The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-21
CITY NEWS.

F N. Van Duzee, editor of the WI
mona Herald, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Walter Carpenter died yesterday
a her home, III Seiby avenue, aged
thirty years.
Information of insanity has been fled
against Mary Kaiser living a $50 Blair
street, who Is at the county Jail
Ar entertainment will be given at
PSul Martins hall, Saturday evening, by
the Lafayette guards of the Lafayette
school.
George Gerry, of Merriam Park, yes
to-day took out a permit to erect a
$500 dwelling on Iglehart street near
Dewey avenue.
Dennis Seaman, an eighty ear-old boy,
living at S39 Burr street, broke MS right
leg while coesting down the Burr street
hill Monday evening.
Agnes Irvine has asked for letters Of
special administration in the estate of
William H. Irvine. late assistant chief
of the fire department.
Patrick NcDonough died Yesterday
afternoon at his home, so Tennessee
street, aged sixty-three years. Tho
funeral arran- ements have not yet been
made.
Grand Chancellor George Tawney will
make his first visit to a Pythian lodge
In s. Paul this evening at Capitol Lodge
No. 81 il being the twelfth anniversary
IF the lodge
Maj. J. NJ. Bowler, state dairy and
food commissioner, is attending the
fourth annual meeting of the National
Association Of Dairy and Food Depart
ments, held at Milwaukee.
A large hay barn containing valuable
naTNR STING 1p9ChinaTy nj
of mil-t vas burned Saturday after
noon on the farm Of Frank Belden, south
OF St Paul Park. The loss was about
$1,000, and the insurance $500.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Boil
liRger, who died Sunday night at her
home, Ohio and Annapolis streets, Will
be held from the residence at o'clock
this afternoon. The remains will be
sert to Cleveland, o., for interment.
The civil serice examine zion of appli-
caGtS fot the position of clerk and car
Iier n the ST Paul postef1ice takes place
In the representative chamber, state
capitol. today. About 135 competitors
arc expected TO present themselves.
There is an increase in the tax col
lecticns this year. According to the
state ment given out by County Treas
urSr Arosin the sum of SAL, 976.Gl was col.
lie It'd b5tw cen June / and Oct. /, as
against $40l, @0t for the same period last
year.
Tire state forestry board will meet at
the capitol this afternoon. Forestry
work in this state will be discussed IN
a general way, and Prof. Green, horti-
CUltur.5t at the state experiment station,
vii report on his visit to the German
forests.
Mrs. Johanna Maher Brennan died yes
terday forenoon at her home, 246 East
Annapolis street. The funeral will be
held tomorrow morning at 1880 from the
mly residence, followed by services at
St Patrick $ church, Inver Grove, at u
O'c eek
The Public School Union Of St Anth-
cry Park Will meet this evening at the
Congregational church. The principal
address, of the evening will be made by
Principal Tucker of the state school Of
agriculture. Supt Lewiston, of the pub
lie schools VII also speak.
Articles of incorporation have beer
fled with the secretary of state by 3
Weiss & Co, of St. Paul. who propose
t. do a who esale millinery business
TIE company is capitalized at $4,000 and
the incorpora tors are Samuel and Louis
Weiss and Berthold SchUbach.