The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-08
CITY NEWS s.


Official Word From Col. Ames-Gov.
Lind has received a telegram from Col
Ames., of the Thirteenth, announcing his
arrival in San Francisco.
From Como BOat RentaIs-The park
superintendent paid into the city treas
ury yesterday $30S, the amount being the
receipts from the renting Of boats at
Como park for the last week
Letter Carriers Day Out-The an
nual outing of the letter carriers will be
held Saturday. July 20. at Spring Park
Committees are busily at work to make
the occasion a recOrd-breaker.
$50 Ye and Preach" Said Orr-Har-
ry Chapman and c. D. Kelly, arrested
for preaching on the street and creating
disturbance, appeared before Judge Orr
yesterday and were ordered to leave the
city.
Now Lieut.. GriSgs - Franklin H
Griggs, second assistant corporation at
torney, was yesterday appointed as judge
advocate of the Fourth regiment. M. s
N G., with the rank of first lieutenant
by Gov. Lind.
Tries 1t n Third Time-The Reading
Fire Insurance company has been ad-
mitted to the state for the third time.
The company did business in Minnesota
up to 1879, when 1t retired until 1889. and
then came back for a short time, again
retiring.
Lamp Fell In the Hay-A hanging
Of Winan,
1O47 Payne avenue, fell from its place
early last evening and dropped In pile
of hay, inside the store. blaze was
started, but it was extinguished without
damage.
Said He Was SOIdier-Albert La
fieur was arrested last night on COM
plant of S. w. Callamore, 324 Wabasha
street, who charges him with stealing
bicycle Lafleur claimed to have been
member of one of the companies sta
toned at Fort Smelling, but an ihvestiga-
ton showed otherwise He was held on
the charge of larceny.
Upset the Buggy-Myrtle Stanley and
Burlette Purnell were thrown from
buggy in front of the Golden Rule on
Seventh street last evening and severely
bruised They had hitched a horse there,
and, on entering the buggy, made an at
tempt to turn around. The buggy
cramped in some manner and was over
turned upon the two young ladies. They
were badly bruised, but not dangerously
injured. They were taken to their home,
IS East Eighth street.
Capt. Wood Reports Here-Capt. Jas.
D. Wood, who has been assigned to the
ms district
ed for duty yesterday to Chief Inspector
Col. Sullivan. He is transferred from the
Spokane district, and has been stationed
at Helena, Mont
Took Advantage of the Active pc
titions in voluntary bankruptcy were
fled yesterday in federal court. I'll. K.
Fowler, an electrician, scheduled liabili-
ties of 1854, with Sl40 in assets. Louis !.
Miss, clerk, acknowledged 81, AS. &C. with
$40 in assets, of which $40 is in one suit
of clothes.
Fish Sold WeII-A consignment of $50
pounds of black bass and thirty pounds
of pickerel was seized by Deputy Game
Warden Meyerding yesterday and sold
by the game and fish commission at 1412
cents per pound. The fish were seized at
the union depot as they We're unloaded
from the express car.
Nest Must Leave Town = The case
against Max Nest, suspected of endeav-
oring to rob the house of Mrs. Hattie
Buell. came up yesterday in the police
court Mrs, Buell. was put on the stand
and testified that after Nests visit she
missed nothing. Her little girl saw the
man in the house. Judge Orr eonsid-
cred that the evidence was not sufficient
to convict and ordered the man to leave
town at once.
out, of the smoke and dust, up "On the
Hlfl,'' Haynes Studio is prepared as new
er before to turn out swell work in
photography
Railroad Costing $1O,OOO,OOO Mile.
The most costly piece of railroad line
in the world is probably that between
the Mansion house and the Aldgate sta
tons in London, which required the ex-
penditure of close upon S1O,0OO.OO0 per
mile.
The most costly railway train in the
world is the Pioneer Limited of the c., M
& St P Ry. Two of these trains, costing
$3.50, 000 are operated daily between st.
Paul Minneapolis, Milwaukee and Chi
-cago.
Through SIeepers to Boston
On Wabash Continental Limited. leaving
Chicago 1902 noon, arriving Boston $50
p. m. next day. Also on night express