The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-15

be succeeded by Acting Assistant Surgeon
William c. Berlin, now at Cleveland, o.
DIphtheria Observation-Disclosures was
reported at the health office yesterday
existing at 666 Mississippi, 745 Wabasha
and SO4 Grand block
For Jumping on Trains-Charles De-
vorak, arrested for jumping on moving
trains in the Omaha railroad yards, was
tried in the police court yesterday and
fined S.
Withdrew the COmpIaint-The state
dairy and food department has with
drawn the complaint against Mrs A.
Mathews, of West Seventh street. who
was arrested for selling milk without
license. Mrs. Mathews took out a license.
River EXcursiOn-The Y. P. L. L. and
L. A. of Memorial English Lutheran
Church will give an excursion Friday
evening on the steamer Henrietta and
barge. The proceeds will go toward
building their new church.
Cathedral Parish Excursion A
steamboat excursion will be given by
the members of the cathedral parish on
Thursday evening. The Flora Clark and
barge will leave at s p. m. and will re-
turn about II. A very pleasant outing
is anticipated
For Il Cold Storage Plant j. B.
Hoxie and Carl Schallinger, the latter
of Hutchinson, were in Olivia last week
looking over the ground with a view of
putting in a cold storage plant in that
thriving little city.
Been on, Mastering Duty-Capt D.
A. Frederick, of the Seventh United
States infantry, arrived in the city yes
terday en- route to Camp Racon, where
he assumes command Fredericks has
been on mastering duty at Augusta for
some time.
Fortunes of WheeImen-Roy Cheese
boroubh was fined SO in the municipal
court yesterday for violating the bicycle
ordinance. Christ Malmquist, William
Mohler and Axel News, arrested on the
charge of riding on the sidewalk, were
discharged.
Hills Will Probated = The will of
Oscar B. Hills, formerly clerk of the
Gently at Omaha, was admitted to pro-
bate yesterday by Judge Bazille. The
Minnesota property consisted of the
homestead on Grand avenue. The heirs
are the widow and four children.
Home From VacatiOn-D. T. Yelling
ton, agent of the Remsey County Prison
association, has been absent from his Of
flee in the city hall for some weeks, hav-
ing been compelled to take a vacation
while having his eyes treated. He has
returned to his customary duties.
Compared the Bricks-Assistant City
Engineer Wilson has returned from a
trip to Peoria and Galesburg, where he
inspected the brick manufactured for use
IN the st. Paul pavements. He made the
trip to be assured that the brick being
used here is the best on the market.
Telegram From COrbin Gov. Lind
yesterday received a telegram from Adjt
Gen. COrbin officially notifying him that
Second Lieutenant Charles R. Trowbridge,
of Company e, Thirteenth regiment had
been commissioned lieutenant in one of
the volunteer cavalry regiments. Lieut.
Trowbridge is a St Paul man, thirty
two years Of age.
Site for Monument - Adtt. Gen.
Lambert will go to Morton today to in
spect the ground offered by the Mime
sofa Valley Agricultural and Live Stock
society and select a site for the monu-
ment to be erected in commemoration
of the friendly Sioux Indians who were
loyal to the whites in the massacre of
1862.
Picking on Mckinley - The Central
Prohibition club met last night at head
quarters. A clear, compact and logical
paper was read on president Mckinley
Assumes Responsibility for the Canteen"
The writer gave a concise, historical
statement Of the establishing of the can
teen, the law Of congress abolishing it,
Attorney General Grigg's opinion nullify-
ing the law and President McKinley's
assumption of responsibility for the can
teen.
New Switchboard In PIace-The new
switchboard is in place at the office of
the Northwestern Telephone company. It
will not be in operation before, perhaps.
the middle Of September. Four fine mo-
tors will supply the power, two of which
will be in use and two kept in reserve in
case Of accident There are also two
additional motors for furnishing current
for the small lights. Long distance con-
nection with Chicago and New York will
be completed during the week by the
American District and Telegraph com
pany.
State Band COncerts-There is one
feature of the Minnesota State band con-
certs at Como park that makes them
particularly attractive and enjoyable
Prof. Selling, in the arrangement of his
programmes is always careful to pro-
vide enough popular music to please the
most enthusiastic admirer of that style
of melody. Last nights programme was
we'll received by the large crowd pres
ent, and the encores were so numerous