The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-30
CITY NEyNs s.

The First Church of Christ Scientist
of E1bert Lea, incorporated yesterday.
There will be a Prohibition rally in
North st. Paul this evening at o'clock
The Red Wing Norwegian Evangelical
Lutheran congregat ton has filed articles
of incorpora ton.
George Morrill,, and j. E. Parker are
hunting in Northern Minnesota.
St. Paul lodge. Switchmen's union, will
give its annual ball this evening at Cen
trail hall, West Sixth and Seventh.
Diphtheria was reported at the health
office yesterday, existing at S44 Fairnlont,
and scarlatina at $40 West Seventh
street,
George C. Lowe, thirteen years old,
charged with incorrigibility, was yester-
day afternoon ordered 10 the state train
ing school.
In the distribution of state and coun-
ty school funds next Wednesday, st. Paul
will receive So, $50. 81, the amount accru-
ing from the 1 mill tax.
Extensive repairs were begun at the po-
lice headquarters yesterday with view
TO charging the detective quarters and,
providing an office for Capt. Clark.
The will of the late D. H. Hersey was
yesterday admitted to probate. The es-
tate is valued at $4,000. Mrs. Hersey, the
widow. is the sole devisee and legatee.
John H Kurrasch, aged sixty years,
died Sunday at his family residence, 1888
Hall avenue. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
The Prohibition open-air rally at Payne
and Sims on Saturday evening was so
successful that another will be held in
the same vicinity on Wednesday evening
A. N. McLain, boy employed at
Swifts packing house, lost the upper
joint of the little finger of his left hand
while working at ham cutting machine.
Charles H. Harris, local manager of the
Provident Life Assurance society, has
been appointed assistant superintendent
of the society, with offices in New York
city.
Charles w BEandborg, candidate for
presidential elector on the Socialist-Labor
ticket Mrs. o. Johnson and Gus Holm
will speak in Swedish this evening at
the hall, Payne avenue and Cook street
Principal E. V. Robinson. of the Central
high school, will deliver an address on
Essentials in High School Courses" at
the meeting of the Southeastern Mime
sofa Educational association at St. Paul,
Nov. % and "a
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Man
ley who died Saturday at her home,
279 Grove street, was held from the fam
lily residence at $3.50 o'clock yesterday
morning, followed by services at ST.
Mary's church.
st. Paul Lodge No. 81, switchmen's
Union of America, will give its third an
nual ball at Central hall tomorrow night
Music will be furnished by Brose's Or
chestra and the ladies Of the order will
serve a supper.
The case of Martin Schneider, admins
traitor of Martin Schneider, against the
Northern Pacific Railway company, was
argued before the supreme court yester-
day morning. Plaintiff asks $1,000 dam
ages for the death of Martin Schneider, at
Minneapolis.
The Ramsey County Medical society
held its regular meeting at the society
rooms, in the Lowry arcade, last night.
There were a number of the members
present. The meeting was given over to
a general discussion of medical topics Of
the day.
A permit has been issued by the health
department for the removal of six bodies
from the old private cemetery near Lake