The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-17
CITY MEWS

The receipts at the public baths for the
first fifteen days this month aggregated
1884.
The Labor day committee is out in a
circular asking that places Of business
be closed Sept 8.
A meeting of the Women's Christian
home viii be held IN the Y. M. G. A
rooms this morning.
J. w. Vars chief deputy in the rev.
enue department has gone on a week 8
trip to Lake Superior.
John F. Krieger, custodian of assem-
bly, halls, is seriously i'll with an attack
of infammatory rheumatism.
The H. E. Peterson Laundry Company
of Wheaton filed articles of Incorporation
yesterday Capital stock, $4,000.
The state auditors office yesterday re-
,eived IS. 80 from the Oliver Iron mine
of St Louis for the states royalty Oh
% cents ton on ore mined during July.
The Dale street bridge was thrown open
for travel yesterday morning. the prloge
roadway has been paved with brick ana
new sidewalks laid. The cost OF the I'M
provement was $500.
The presidents Of the state normal
schools met at the Windsor hotel yester-
day to indorse the diplomas Of normal
school graduates, thereby converting
them into teachers certificates.
The Dale street bridge, which has been
closed for repairs for several weeks, Is
again omen for travel. The bridge has
been paved with brick and new sidewalks
laid at a total expense Of about S5,1"'
S1p+ Lewiston will return to Omaha
within q few days In order to make ar
rangements for removing his FAMILY anu
household effects to st. Paul He ex-
meets TO be back to assume charge OF the
schools Sept. l.
The Knapp & Spencer company Oh
Sioux City, wholesale hardware dealers,
Incorporated under the SomerVllle law
Yesterday The companys cap1taI STOCK
is 100000. Of which $25'OOO Is eInp1oyeo III
this state.
James O'Connor, the HighWood youth
who was lost at the Wild West snow
vas found at South ST. Paul last evening:
and sent to his home. The boy informed
the notice that he lost his way and wan
dered about all Tuesday night
A mad dog scare is prevalent in West
ST Paul. Last Tuesday the young son Oh
Mayor Berry was bitten In several p4aceS
nv a dog. The boys father imneo1ateiy
dispatched the animal. The boy Is not
considered to be in serious coholl1on
William Arnold. banker of the local
camp Of the Modern Woodman' Is cIars-
ed with appropriating to his own use
S587. "a Of the camps money. 1esteroay
Charles Folk swore out a warrant TOR MS
arrest. Folk is a member OF the poaro
of managers.
George Keeling, while attempting to
hoard an elevator in the New York Iafe
building yesterday. was thrown to the
floor and badly shaken up. The elevator
had started in It's ascent, the door was
VET open, and Keeling stepped up, pqt
was thrown back. falling on his head. he
is not seriously injured.
The Barber Asphalt company comme nc
ed the hauling of crushed stone from eIie
quarry of P. H Kelly Jr. to Arundei
street Yesterday morning. 1t IS expected
the concreting of the street, which was
stopped owing to the stone secured In
Minneapolis not being up to speclhcauohs'
will be resumed this morning.
The four-year-eld son of Erick Aurelius.
q grocer at 925 Rice street, was thrown
from his fathers delivery wagon yester-
day during a runaway and badly injured.
The child was the only occupant OF the
wagon. and, when the horse was in front
of the store, it became frightened ana
started to run. DR. Wirth thinks the
child may be injured Internally.