The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-24
CITY nE=WS

Three minor building permits, aggre-
eating $S75, were issued yesterday.
Gen. c. C. Andrews. chief fire warden.
today leaves for a trip up the Big Fork
river.
The Knights of Pythias will hold me,
mortal services at Central Presbyterian
church Sunday. June IT,
The mayor yesterday appointed Theo-
dore Gervtg sergeant of mounted police,
vice Phillip Arnold, resigned.
Work has been commenced on the
double track street car line on West Sew
enth. from Tuscarora to Fort Smelling.
To-Day, Ascension day, there will be
services at st. Johns Episcopal church,
Kent street and Portland avenue at 10
a. m
The annual reception of the Webster
school will be held from May "a to June
l. Parents and friends are invited to
inspect the work of the school.
Examination of graduates of Central
high school for entrance to the teachers
training school will be held at Central
high school building June IL and 49,
The funeral of Joseph a. Fetch, the
twelve -year-oId son of Joseph H. Fetch,
Will be held at 2 o'clock today from the
family residence, 574 Aurora avenue.
A general teachers meeting has been
called for Saturday morning at the Cen
tral high school, when Supt. Smith will
deliver what will doubtless be his last
address
Papers have been prepared for an action
by the city against the ST. Paul & Duluth
railway for damages to the full extent of
the injury to the East Sixth street bridge
through an accident
George H. Barncard. of St Louis cou;i-
ty, was admitted yesterday to the
soldiers home. He was a member Of
Company f, Ninth Minnesota, during the
War of the Rebellion.
A lamp explosion at the home of Mrs.
A. Duffy. 4S1 East Fourt street, called
out the fire department early last even
ing. The room where the explosion oc-
Cured was slightly damaged by fire.
June there will be a hearing before
the municipal license committee on the
application of Anton Weinholzer for a
saloon license at 14-1S East Seventh street,
the proposed new location of the Palm
Garden.
There will be a special service at the
! Salvation Army hall. 266 East Seventh
street this morning The local forces will
be reinforced by Brigadier Halpin, Maj.
Kimball and Ensign MacLaurie, with
their wives.
William NJ. Marsh died at the city hos
pital Tuesday, of Bright's disease He
was siXty-eight years of age and unmar-
ried, and was taken to the hospital April
p from his boarding place. 4S1 ST.
Anthony avenue.
The 'Dorcas" societys steamboat ex-
cursion viii come off on Decoration day
afternoon and evening as previously adj
Vertised The management Of the burned
steamer, Flora Clark. have promised 10
fill their engagement.
Carlyle Remmy and Martin Salusky.
both under sixteen years Of age, were ar
raiSned in the police court yesterday
afternoon as incorrigibles. Remmey will
be examined Friday afternoon and Sa-
husky tomorrow morning.
Rev William Oehler has resigned his
pastorate of the German Peoples church
A meeting of, the congregation has be en-
held and resolutions adopted highly eulo-
CYSTIC of Mr.. Oehier's ability and char
acter and expressed deep affection and
regret.
Articles Of Incorporation were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday by Cul-
yer & Co, of Duluth, with a capital stock
of 100000. The incorporators are: C. w.
Culver, F. f. Culver and e. ]. Ryan.
The new company will manufacture
smokers articles.
The fire insurance adjusters have COM
pleted their work on the loss sustained
by the st. Paul Gaslight company and