The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-29
CITY NEVg ..

Returns Today Maj Bowler, state
dairy and food commissioner, is expect
ed to return today from Detroit, Mich.
Republican Committee Meeting
The executive committee of the Repub-
lican state central committee will hold
its bi-monthly meeting In st. Paul Tues
day evening, July IL.
TheosOphicaI Society Meeting =
Karma and the spiritual condition of
India will be the subject Of the meeting
this evening of the st. Paul Theosophical
society," Room $751; Endicott arcade.
DR.. Briggs HonOred-DrW.S S. Briggs,
who has been attending the American:
Institute of Homeopathy at Atlantic City,
II. j., has been appointed chairman OF
the bureau of surgery of this institution
for the coming year. DR.. Briggs is ex-
pected home Friday.
Another Candidate-C A Van Dyke,
for many years superintendent of the
schools at Wabasha and who was q week
or two ago chosen superintendent of the
Fergus Falls schools. is the latest can
didate for the proncipalship of the cen
trail high school.
Dr.. Everts' Trip East-Rev. w. w
Everts, pastor of the Woodland Park
Baptist church. will attend the young
peoples conventions at Detroit and Rich
mond. At Chicago he will sit with the
congregation of the university on his
way East and supply the pulpit of the
First Baptist church on his way back
Missing Since Monday-Adam Wes,
living with his son. a farmer, at Bass
lake, as~been missing from home since
Monday. Relatives have searched for
him in vain. and have called upon the
police for assistance in learning what has
become of him. Weis is seventy years
of age. weighs 125 pounds and has full
gray beard He wore dark clothes and a
black felt hat
Committee Meetings-The committee
on streets from the board of aldermen
will meet this afternoon at o'clock.
Among other matters to be considered is
the ordinance allowing the street rail-
way company the use of Cedar street for
a loop on which to operate the Saltwater
interurban cars. The committee on
claims from the same body will meet at
o'clock.
Crowds at COmO-COmo park has new
er enjoyed a continuity of such crowds
of visitors as the Phinney band is bring
ing to its environs during it's engage
nent. Each evening the pavilion and its
environs is crowded with enthusiastic
auditors, and the afternoon concerts have
also attracted large gatherings Mr..
Phinney's band can be credited with hav-
ing made a splendid hit. and this able
director deserves credit for the excellent
character of the musical programme he
is rendering.
st. Peters Day-Today is the festival
of st. Peter. The day will be commem-
Grated at st. Peters Episcopal church,
Daytons bluff, with celebration of the
holy eucharist at $50 a. m, and special
evening prayer and sermon by Rev j.
H. Wright, rector of st. Pauls church,
at g. The day will be observed at ST
Clements church by the celebration OF
holy communion, the service being held
at 10 o'clock.
Picnic Down the River-The First
Baptist church and Sunday schools pic
mic down the Mississippi on Friday, July
, Z, promises to be one of the most pop
ular and interesting events of the sea-
son. The steamer Henrietta and barge
Luella have been engaged for the oc-
casion, and Miss Nellie A. Hope will have
charge of the music. A good programme
Of sports is being arranged by Clifford
r. Graham and his committee. Two
landings will be made, one on the shores
of Lake st. CroiX and the other at some
convenient spot. on the Mississippi be-
tween Hastings and st. Paul. 1t is the
intention TO reach home by 10 clock, so
as not to keep the children out too late
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