The Saint Paul globe., 1899-07-16

Park BORFd Meetin&-The park board
will hold regular meeting tomorrow
evening.
To Consider School Budget - The
Joint council committee on ways and
means will consider the school budget at
meeting called for tomorrow evening
at 1880 o'clock.
Talks on the Square-Prof Arthur
Haynes, of the Minnesota state univer-
sity, will address a temperance rally at
p. m. today in the public square. Mer-
riam Park. The churches of the Park
unite. Special music.
Central w. c. Il. U. Meeting-There
will be a meeting of the Central w. C.
T. U. tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at
The Commons. All members are re-
quested to be present, as there are sew
eral important matters to come before
the meeting.
River Excursion Tuesday-St. MI
chaeIs church societies will give an eX
cuTsion down the river next Tuesday
evening on the Flora Clark and barge.
The boat will start at o'clock sharp.
and return in time for the people to take
late cars to the various parts of the
city.
Inspecting the Fourth - Gov. Lind
will Inspect the Fourth regiment and the
artillery battalion at Lake City next Sat
urday afternoon. In the evening the
citizens Of Lake City will tender a re-
ception to the governor and the officers
OF tie guard then in camp.
A. o. III. Picnic-The Ancient Order Of
Hibernians will picnic this year at White
nj
%. There will be trains every hour go
ing and coming over the st. Paul & Du-
luth railroad. There will be all kinds of
amusements
Col. Ames RecUPeratfnE-Gov Lind
is in receipt of letter from Col. Ames.
of the Thirteenth Minnesota. The col
onel. with his family. Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Heckmott on their fruit
farm, twenty miles from San Francisco.
He writes in an encouraging tone of his
health which is improving steadily.
o.
Barbers' Picnic-St Paul. Minneapo-
lis and Saltwater BARRIERS will join this
year in an outing at Russell Beach, to be
held Sunday, July %. The attendance it
is anticipated, will be exceptionally large,
and the railroad has arranged an excel
lent train service. Committees from each
Of the cities named have combined to
prepare a most attractive programme.
Dubuque Due Today - The steamer
Dubuque. of the Diamond 10 line. will
arrive this evening from st, Louis. A
number Of st. Paul people making the
round trip to Southern points are aboard,
and the boat also carries a large num-
ber of st. Louis people. A large freight
cargo will be taken out of St Paul on
the return trip, consisting mainly of
millstuffs, though q large amount of
merchandise is also warehoused awaiting
the boat.
Barbers' journal - The Professional
Barber, for July. the trade paper of the
craft. is, for this month the souvenir
number and official programme Of the
tri-city BARRIERS picnic, which will be
held at Russell Beach July %. 1t Is just
out and is a handsome number in every
respect. 1t contains aside from we'll
and carefully selected literary and edi-
torial menu, about twenty half-tone cuts
Of prominent BARRIERS throughout the
state. The full committees OF the tri-
city outing are also given.
Thirds Officers EntertaIned-CoI. G.
j. Monfort, of the Windsor hotel enter
tained the officers Of the Third regiment
N. G. s. M. at supper on their return
from Lake City together with few In
vited friends. The guests who sat at
the table were: Adjt. Gen. George c.
Lambert, Col. c.. A Van Duzee, Maj.
E. c. Monfort, of st. Paul: Capt. F. E.
Resche. Capt. H. V. Eva and Capt A. H
Wigdahl of Duluth; Lieut.. w. S. Bris-