The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-03
CITY NEWS s,

The regular meeting of the library
board viii be held this evening
The police commission did not get a
quorum yesterday Afternoon as several Of
the members were out Of town.
The board of public works have de-
cided to readvertise for bids on the con-
struction of the Aldine street sewer.
memorial exercises on the death of the
late Prof. John G.. Donnelly will be held
at the German school next Friday after
noon at 2:S0.
4 Miss Hollister, state vice pres.d at
large of the w C. T. T., VIII speak this
evening at the Atlantic Congregational
church on THE Worldwide Outlook"
The city engineer has submitted the
following estimate on the paving Of
Seventh from Ramsey to Third, brick $10,-
625, asphalt $13E01, sandstone $l3, 239. The
estimate include boulevarding and curb
ing.
the Ed. Hollingshead company. capital
$4,000 The company will manufacture
medicines and drugs. Headquarters will
be at Duluth. =.
The state committee for relief of Texas
sufferers reports additional subscriptions
received as follows: Maynard, $23.25;
Houston, $3.50; Norwegian United Luther
an church, Lake Park, $14.S5.
Counters and Office fixtures are being
Installed in the customs department at
the federal building. The only thing now
remaining is some shelving in the Office of
the librarian of the circuit court of ap-
peals.
Postmaster McGiH has been asked to
ascertain the wherea bouts of John -.
Huginin. An estate is to be divided t
OswegO, n. Y, and he is one OF the heirs.
I he information is desired by Mrs. E. H.
Gordon, of Oswego.
The Hennepin and Ramsey County Prl-
mary Sunday School unions will hold
their annual convention in the Park
Congregational church Friday and Satur-
day of this week. Mrs. Bryners, of Chi
cage, will address the meetings.
There were seventy-one permits issued
by the building inspectors department
during September, covering the erection
of improvements valued at S199,925, being
an increase of $66.140 over the total of
the corresponding month last year.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah O'Malley.
who died yesterday. will be held from st.
Patrick's church today at 10 o'clock. The
interment will be at Calvary. Mrs.
OMalley was eighty years of age.
The Peoples Telephone company, of
Chatfield, Mimi, filed several amend
ments to its articles of incorporation with
the secretary of state yesterday. The
amendments make the capital Of the
company $4,000. The highest sum of
Indebtedness allowable is 100000.
The monthly report furnished by the
officials of the city and county hospital
shows that during the month of Septem-
Der III patients We're received. At the
beginning of the month there were 149
on hand, the close finding 159 in the in
stitution. OF patients discharged there
were ISL, L died and s children were born.
The management of the Murray insti-
tute gave a reception last evening to the
friends and patrons Of the institution.
AlgernOn Moncrief delivered a lecture on
"Altruism." There was music by a
string orchestra and refreshments were
served Mrs. Lang, who has charge OF
the institution, looked after the guests.
Private Grcgor G. Krien, Of Company
e, and Private Robert Lynch, Of Com
pany G, Eighth infantry, who got into a
recent muddle at Fort Smelling, Will
each serve three months at hard labor
at Fort Smelling, after which they will
be dishonerably discharged from the serv-
ice, with a forfeiture of all pay. The
sentences were approved in an order IS
sued by Brig. Gen. Wade.