The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-08

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Hope will preach the sermon; Rev. Carl
w Scovel will give the charge to the
pastor; Rev Maurice D. Edwards D. D.,
| of the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian
| church, will give the charge to the peo-
| pie.
New Buildings Contemplated : A
building permit was issued yesterday to
! G. w. Durand for $1,000 frame dwelling
to be erected on Aurora avenue, between
! Victoria and Avon streets. Two minor
permits, aggregating $500, were also is
sued.
! Crushed Between Two LOgs-C. Mo-
| quist. of Shaffer, Mimi, was brought TO
the city yesterday and taken to Bethesda
! hospital He is suffering from internal
| injuries that may prove fatal. While en-
gagged in rolling logs yesterday. he fell
| and was crushed between two or them.
Rat Was PuSnaciOus-E. E. sharp
reports killing a muskrat on summit
! avenue near-St. Adams street, yesterday
morning. 1t was so large, he reports.
! that the s'rat turned upon him and at
tempted to seize his leg" He dispatched
| If by a well directed blow with SUCK.
Must Keep the Peace : John Lane
and Norman Wagner, the young men
who got into fight on Wabasha street,
near Sixth street last Saturday evening.
were tried before Judge Hine yesterday
on the charge of disorderly conduct. ana
I each required to sign bond to keep the
peace.
Was q Native of st. Paul : Charles
Reichow has received intelligence of the
death In Milwaukee of his sister, Mrs.
Otto Streissguth, who died Tuesday night
! quite suddenly. Deceased was native
| or St. Paul, and her husband. Mr.. stress
| guth, was formerly a member of whole
| sale firm here.
Elders Were EIected-At the close
of the regular mid-week prayer meeting
at the House Of Hope presbyterian
church last night four elders were elect
ed for a term Of three years. henry
M. Knox, H. Knox Taylor, s. II. Dyer
and r. A. Kirk were selected. All were
reflections.
Drufds' Euchre Party-All Druids Of
ST. Paul and their friends are cordially
| invited to attend a progressive euchre
party to be given under the auspices OF
Schiller Grove No. 8, U. A. o. D.. IN
their hall, corner Seventh and st. Peter.
this evening, at $3.50. There Will be danc-
Ing after the award Of the prizes.
Lieut.. MerIey,s BuriaI-Funeral serv-
ices over the remains of the late Lieut..
| Frank Morley, of Company G, Thirteenth
Minnesota volunteers, will be held today
| at Red Wing Lieut.. Morley died Aug.
g. 1899, at Manila, of heart disease. inc
| funeral will be under the auspices or the
Masonic fraternity, of which the de-
| ceased was member
Health Department statistics = Inc
| report Of the health department for jan
uary gives the following hgures: Deaths'
1872; births, 230; marriages, 80; death rate
per 1000 per annum, 1872; death rate for
the month 66; comparative monthly
mortality, 1896, 1909; 1897. 100; 1898. 14O; 1879.
14S; contagious diseases reported. 3D.;
diphtheria, 81; scarlet fever, ~: mem
braneous croup.1; deaths from d1phtherla.
A; scarlet fever and membraneeus Group.
l each. OF the total number OF deaths,
| "A were from tuberculosis OF the lungs;
pneumonia, 81; commissions. 9; valyuiar
disease of the heart. z; Bright's disease,
z; from violence, s.
DISCHARGED In Bankruptcy - Judge
Lochren yesterday in the federal court
filed an order granting discharges In
| bankruptcy to Alvin j. Blaser, OF st.
Paul, and Frank Wellman, of New Nun
ich, Stearns county. Seiber & Austin. Of
Hastings, yesterday filed a petition In
voluntary bankruptcy in the federal
! court The liabilities are given at S6.sS4
and the assets $l,Os1
George Luger Dead-George Luger.
prominent citizen of North st. Paul,
1 and a man we'll known throughout the
Northwest died Tuesday night at his
home in North st. Paul. He was one Of
the members of the Luger Furniture
company, concern which he helped to
found, and which has won high char
| acter among business houses. He was
about sixty years old at the time or MS
death. John Luger and Ferdinand Luz
ger, members Of the furniture company,
| are his brothers.
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