The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-25
ST. PAUL BREvIT1Es.

The state institute for detectives yesterday
reported to State Auditor Dunn receipts for
the quarter amounting to s1.3S1.57.
Rev. John Wright. D. D., will lecture this
church on the West side. on the Greek
Church in Russia" The public Is invited.
Building Inspector Haas has refused to al
low the use Of soft brick by the contractor
city haI to be used by the fire alarm sys-
tenn.
The annual meeting of the Protestant
Orphan Asylum of St., Paul will be held
avenue aea1 ~ and St. Adams street. Thep nhIic
is invited 20 attend.
my Aunt's Heiress" is the title of the
drama to be presented this evening at Central
tiers of Veterans. the entertainment will
conclude with social hop.
The Minnesota Cold Storage company, with
capital of $4,000, filed articles of ncor-
day. The members are ]. s. Moody, L. L. c.
Brooks and G. D. Staples, all Of st. Paul.
Thomas Lehman gets the contract for boule-
vardng and improving Burr street. His bid
was 1880, as compared with 81, ssS by D. W.
varding of the street begins at Collins street.
Eugene Lauzon, the boy who fell down the
elevator shaft at the Metropolitan hotel, was
reported from St. Joseph's hospital yester-
day as being but slightly, if at all, improved.
He is perfectly conscious, but suffers great
deal of pain.
The Halvorsen- Richards Company of Mime
apolis, capital stock $500. COO, yesterday filed
of state. The members are Charles H. Rich
ards, H. X. Halvorsen, William Lundeen,
Charles F. Carlson and Adolph Knudson.
While playing on wood pile Monday af-
ternoon Earl Morse, the four-year-old SON
Of Officer Morse. fell and broke an arm. He
was taken to his home at 757 Tuscarora ave-
nue., where the bone was splinted and is
new on the road to rapid recovery.
The Woodwork Elevator Company of Min
neapolis filed articles of incorporation with
the secretary of state yesterday. The cap
ital stock is to be $500 0CO, and the incor-
porators are E. S., w. s. and R. P. Wood
worth and George P. Harding, all Of Min
neapols.
Private Hines, Company X. Thirteenth reg
iment, of Saltwater, has been ordered to
was taken down with measles en- route to
California, was sent to Saltwater hospital
and subsequently, to the post hospital at Fort
Smelling. He is now convalescent.
William Clark, suffering from some chronic
trouble of the lungs, was taken to the city
hospital at 10 o'clock Monday evening, and
died there at O'Clock yesterday morning.
Although there Is no question but that the
death Was natural, the physicians are some
what mystifed as to the exact cause.
State Superintendent Pendergast has set
June as the date for second hearing on
the appeal of w. F. Hamm from the decision
of County Superintendent Bernard, Of Cass
county, refusing him a certificate to teach.
The basis for refusing to grant the certificate
was that Hamm was not a good disciplinarian.
Yesterday busy day in the Office of
the city comptroller. The Judges and clerks
of election were drawing their pay for work
done on election day, and there was line
in front of the cashiers window for several
hours When the Office closed at o'clock the
total amount that had been paid out was
$S.2oS.
Daniel Kelly and Thomas Kelly, brothers.
living on West Seventh street, are under
arrest at the Rondo street police station on
the charge of vagrancy: The young men
were arrested by Officer Griemann yesterday
afternoon. 1t is said that they may be charg
ed with some other offense after an invesuga-
ton which the police are making
Postmaster Smith has received a letter from
Milwaukee, asking him to assist in locating
Mary Pane, who is supposed to be in st. Paul.
The letter states that Mrs. Pane is cook,
and it is supposed that she is employed In a
boarding house here. She has been missing
from Milwaukee for two years, and the search
for her has been Instituted by her two sons
in that city.