The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-21
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TheOsOphists' Society-"The Inner
Life" was the subject of the meeting last
night of the st. Paul Philosophical so
ciety, room 5S7, Endicott Arcade.
Taken to the HOspitaI-James Derby.
living at AL Jackson street, was taken to
the city hospital yesterday, suffering from
commissions At the hospital it was said
that his condition is not alarming.
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Lake Iris Park-The board Of public
works yesterday morning held consul
tation with the owners of the property
that is is proposed to condemn for the
addition to Lake Iris Park.
LOg-R0IIing COntest-A log-rolling
contest has been arranged as part Of the
programme at Lake Shore, White
Bear next Sunday. Al Stewart will con-
test the title of Arthur Duzee to cham
pionsh1p of the state.
New General Agents-Messrs. Ahern
and Murray have been appointed general
agents in Minnesota for the Massa-
chusetts Mutual Life company, of Spring
field Mass, succeeding to the agency
filled by the late P. V. DAILY.
Lived But Three HOurs-James
Derbe, boarding at 1872 Jackson street,
was yesterday morning taken to the city
hospital suffering from bladder trouble.
He lived but three hours after his arrival
there. Derbe has a twin brother living on
Jackson street, but has no other relatives
in the United States.
Review of the FOurth-Gov. Lind
and his staff will review the Fourth re-
giment in camp at Lake City tomorrow
afternoon. A special car for the gov
ernor and his party will be attached to
The car will be side tracked and brought
back on an evening train.
In Search of Their Daughter
Charles Kaspareck and wife, Of st.
Cloud, have spent the past week in a
fruitless search for their daughter, Annie
Kaspareck. The girl came to st. Paul in
company with another st. Cloud girl, who
is at present in the Salvation army res
cue home.
Wandered From HOme-Willie Ellis
wandered away from his home 916 Arcade
street shortly after o'clock yesterday
afternoon. 1t was nearly 10 o'clock last
night when his worried parents finally
found him at the central police station.
The four-year-old youngster made his
way to Seventh and Broadway, where he
was picked up by officer Peterson.
Thrown From a Wagon-Thomas
Wilson, sixteen years old, in the employ
of Watson, the liveryman at st. Anthony
Park, was thrown from wagon which
he was driving along St. Anthony ave-
nue. yesterday morning, and had a leg
broken. The horse became frightened at
passing train. He was removed to the
city hospital.
Laid to Rest-Sister Pascaline de st.
Daniel, thirty-seven years of age, a Little
Sister of the Poor, died Tuesday, and in
terment occurred yesterday morning in
Calvary cemetery. Death was caused by
consumption. Previous to the burial high
requiem mass was celebrated in the
Wilkin street chapel Of the sisters.
Created a observation-disclosures Clark
and Opie Raymond, colored, went out to
the wOrkhOuse for thirty days each yes
terday, on the charge of disorderly con-
duct. They were arrested for creating
disturbance on Fourth street. near st.
Peter, Wednesday evening. Officer Perro
testified that the women INDUCED in loud
and offensive language.
For Larceny of u Baby Buggy
Anna Hoffman yesterday swore out a
warrant for the arrest Of Ezra Toucey
and May Toucey, charging the larceny of
a baby carriage, valued at SO The accus-
ed live at $50 East Seventh street. Mrs.
Toucey recently secured possession of an
infant through a rather sensational con-
test in the probate court. The baby
shortly afterward died.
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Injured Her Hand-Annie Anderson
living at 619 Wells street, was badly in
jured while operating a 'mangle" at the
Eastern laundry, on South Wabasha
street, near the end of the bridge. The
machine is used for pressing heavy pieces
of linens. 1t consists of two large iron
rollers, kept hot by means of gas jets,
burning beneath. In some way the young
woman's right hand slipped in between
the heated rollers. She was unable to ex-