The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-06
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ST. Paul Humane society meets this
morning at II o'clock in the Chamber of
Commerce building.
Another examination of passenger ele-
Vator operators will be he'll in the coUn-
Gil chambers this afternoon and evening.
The Humane society Will hold it's reg
ular meeting at IL o'clock this morning
at the Chamber of Commerce building.
The state auditor has also received
from the st. Cloud reformatory $lS6.6l,
the receipts of that institution for June.
Section ST. Paul, Of the Socialist Labor
party will hold its monthly meeting at
2:S0 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in AS
sembly hall.
The employees Of Field, Schlick G. Co.
will enjoy their annual outing this after
noon. A trip up the river will be made
on the steamer Columbia.
Capt A w. BJornstad. late of the
Forty-ffth United States volunteers has
returned to st. Paul. after serving since
the commencement Of the Spanish
American war.
The dairymen of Southern Minnesota
will hold a meeting at Waseca, July Is.
Addresses will be made by Gov. Van SAINT
and Prof. Hacker. of the state agricul-
turaI college.
DR. Gorge +. Moser, associate editor
of the Volkseitung, has been named by
Mayor Smith, as the st. Paul represen-
tative to attend the transmississippi con-
gress, which meets at Cripple Creek.
While SkHton, the eleven-ye ar-old boy
who lost his ralroad ticket in this city
Thursday night, while on his way to
Chicago from Bowdie, S. D.. was taken
care of and sent to Chicago by Officer
Bingham.
The management of the prison at Still
water has RENTED to the state auditor
$29.59S.42 as the earnings of that institu-
ton for June. OF that amount $6125.H is
to be credited to the current expense fund
and $23, 1913 to the revolving fund.
Rev. S. w Dickinson, field secretary
of the American Bible society for the
Northwest has been asked to assist the
secretaries for a. few months i'll the
New York Office Mr. Dickinson VIII
leave St. Paul for the East next Tues
day.
A team belonging to Anderson Bros,
butchers, at l6 Payne avenue ran away
from the alley in the rear of Seventh
street on Jackson street yesterday mora
ing. The wagon cell ID with a post
and was demolished. Tre team was
caught on the Robert street bridge.
Mrs Grelisn, the woman who got into
night, in which one of her fingers was
broken, was released from the city hos
pital today and arraigned in police court
on a charge Of disorderly conduct. She
was sent to the workhOuse for fifteen
days
The Steam Engineers union will give
an excursion to Shakopee on lAe steam
er Columbia and barge tomorrow
Kohlers hand will furnish the music.
1afp
will be left undone by the committee Of
arrangements to make it the most pleas
ant outing of the season.
AT a meeting Of the Presbyterian alli-
ance held at the House of Hope Pres
byterian cIurch last evening preliminary
arrangements were made for the OBJ
servance Of a Sunday among the local
Presbyterian churches WREN funds W IL
be raised to aid the weaker congrega-
tons. lAsEepoTt 6tsthe ftfiance commit
tee was acted upon.&bKEA
Enoch Matson, employed at the Crib
ben Lumber company East Seventh
street, had his foot caught in a shaping
machne while at work yesterday. His
shoe was almost torn from the foot and
his foot and toes We're, badly lacerated.
one of the toes was SO badly mangled
that amputation will probably be neCes-
sary. He was attended Oby DIR. A. L.
Wnitcombe and removed TO his home.
627 Wells street io Isv 2L
Word has been received at the office
of the internal revehue department for
this district from the treasury depart
ment that under the new law but two
classes of bonds willH be taxable. The
first class consists of bonds indemnifying
persons, films or corporations VINO shall
have become bound or engaged as
surety for the payment of money. The
second class consists of bonds for due
execution or performance of duty of am
Office or position, and to account for
money received through the occupancy
OF such Office.
meals are prepared quickly on gas
ranges; hence less heat"