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

hotel, was arrested yesterday afternoon
near the union depot for violating the
hotel runners ordinance.
Mrs. Mace Vernon Stiles, the leading
tenor of the Bostonians, will sing the Of
fertory at st. Luke's church at 1890 this
morning.
Alfred Vaellant, q veteran of Company
A, Eighth Minnesota infantry, was adj
mitted to the soldiers home yesterday
from Mendoza, Dakota county.
Steamer Columbia and barges will leave
foot of Jackson street at 10 o'clock this
morning for Hastings and Dudley ISL
and. returning at 10 this evening.
The postoflce band will give concert
from to o'clock The street railway
company will give increased car service
to the park
A fire at Webster street, near Seventh.
required the attention of the fire de-
partment about o'clock last night. A
barn owned by H. Nicolin caught fire.
The damage was slight.
M. Woolworth was arrested yesterday
afternoon for the theft Of number of
pairs of shoes from the store Of Foote,
Schultz & Co. He was found at the rear
of the store just after the shoes were
missing.
S. J. Joy, of the Joy Bros cycle store
on Fourth street, had q warrant sworn
put for the arrest OF Edward Dunn,
charging him with stealing q valuable
bicycle from their store Dunn VIII be
tried Monday.
Rev. Henry w. Parsons will preach at
the University Avenue NJ. E. church, Avon
street and Sherburne avenue. this morn
ing on "The Prodigars Decision to Go
Home" A missionary meeting will be
held in the evening.
Miss L. Mccarthy, whose home is at
13S East Tenth street, fell from her bicy-
Gle yesterday at Seventh and Wacouta
streets. She was carried to store near
by and removed to her home in a car
riage. Her injuries are not serious.
All the veterans OF the Sixth Mime
sofa infantry residing in ST. Paul are re-
quested to meet at the court house Mon
day, Aug. Is, at p. M. in the municipal
court room, to make such arrangements
as they see fit foT the coming reunion,
Sept. 5.
An Ice cream social will be held at the
church home, on Lafayette avenue, next
Wednesday evening, for the benefit of
the st. Paul cadets Mrs. Cumbey Is In
charge, and the tables and booths will be
presided over by the young lady friends
of the cadets.
party of St Louis people came up on
the Diamond 10 line boat yesterday and
are registered at the Windsor. They
stated that the boat had no trouble
reaching the city on account of low wa
ter. The party comprises: H. A. Jaus,
T. ]. Walton. William Examines. D. A.
Wetzel, John J. Murphy, Mrs. Murphy,
Miss Nellie Murphy, Mrs. G. A. VIII.
Miss Hauck. Misses Lou and Daisy VIII.
The funeral Of Mrs. Eliza Rickert, who
died yesterday at Byron. Mimi, will be
held tomorrow from the home of her
daughter. Mrs: Charles F. Kaiser, 4S6
Case street. Mrs. Esther M Cameron
and Miss Maud Rickert, of this city, are
also daughters of the deceased. The fu-
neral will take place from the residence
at $3.50 Monday. Services in st. Patrick's
church at a. m.
He fourth annual camp fire of the
High Privates,'' of Hamlfne. took place
Friday night at the home Of William
Ransom. 1896 Hewitt avenue.
Covers We're laid for twenty -one, but
two of the comrades, who attended the
meeting a year a go, %have>since answered
their final roll call" These were Eb-
enezer Gordon and Charles Weber.
The rooms were beautiful 5gs7d decorated
with flags and flowers and each old SOL
der was presented with a pretty bOu-
sion was a very enjoyable one. No
speeches being allowed. only good old war
time talks, commonly called swapping
lies.
Mr. and Mrs Ransom give these re-
unions every year and intend to keep it
up as long as there are any Of the COM
rades to enjoy them.