The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-14

health department, $65S. 32; city officers
salary, $4,OS9 %; board of public works,
$1118.32; engineering department, $1,936 Ga;
engineering department inspectors ST.
541 25.
Amends Its ArticIes-The Washburn-
Crosby company. Of Minneapolis, has
filed with the secretary Of state a GER
tificate of amendment of it's articles of
incorporation, whereby it's capital stock
is increased from $500, 900 to 81, 100000, to
be paid in before Sept. 1. 1899.
Died in ChicagO-The eight-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Fox,
of 26S Iglehart street, died in Chicago
yesterday. The remains are being
brought home, and will be buried from
the residence Saturday, services being
held at st. JOseph's church.
SnOW-Church ReOrganizatiOn-The
st. Paul Snow-Church company capital
stock $1O,O00 has incorporated with the
secretary of state. 1t is a reorganization
of the old Snow-Church company, and
the incOrporators are T. S. Tompkins,
j. E. SamuelsOn and F. w. Romer.
Church Society AnnuaI-The First
Baptist Church society held its annual
meeting Wednesday evening. S. c. Has
KEEL, e. c. Ferguson and F. B. Plat were
elected trustees to succeed themselves
and E. NJ Van Duzee was reelected
president An informal report was given,
showing that the financial condition Of
the church was excellent
New Richmond Victim-Willie Hop
kins, thirteen years. old, one of New
Richmonds wounded. at ST: Josephs hos
pital, underwent a severe operation Tues
day, from the results of which he is re-
covering. The operation was for the in
sertion of a silver plate in place of a por-
ton Of the skull, which had been in
jured.
Wanted In Minneapolis w. L.
Johnson. colored, was arrested by De-
tectives Sweeney and Murnane yesterday
at the request of the Minneapolis author
tiles, who claim Johnson is wanted in the
Mill City for the alleged theft Of a BIZ
cycle. Johnson was taken to Minneapolis
last evening.
Hurt HIS Hand-T. Larkin, a young
man employed at Horne & Danz's tin
shop. West st. Paul, had the first joint
of the middle finger of his left hand cut
off in a cutting machine yesterday. He
was removed to his home, Fillmore and
Chicago avenues, and attended by Dr.
Ziegler.
Is Responsible Company - The
Western Realty and Investment COM
any, of $40 Temple court, Minneapolis,
which has offered to buy claims against
the Savings Bank Of St. Paul, Is incor-
porated with $4,000 capital under the law
of Minnesota. Julius Schmitt is presi-
dent, Ellery C. Holiday vice president,
D. F. Sanford secretary and M F.
Schutt treasurer.
Minnesota Boys Among Them-Upon
the transports Newport and Ohio, which
arrived in San Francisco from Manila
Wednesday afternoon, were twenty mem
bers of the signal corps from Minnesota.
Among the number was Charles A. Stew
art, of st. Paul, who wired his brother
that he and the other members of the
corps are in good health.
Cyc1ers' Entertatnment-The Com
mercial club cyclers will have an outing
at the club house at Lake Como Satur-
day afternoon. The features of the aft
ernoon will be a game of indoor base
ball outdoors at 4 o'clock. At o'clock
the club caterers will serve supper In
the evening a musicale will be given
The entertainment is in charge Of a
committee consisting Of H. p. Hall, P
j. Schaub, George B.. Edgerton and B.
NJ. Wheeler
His Nose BrOken-M. Merchofsky, ltv-
ing at 132 Robinson street, is suffering
from broken nose, sustained during
the severe storm Wednesday morning,
when his home was struck by lightning
NJ M
1.-The bolt struck. A large quantity of
p4astering was torn from the ceiling, and
heavy piece struck him on the nose,
breaking the bone. He was attended by
Dr. Weirick.
Music at WiIdwOOd-Prof. Swanson.
the able director of the Twin City Man
dolin Club orchestra, promises a most
enjoyable programme for the concerts to
be given by this popular organization at
Wildwood next Sunday afternoon and
evening. In the concerts given thus far
by the Mandolin club at Wildwood this
organization has been remarkably sue
cessful. They have not only supplied a
programme of classical and popular
music, but have interspersed a goodly
supply Of popular dance selections.
Two of the "Firsts."
The North Western Limited" was the
first vestbule train, as well as the first
train equipped with compartment sleen-
ers, buffet library or club room cars west
of Chicago, and with its 406 electric lighfs
together with Pintsch gas chandeliers "a
the most brilliantly Illuminated train in
the world.
The badger State" Express. with ,ts
combination observation cafe parlor cars
and modern day coaches fitted with fhe
new broad safety vestibules, is also the
first train Of its kind west of Chicago
These are the Kind of trains that erixy
the Northwestern Line the reputation
of furnishing the best accommodations