The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-02
CITY NEWS.

One Case of Observation-Disclosures
was reported at the health office yester-
day existing at $50 Clark street.
On VRcatiOn-H. J. Hadlich, super
intendent of carriers of the postof1ce.
has gone to Denver on vacation.
State Made Loan-The state board
of investment yesterday made loan OF
81, 400 from the permanent school fund to
District No. 95, Mobiles county.
OF for WaII1er-Lieut. Col. Theodore
J. Whit, acting inspector general of the
Department of Dakota, left yesterday for
Walker to make the annual inspection.
Meet This AfternOOn-The assembly
committee on ways and means will meet
this afternoon at o'clock and the COM
mittee on license from the same body at
o'clock.
Goes to the observation-disclosures A
Storms, who held a position in the Office
of the clerk of probate court has lately
accepted a day clerkship at the Mer-
chants hotel.
Another Day Nursery Excursion
The St Paul Day Nursery association
viii go on an excursion down river on
the steamer Henrietta on Friday, Aug. II.
Brewing COmPany's New DeaI-The
Hamm Brewing company has taken out
a permit to erect an 81, 600 double store
and dwelling on the east side of South
Robert between Winifred and Congress-.
The building viii be 80 feet front by Fl
deep.
Petitions in Bankruptcy - Petitions
in bankruptcy were filed yesterday by
Edward c. St. Jacques and Charles
Nordin, both of st. Paul. st. Jacques
places his liabilities at 1851 and his as
sets at $l00 Nordin, according to his
schedules, has liabilities amounting to
s. 9l4 so and assets Of SIS.
Called the MayOr-Former Con-
gresham Stevenson, of Michigan, who
was in congress at the same time as
Mayor Kiefer, called on the mayor yes
terday. Mr.. Stevenson is on his way to
North Dakota, where he has large in
tereats. The former congressman also
called on Gov. Lind.
Pioneer Bicycle Sfaker-H L. Ide, of
Springfield, H., is in the city. He was
one of the pioneers in bicycle manufact-
ure, and is the owner of a number of
valuable patents covering bicycle con-
struction and apparatus. He is connect
ed with the firm which manufactures
wheels bearing his name.
Attack of Insanity-W H. Hanson.
guest at the Merchants hotel, was
seized with attack of insanity last
evening, and, at the request of his sister
was removed to the county Jail. The at
tack is not Of a violent nature. Mr. Han
son has been travelling with his sister
through Iowa. His home is at Lime
Springs, 10.
Judge Hine Is Executor-Judge Rob
ert c. IIine, of the municipal court, filed
In the probate court the will Of Sarah
A. Smith, of New York. Under the will
Judge Hine was appointed executor Of
the estate, the deceased being his aunt
The estate in Ramsey county consists of
$500 in personal property and $500 in
realty.
Right From ManiIa-It Is expected
that twenty or thirty Of the young men
recently mustered ont Of the service of
the United States volunteer signal corps
will arrive in the city today. They ar
rived at San Francisco recently from
Manila, and are en- route to this city via
the Omaha, Great Northern and North
ern Pacific roads. These young men
year ago, and have been in Manila since
the early stages Of the war.
Three New ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Of Incorporation We're fled yesterday by
the Peoples Furniture company, of
Crookston, with a capital stock Of $4,000
The incorporators are Felix Fournet, J.
e. Jerome, A. c. Chabot and E. B. Davis
The Detroit Building and Loan associa-
ton of Detroit Mimi, also qualified to
do business. The incorporators are ]. H
Irish, G. D. Hamilton, E. G. Holmes, F.
p, league and J. K. West. The Pear
son Boat Construction company, Of Du-
luth. filed, with capital stock Of $4,000
The incorporators are NJ. H. Alworth, c.
A. Pearson and T. II. Heimick
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