The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02

LIE Natlondl healIy company OIL Mil
neapolis, filed articles yesterday incorpo-
rating with a capital stock of $50,00O
Rev William c. Pope will speak on
Christian Socialism" at the church of
the Good Shepherd tomorrow night
Just twenty-four applicants for Supt.
Smiths place as superintendent of
schools have been filed with the school
board
For the month of May S1,S2O were re-
ceived for fines in the municipal court
of which sS7 were assessed in civil
cases.
Fred Gibbons was fined $40 in the
municipal court for riding his bicycle
faster than six miles per hour on South
Robert street.
James Dorgan. the lad who was in
jured by the fall Of a large rock at his
home on Thursday last, was reported
better yesterday.
At the commencement exercises to be
neld June % at st. Joseph's academy,
Rev. Joseph Harrison will deliver the ad-
dress, and Rev. F. O'Neill will confer
the diplomas.
The funeral of Mrs. William Casey, of
Fairfield avenue, will be held today from
the family nome. followed by services at
st. MichaePs church at O'Clock Inter
c. o. Johnson, of Pittsburg of the
Alaska Gold Dredging and Mining COM
pany, passed through the city yesterday
with a party of six Pittsburgers en-
route to Cape Nome.
The Northwestern Telephone company
yesterday amended it's articles of incor-
poration on file with the secretary Of
state, increasing its capital stock from
81, 0G0, GOO to &C. 900, eco.
Gus Woodke teamstcr employed at
Lake Owasso, was dragged one hundred
feet as the result of a runaway yester-
day. His left ankle was disIocated. He
was cared for at the city hospital.
John Plummer, who secured possession
of and held numerous watches by solicit
ing for watch repair work, was con-
vtceed of larceny in the municipal court
yesterday, and will be sentenced today.
Mrs George Ray will teach the lesson
at the Primary union this afternoon. The
topic, Songs and Hymns For the Primary
Sci ool," will be given by Mrs. M. A.
Waite. This will be followed by a song
drill given by Mrs. F. Downing.
Collections of the local customs depart
ment for May amounted to trihe over
$3, 30. Receipts in the internal revenue
office were $243, 26. This latter is s48,.
GOO in excess of the figures Cor the cor
responding period last year.
Coroner Nelson yesterday examined the
trunk found in the house at 663 jerks
street where the body of the wood
sawyer was found on Thursday last. The
name of the dead man is Ole Pherson.
His son was last heard of near Duluth
Miss Mary Doblin, of F'enimore, Wis,
is searching for her brother, Henry Con-
rad, and has asked the police to aid her
Her brother is cigarmaker and failed to
meet her at the depot, as agreed, when
she arrived in ST. Paul Thursday. Mrs.
Doblin is at the Kendall.
NJ. Albert Lawson, for some time a
booklleeper for the Pabst Brewing COM
pany, died yesterday at his home 1853
Lawson street, aged 56. The funeral
will be held Sunday at 2:3O from the res
idence, followed by services at the East
Presbyterian Church at o'clock.
James Martin, of S54 Jessamine street,
a bicycle rider, accidentally ran into Mrs.
Val Nessick, seventy-six years of age, at
Seventh and Minnesota She was
knocked down, and, after receiving medi-
cal attention, was taken to her home al
SIC Robert. Martins wheel slipped on the
street railway track.
There is at present a vacancy in the
second lieutenancy of Battery A, and
1t is expected an election will be called
by the major at an early date. There
are two candidates for the Office, First
Sergt. VIM. Keller and Sergt. E. j.
Fuller. At present the chances seem to
be in favor of Sergt. KeIIer's election.
The following orators have been chosen
to represent the senior class of the col
lege Of liberal arts of Hamline university
on commencement day, June I: Lydia,
Marie Anderson, Gertrude Baldwin
Mabel Anna Wallace, Homer Clarence In
mis-, John Leslie Silyernale Clarence
Franklyn ELford, Floyd Augustus Law
son and Robert Ray McKaig.
1t is doubtful if ever, at this time In
the spring, has Como Park been more
beautiful than now. Even week days
the visitors to this resort are many while
Sundays the crowds are very large. Next
Sunday Prof. Selling and his talented
corps Of musicians comprising the Min
nesota State band will give two concerts,
and Prof. Selling has in rehearsal a pro-
gramme that is said to embrace num-
ber of popular selections, among them
some very artistic solo numbers.
The BARRIERS state board of examiners
will hold a public examination June Is
to 20, inclusive, at Assembly halls, No
3O9 WabaSha street. The applicants for
examination must register on arrival and
must -tlS answers 10 1OrCy QueSJ1OnS.
They must also bring theil tools and go
through a practical examination in hon
ing. shaving, hair cutting and SO forth
Those who try to escape the examination
are warned that they can be arrested
for pIacticing the tonsorial art after
June 20.
Tomorrow PentecosI will be observed
with the usual elaborate rites at the
Cathedral. Archbishop Ireland will cee-
brate pontilical high mass at 10:3O o'clock,
assisted by the Cathedral clergy and the
sensinarians from st. Paul seminary.
Father HeffIon. rector of the seminary.
will preach the sermon. The chcir will
sing Mercadante's mass in D minor. The
solOists will be Mrs. S. V Harris, Miss
P0ttgieser, Messrs. Gehan and McCaff
rey. Miss Sans Souci viii preside at the
organ.