evening. On Tuesday evening this lodge
will go In body to visit Ivy lodge at Fort
Snelling meet at Seventh and Wabasha at
7:N D. m.
BARRIERS Of st. Paul will have convention
next Thursday at Assembly hall to select
delegates to the state convention, which
meets in st. Paul. Sept. s. Every licensed
meeting Thursday. Twenty one delegates will
be chosen.
Leavitt Corning. of the Dispatch. prevented
runaway on St. Peter street yesterday noon
Passing the drinking fountain he noticed a
horse and wagon, driven by a couple of small
boys. start at a good gait across the street,
Mr.. Leavitt was on his wheel and by scorch-
ing managed to grasp the bride of the runa-
way steed and prevent an accident.
The Eldridge Zouaves applied for perms-
sion to visit the national guard camp grounds
at Lake City. while the artillery are in camp
there. Gov. Clough and Adjt. Gen. Muehi-
berg gave consent, and the visit will be
made Wednesday. The company numbers
forty-one boys ranging In age from ~ to
Is years.
The free kindergarten and primary school
Of the Church of the Messiah at Fuller. and
Kent streets, will reopen on Monday morn
ing, Sept g. Mrs. John Ogden will reopen
her training school for kindergarteners at
the same place, Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 9.
Applicants may apply to Mrs. Ogden, or
Rev. G. e. Haupt, b7b Fuller street
Unity Tent No. held It's review last
Thursday. A singing concert was given after
regular order Of business and everybody
approved of the idea A large body attend
ed, and a number Of new Maccabees went
home thinking the Maccabees are all right
Seven applications were handed to the rec
ord keeper and a large class is being pre-
pared for the first meeting in September
Mrs Sarah Farr, 81 Minneapolis, has quite
unostentatously leased the buildings of the
stryker seminary for use as the Farr free
improvement summer school. The institution
will open in September and will be essential
" an institution for the education and het-
terment of newsboys and homeless little
girls. Mr.. and Mrs. William Redwood Of
st. Paul, will be placed In charge Of the
physical improvement Of the children.