The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-12
Saltwater News.


Most Of the lake and scaling crews on
the St Croix are still at work and viii
| have employment until the middle or end
or the coming week. All mills arc In op-
Grafton, and some OF them have logs
| enough to continue running until the end
oi the month, while others will probably
smut down next Saturday, or early the
following week. 0
Company K OF the First reejn,ev,t ~
u. b M, will resume drilling early IN
| september. and the boys Will also begin
work on the range. They will again re-
sumo shooting for the handsome Whitman
iiieual awarded for competition some
time oetofes company K left for the Phil
ipi',iles, ana owing to It's elegance, there
VIII be a. Eeen rivalry for the medal.
Thomas Mccarthy, who was found
dead In loft at Minnetonka on Friday
was a, son OF the late Patrick MCCARTHY
OF lIlls city, and a nephew of John Nc
Carthy. He had resided In Saltwater Off
anu on since his early childhood. and
spent most of his time in the pineries
"AIlam OBrlen, a prominent lumber
man residing in st. Paul, who has ox-
lehslVe logging interests on the g.
CrolX ana It's tributaries, was in the civ
yesterday, and stated that he had inst
returned from trip to Kettle river. AL
tnough other localities have received an
abundance of rain, there had been no
rain to speak of there.
Louis Stowe, son of Rev and Mrs
A. D Stowe, who has been seriously iii
Ior some. time, was reported as fmprov-
ing yesterday He has passed through
a hard siege OF pneumonia, and If he con-
tlnues to improve a day or two longer
the attending physician will consider
him out Of danger.
me force Of clerks employed at the
prison 10 busy compiling the biennial re-
port VI thal institution, and when It Is
completed 1t will give an exhaustive res
uihe VI the transactions at that institu-
uon during the two years ending JuIv q
John Lawson, of this city, who spent
three years in the United States navy as
apothecary, and who was on the Cincin-
hatti during the Spanish war, returned
nome yesterday from San Francisco.
where ne has been stationed at the naval
training station and on the steamer PEN
sacoIa' Mr.. Lawson says he has not vet
made up his mind what to do, but NAV
decide 10 return to the navy.
,, John Der Berkly and wife. of this city who
nave been SoJourning in SWitzerla nd
FRANCE and other European countries
arrived in New York on Friday on tuejr
homeward journey, and will reach Still
l. y. s. ...
OTIS Staples and John Glider have re-
sin. I" i'0oAi-
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Janzer, Of Mi wan.
kee, arrived yesterday for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Seher1nuly.
Miss Sadie Itopey has returned from a
Snort visit with friends in Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gil. Dearborn have eona
to Iowa on visit 700
Mrs. August Booren and Miss Winnie
Booren have gone to Winthrop, Mimi, en-
a visit. 49,
Mrs E. NJ Conrad gave a card oartv
Friday afternoon, and entertained a
large number of lady friends
Rain interfered with the Modern Wood
men excursion down Lake St .Crofx Fri
ed' ana had very pleasant time.
Col. w G. Bronson and his daughter
Mrs. William FL. Bean. are visiting in
Mrs. e. A Ringwald and son, who were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William May.
have returned to Great Falls, Mont.
Mrs. Sybilla Lough and Thomas H
Warren will DE united in marriage next
tuesday. The ceremony will be perform
ed at the brides home by Rev. S. J,
Kennedy.
Miss Avadanna Millett who was a
guest of relatives and friends In this.
city, has gone TO GraceviIle, MIMI where
she will visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
d. H. Doe spent the first part Of the
week in Duluth.