The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-30

| till II o'clock M. Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at the Central high school
building.
Mostly SmOke-Fire was discovered in
| the Hardy-Kell mansion at White Bear
| beach last night. p. 1t was extinguished be-
| fore any damage was done.
Goes to the Ryan,. S. Webster, once
clerk at the Nicollet hotel, Minneapolis,
and lately at the Merchants, this city, has
accepted a position as bookkeeper at the
! Ryan hotel.
Charges Not Sustained-Samuel John
| son, Ole Johnson and James Page, arrest
| ed at the instance of Special Officer John
Moak, of the Humane society, were dis
charged in Judge Hines court yesterday
on charge of cruelty to animals.
Claim for Expert Fees-The claim Of
DR.. Sneve for expert fees in the matter
of the estate of Patrick Kelly has been
taken under Amusement by Judge Bazille
The physician filed a claim for $3.50 as an
expert in the examination as to the in
sanity of Kelly.
University Summer SchoOl-Prof. D.
L. IIiehle, of the university summer
SCIlOOIt WAS cdl1eF at the state mouse
yesterday. The professor reports the ses-
! sions of the summer school signaIIy sue
cessful and predicts gratifying results for
its being held.
Plans for New Enthusiastically Jack
son, of the state board of corrections and
charities yesterday visited kellogg, Wa
basha county, and inspected plans for the
new lookup, which the village is about
to construct. Milville. of the same coun-
', ty is also contemplating the erection of a
new lookup.
Home From the PhiIippines-PauI J.
Bieber, of Company c, Thirteenth Mimi
esota, arrived yesterday from the Philip
pines, and was met at the train by many
happy and eXultant friends and relatives.
He was invaded several weeks ago, and
sent on to San Francisco, where he has
since been in the hospital.
Estate of Vincent WaIsh-The an
praisers of the estate of Vincent D.
Walsh, late of Feliciana Parish, To-, have
filed an inventory Of the property in this
county in the probate court The figures
show real property valued at S122 257.14.
and personal property amounting to S457.
Samuel and William Dawson are the APP
praisers.
Down River ExcUrsiOn-On Tuesday
evening, Sept. 5, the Social Club of St
Mary's Parish will give a steamboat ex-
cursion down the river. There will be
music on board and refreshments will be
served. The steamer Pauline, which has
been chartered for this OCCASION will
leave the foot of Jackson street at 8
o'clock sharp.
An Affair of State-A pleasant party
of state officials and their friends dined
at the Clarendon hotel yesterday. State
Dairy Commissioner Bowler entertained
DR.. A. O. Archibald, of this city; Mr.
Lambert, of Hastings, and j. H. Strait
of Melrose; Gov. Lind, Insurance Com
missioner O'Shaughnessy, Assistant Bank
Examiner j. o. Davis were also of the
party.
Buried at 0RI1Iand-The funeral Of
Bernard Kuhl occurred yesterday after
noon from the family residence. .551 Cant
toll boulevard. The services were CON
| Quoted by Rev. S. G. Smith, pastor of the
Peoples church, and the interment in
Oakland cemetery was in charge of Acker
post, G. A. R., of which Mr. KuhI was a
member. The pallbearers were H. Fisch
bein. ]. H, Schierman, M Hou, Theodore
Draz c. w. Horn and Capt J. Wander
horst, OF Minneapolis.