The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22

union will speak tonight at Grace Meth
odi3t church on the NEED Of Social Re-
FORM.
A team attached to a milk wagon
driven by August Bruno ran away yes
terday at Fifth street and Smith avenue.
Bruno was thrown out and had his scalp
cut.
Court Evergreen No. 10, Foresters of
of America, held it's regular meeting last
evening at Central hall Six candidates
were initiated and eight applications re-
ceived.
The street and sewer forces will receive
their salaries for the two weeks ending
July 4. Monday. The pay roIl, including
salaries for bridge repair work, amounts
to $6,40O
Postmaster McGill yesterday received
| a letter from man named Nelson
Stcry, of Bozemann, Mont, who says
that they want 500 men by Aug. 20, to
| help thrash.
Emile H. Bassett, a clerk in this city,
| has filed a petition in bankruptcy. Her
liabilities are given at 2210.92 and her as
sets are $685., which she claims are exempt
under the law.
@. G. Cowle, chief clerk In the office Of
the state board of correction and chari-
ties, returned yesterday from Montreal,
where he delivered an insane man de-
ported in Minnesota.
August Bruno, farmer living on tho
German road, was run away with by his
team while driving home yesterday morn
ing and was somewhat injured about the
scalp. His injuries were not serious
A permit was yesterday issued for a
two-story frame building, north side Of
| Iglehart, between LOOMS and harrington,
! Niningers addition, eighteen by forty feet
deep, to cost $1,000 NJ. Hemsch, owner.
The members Of st. Paul camp, Wood
men Of the World, will hold their annual
picnic at Russell Beach today. Trains
will leave the Union depot at 9:Q5 in the
morning and 2Toclocks in the afternoon.
i, permit for the erection of a boiler
house addition to ST. Joseph's hospital
was issued by the building inspector yes
terday. 1t will be a two-story brick, to
face West Tenth street, and will cost
$4,000.
The Leather Workers unions Of the
Twin Cities will give a picnic at Lake
Park, Minnetonka, today. Trains leave
the Minneapolis & st. Louis depot, foot
OF Fourth street, on Broadway, at 20
o'clock.
Robert Johnson gave private dancing
party to members Of the Sons Of Den
mark last night at the corner Of Bradley
and East Seventh streets. There were
about forty couples present, and all had q
good time.
A meeting of employees Of all the rail-
way and transportation Offices in the city
will be held Monday evening at the gen
eral freight agents Office, Northern Pa
cific railway to determine upon a place
for the annual picnic.
As a result of keeping a lemonade
stand during the Elks' carnival, little
Eliza Alton Zeller, living at II East Con-
trail avenue, earned sufficient money go
to purchase toys for each of the chill
dren's ward; city hospital $50
Ed Beulke, the boy accused of having
collected 81 from a druggist on the West
side, on an order purporting to be issued
by DR.. V. j. Hawkins, waived examina-
ton in the police court yesterday and
was held to the grand jury in $500 bail.
The health department has withdrawn
the quarantine from the lumber district
The one case of smallpox has been re-
moved, and no more signs of the disease
are apparent in that vicinity The off,
GERS report also that the camp had plen-
ty to eat.
The city treasurer yesterday received
$1692.27 from the officials of the West
Side bank. When the bank closed its
doors $4,000 Of the city's money was on
deposit. With the payment made yes
terday all but s., 076 has been made good,
with interest.
The Guiterman Brothers Benefit asso-
citation will give their fourth annual ex-
cursion on the steamer Columbia and
barge Monday evening. There will be
music by KOehler's orchestra. The boat
will leave foot of Jackson street at 8
o'clock sharp.
The case of J. Rosenthal, charged with
keeping vicious dog, has been con-
! tinued until Monday to permit Mr. Ros-
enthal to have the animal killed It Is
claimed that Mr.. RosenthaFs dog bit
the five-year-old daughter of Mrs. J. w.
La Mountain.
Postal cards sent out by the county
beard Of equalization, and having County
Assessor Robert Songs name thereon, are
causing the latter some annoyance These
postal cards notified citizens of increases
in personal assessments, and Mr.. Seng
! objected to their use
Members of Pioneer Lodge No. 1, Min
nesota Lodge No g. Steven Lodge No.3
and Perfect Asher Lodge No. 4, of ST.
Paul, are requested to meet at Anchor
! lodge room, Washington and Second ave-
nues SOUTH Minneapolis, today at noon
| to participate in the burial services of
deceased brother, Albert B. Lee.
w. A. Hollbrook, who has been in the
employ of the Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea company for the past eight years
has resigned his position to work for the
Order of the North Star Insurance com
pany. After spending few days at
Lake Minnetonka, Mr.. Holbrook will go
to Kasson, Mimi, to visit his brother.
| c. Holbrook.
The directors of the Childrens Home
society have appointed the secretary, E.
p. Savage, and H. F.. Ware a committee
to purchase a site for the new receiving
home which it is proposed to build at
q cost of $4,000. The board elected Rev.
r.. n. Adams Of Minneapolis, president
| Of the society in place of Rev. Pleasant
| Hunter, resigned.
The suit of replevin in municipal court,
| brought against the crew of Minnesota
No. 1, A. S. of N, by trustees of Minne-
| sofa Gopher Tribe No. q, for the sur
render of the property of former or orig
| inat Minnesota Gopher Tribe No. 81, I. o.
! of r. BIsGJudge Orr rendered decision
| in1faBdrto of crew of Minnesota No. 1, rul-
ing Gthad there was no cause for action.
| 5pd quo Ist
| Articulation in medicine, health and
projection is found in the "Orangeine