The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-03
CITY MEwS ..

The Babies home is in need of a self
feeding heating stove.
new pavilion has been constructed
at Indian Mounds park.
Justice-elect Baker will open his court
at 349 Wabasha Tuesday.
The employees of Sharood & Crooks
will picnic at Forest lake Saturday.
The Sixth street bridge will be closed
tomorrow for the putting in of a new
floor.
Fifteen additional patients are to be
transferred from Rochester to the new
Hastings asylum.
ST Anthony camp will hold regular
meeting Tuesday evening and will work
in the first degree
l. A. Rosing and State Treasurer A.
r. Koerner will leave Monday for the
East on a business trip.
An entertainment will be given by the
chIdreR of St. NItchaers school Wednes-
Gay. June 13. at-Paul Martins hall.
The Ramsey county graduate nurses
viii hold their monthly meeting Monday
at 4 o'clock at the Lowry arcade.
The annual meeting of the st. Paul
Public School union viii be held Mon
day evening i'm the Central High school.
State Auditor Dunn will leave tonight
for three weeks trip through the state
for the purpose of conducting land sales.
The Crusaders will meet tbs afternoon
at 3 o'clock at their hall, Fort and Sixth
streets. Important business will come
u9.
Fire Of doubtful origin did $50 damage
this morning in the shop of George w.
W0oley, manufacturing jeweler. on the
eac.f7T HOor Of 2TO Robert street
The Social Reform union will hold it's
monthly meeting at the state capitol
Tuesday evening c. J. Buell., Of st. An
tnony Park. viii address the meeting on
'eThe Single Tax
The Nathan Hale prize essay contest
has been decided, but the name of the
fortunate competitor will not be made
public until the meeting at Mrs. Brills,
Wednesday afternoon.
Orders nave been given by the water
board to get in readiness for use the
pumping station at Lake Vadnais. The
supply from that source IS needed on ac-
count of The dry weather.
S A ConneH, agent of the United
States secret service, has returned from
d three weeks trip 10 New York and re
opened the local Office which has been
closed during his absence.
Edwin +. Tarbox, who was burned in
the recent fire in the Hotel Helene, in
Chicago, has SO far recovered from his
injuries as to visit his friends in this
city. lie is the guest Of his uncle, J. B.
Tarboy, of College avenue.
The colored people of st. Peter Claver's
church viii form temperance society
tonight. and will send delegates to. the
state convention which convenes in Min
ri Of
Duluth. will deliver the opening address
Of the convention.
Charles Reinhardt, a machinist living
at 5.6 Livingston avenue, collided with
an ice wagon while riding a bicycle at
Seven corners yesterday afternoon and
sustained fracture of the lower rib on
his left side. He was removed to his
home in the central patrol wagon.
A barn in the rear of William Raffer-
tvs home, S9S Duchess street, was to-
tally destroyed by fire shortly after 10
o'clock last evening, causing a loss of
Sto9. Several horses were gotten out of
the barn with difficulty. The cause of
the fire Is not known.
Robert J. Mccormick Carrier 27, post
Office: Dennis Sullivan, Engine House
Ne >, and Dave Cassidy, of the West
Publishing company, will leave this even
ing over the Chicago Great Western for
New York, Paris and Ireland. They will
be gone three months and intend to be
home Sept. l.
Burning refuse on the city dump, on
Minnehaha street near the House of
the Good Shepherd, kept a force of fire
men busy throughout yesterday The
fire is not of a dangerous nature, but
burns beneath the surface steadily The
fremen found it necessary to use 1,1C0
feet of hose to reach the dump from the
nearest hydrant.
A party Of twenty-five excuTsionists,
en- route 10 Alaska, Will reach st. Paul