The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-05
CITY NEWS.

The funeral of the late Alex Eagle will
be held today.
DR.. Gardner Shumway left last night
to visit his folks in the East.
Rev. F.. Durent, of Staples. will preach
at st. Peter Claver's church at 1920 a. m.
The park board meets tomorrow even
Ing at o'clock to dispose of routine
work
The board of control will open bids
THURSDAY at o'clock for fuel for the
Coming year
Father Cosgrave, of st. Vincents
church, is taking his summer vacation
at Waterbury, Conn.
The cars of the Mississippi and West st.
Paul line win resume running over the
Wabasha street bridge today.
The Socialist Labor party will hold a
very important business session at 1920
this morning in Assembly hall.
Gen Wade, with his son and aide,
Lieut.. John Wade, are visiting the tar
get range at Frantenac. They will re-
turn this morning
The regimental nine of the Eighth in
Fantry and the Minneapolis Spauldings
will play a game of base ball at Fort
Smelling this afternoon.
Joseph Black, colored, aged forty years,
died at the city hospital. The remains
were taken to his home, SO Iglehart
Street. He was unmarried.
The August meeting of the Ramsey
County Graduate Nurses association
viii be held Monday afternoon at the
medical rooms, Lowry arcade
The funeral of Mrs. Caffeine Dougher-
BY will be held from her sons home, 104S
Jessie street, at 2 o'clock this afternoon
with services at st. Patrick's church at
i:30.
The Minnesota Transfer Railway COM
pany has begun the repair on the Uni
kersity avenue bridge. Contracts have
been awarded for painting and repaving
the structure.
Eight men employed in the steel mold
ing department of the American Hoist
and Derrick works stopped work yester-
DAY, in protest against a reduction of
wages of Is cents day.
a dispatch from the war department
to Gov. Lind announces that Capt. stem
hauser, of New Uinl, who was wounded
by the insurgents in the Philippines, is
much improved and will recover.
William e. Hoag. of St Paul, COM
mission salesman, has filed a petition in
bankruptcy His liabilities are 1.569.4 40,
and his assets are only $50. which are
claimed to be exempt under the law.
Division No. s, A. O. H.. will entertain
Division No. 4, A. o. H, at its next reg
ular meeting Friday, which will be
open meeting, at knights of Columbus
hall A programme is prepared for the
entertainment.
Charles Rose, a young man living at
New Brighton, was yesterday bound
over to the grand jury for the charge
of assaulting his brOther-in-law, w. l..
Bieberman the other day. His father
furnished bail in the SUN Of $500.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Junior Pioneers will be held on Wednes-
FAY, Aug. s. at Elk's hall in the Low
Nv arcade. The entertainment committee
has made arrangements for pro-
gramme. and lunch will be served.
The Pattern Makers association Of the
Twin Cities met at Columbia hall. Sew
AraI new members were initiated, making
a total of is. members in the association.
The charter will be kept open for the
two meetings in August, 10 and "a
Moses Zimmerman, of the firm of Bar
rett & Zimmerman, the Midway horse
dealers, yesterday had warrant issued
for the arrest of Alexander Gtggenmeyer
charging him with the embezzlement of
S143Z0 that belonged to the horse dealers.
Nal George E. Pond, quartermaster Of
the department of Dakota, has been APP
pointed supervisor of the construction of
improvements at the new military post