The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-09

valley have not suffered from drouth as
badly IS has been reported.
The employees of Messrs. Sharood &
Crooks will hold their first annual picnic
today at Forest lake. The train leaves
the union depot at o'clock.
The feast of Corpus Christi will be cell
ebrated at st. Thomas college Thursday.
The mass sung on this occasion will be
an original composition by Choirmaster
Leo Drummer.
The department of health for the
month of May reports 100 Deaths, 247
births and 1871 marriages. OF the deaths
nine were from violence and twenty-seyen
from infectious diseases.
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The Beer ENJOYS departed yesterday
morning. Mr.. Vessels and the secre-
tary, Mr.. De Bruyn. took the Northwest
ern train for Omaha, and Mr.. Fischer
took the Milwaukee road for the Cream
City.
Acker Post No. 81, G. r., will hold
it's regular meeting at its hall tonight.
Memorial day reports will be made. ar
rangements for visit TO lie Sueur encamp-
ment on the Doth inst. completed, and
further reports as to the national en-
campment at Chicago in August.
Charles Gordon Schoff the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Schoff, 913 Mar
shall avenue. is dead from spinal menin-
gifts The child was five weeks old and
was a sufferer from bill tn. The funeral
will be private and will be held Sunday
afternoon at the house.
Insurance Commissioner O'Shaughnessy
left last evening TO attend meeting of
representatives, of fraternal oTganiza-
tons with special committee from the
National Association of Insurance Com
missioners, to frame a uniform law to
govern fraternal societies.
Simon Auer and Michael Moran, Of
Minneapolis, were admitted to the sol
dieTs' home yesterday The former was
a member of Company K, Twenty-third
veteran reserves. and the Sixth Mime
sofa infantry, and the latter was a mem
Der of Company C. Fourth Minnesota.
c. s. Mitchell, of the Alexandria Post
News, and Carl Bergen, of the Brandon
Echo, were i'll the city yesterday at the
head of a delegation Of fifty Douglas
county farmers, who visited the state ex-
pertinent station for the purpose Of eX-
aiming the dairy cows and the creamery
plant.
The 500 employees CT the Minnesota Shoe
company will have their annual picnic
at Bald Eagle lake today. A special train
will leave the union depot this morning
at $50. Two bands will accompany the
party. and there will be a programme of
sports. for which forty prizes have been
offered.
The ceremony of blessing the bell Of
St. Andrews church, at Como villa, will
take place Sunday. July 1. Rev Father
StaTiha will officiate. and Rev Father
Keane, of Minneapolis. preach the SER
mon. st. Andrews church Is an adjunct
Of st. Vincents, and Is served by Father
CosgroNe.-s e---s..s
The graduating exercises of the Ca
thedral schools, the Cretin high school
and the Girls school will take place at
the Metropolitan theater Thursday even
ing, June Il. The salutatory will be de-
livered by William A. McCarron, and the
valedictory by John A Murphy, both of
the Cretin high school
Mrs. j. G. Donneliy and Mrs. NJ F.
Kennedy, the ladies in charge of the
party given fer the benefit of the Babies
home at the Kittson house on Wednes-
day, express appreciation of the ready
response to requests for ice cream and
other refreshments, as well as to those
who helped to make the affair the sue
cess 1t was.