The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-22
CITY MEWs

The local corps of the Salvation Army
viii hold its annual harvest festival at
the barracks on East Seventh, begin
ming Sept. 2S, and continuing through
Oct. 2.
The funeral of Sister Peter Richard.
for years in charge of the Catholic Or
phan asylum, who died yesterday, aged
Beventy-f1ve, will be held this morning in
the asylum chapel.
The board of public works will advertise
for bids on the contract for curbing and
boulevarding Goodrich avenue for $50 feet
near Dale street. The bids will be open
on the first of October.
To secure $50 alleged to be due for
painting a house, Martin E. Nelson has
entered suit in the district court against
Mary B. Chaffee. In lieu of the money
the plaintiff wants a lien on the proper
ty.
Suit has been commenced by Robert
Duncan in the district court against
Michael Mcnamara to recover possession
of real estate located in the White Bear
addition to ST. Paul. In addition the
plaintiff asks for $3.50 damages.
The city railway company has signified
its willingness to meet the contract for
the refreshment stand at Como park. A
committee of the park board has been
the company.
Mrs. G.. Peisert will build store on
Thomas, near the corner of Arundel, at
a cost of $1,000. ]. G. Grote secured per-
mission to spend 81, 900 in repair on his
property at 229 Carroll street. r. M.
Lawton will put in $50 worth of repairs
at GIG Wairar street.
A stable on Valley street, which has
been the source of so much annoyance to
the neighbors of that street, will not
longer be so. Building Inspector Haas,
in accordance with the resolution passed
by the council, has ordered all the work
on it to be discontinued.
A brazil of logs in the st. Paul Boom
companys boom was yesterday seized by
Deputy Sheriff Jansen. The seizure was
made in connection with the suit Of John
McAlpine, of Itasca county, against Tim
norman & Ives, of st. Louis county. This
is the second brazil of logs attached.
The Hess Business College filed articles
of incorporation yesterday with the sec
rotary of state. The college will be 10
Gated in st. Paul, commencing Oct. 1.
1t has no capital stock. John V. Slocum,
Frank G.. donaldson and Frank B. DON
aldson are the incorpora tors.
Chief O'Connor has been asked to as
certain the whereabouts of Marie Neuen-
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Neuenfeldt, supposed to be residing on
farm in or near ST. Paul. The infot-
nation is desired by Mrs E. V. Morris,
Of Byron street, Chicago, who address
ed a letter to the chief.
An action to recover $25S57 for goods
alleged to have been sold and delivered
has been commenced in the district court
by w. L. Perkins & Co., against Eta
Churchill The suit is a garnishee pro-
ceeding, and the Millers and Manufac-
turers' Insurance company, of Minneapo-
lis, and the German-American Insurance
company, of New York, are made parties
to the action.
Insurance Commissioner J. A.
OfShaughnessy has been elected president
of the National Insurance Commission
ers' association, now holding its con-
vention at Hartford, Conn.
Ferdinand Treibel, living at the correr
of Ohio and Stevens streets, was slightly
hurt in a runaway on West Seventh