The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-13
CITY Il 8.

August Oppenheimer. aged ffty-six
years, died at his residence, 124 Summit
avenue, yesterday.
The members of Somerset union, w.
c. T. T., will enjoy their annual outing
next Thursday at the soldiers home.
A barn owned by J. B. Parker, 24S
East Congress street, was damaged to
the extent of SO by fire at o'clock yes
terday afternoon.
NJ. C. Tate, arrested on complaint of
Moses Saunders for keeping vicious
dog was discharged in police court yes
ter on promise to kill the dog
Thomas Conroy Grove and Jackson
streets, was struck by a street car at
Seventh and Sherman streets yesterday
morning and painfully bruised. He was
removed to his home.
The Smith avenue bridge which mas
been closed to traffic for the past month
was opened yesterday. The structure
has been fully replanked and will not
need further repairs for the next hVe
years.
Stewart BRYAN, 4SS Portland avenue,
was struck by a street car at Fourth
and St Peter streets yesterday after
noon ana badly shaken up He sustained
a black eye and number of scratches,
but was able to go home.
Thomas Carey an aged cripple, was
sent to the worlShouse yesterday for
ninety days on a charge of disorderly
conduct While intoxicated Thursday he
took undue liberties with two ten-year-
old girls at the State street bridge.
Moses Saunders, the colored man Bit
ten 10y a dog owned by Nj. G. Tate, pro-
prietor Of the Avon hotel AIS Wabasht
street. is getting along nicely, and is in
INN DANGER bV6FOnhOllia.
The dog was shot by ort-r of the court
The Twin city Rapid Transit com
pany has decided to extend it's line from
Mahtomedi to White Bear as soon as
possible. An inspection of the proposed
route was made yesterday by President
Thomas Lowry and General Manager
Held.
Anton Weinholzer, proprietor of the
Empire thoater, swore out complaint
yesterday against Edward Uhre, whom
he charges with the theft of a diamond
lochet, After ejecting Uhre from the
theater Thursday hight Weinholzer
missed his locket.
James Jay Brady, press agent of the
Ringing Bros circus, arrived in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Brady was at enc
time newspaper man in Buffalo, N. Y,
but more recently has been manager of
the Century theater, of st. Louis, and
the Schiller, at Chicago.
Teams used in hauling away the earth
excavated for the foundations of five
story building at Sixth and Cedar streets
are experiencing much trouble owing TO
a bed Of soft white loan which mas
been encountered, and in which the
wagons sink to the aXles.
State Auditor Dunn yesterday received
from the United States government
$4,000 as this states apportionment to
a.d universities and agricultural col
leges. The amount VIII be credited to
the general university fund and will be
applied toward the expenses of the agri-
cultural college.
The St Paul Shirtwaist club will give
an excursion up the Minnesota river on
the steamer Columbia and barge tomor-
row. The boat will leave the foot of
Jackson street at 10 o'clock and will run
up The river to Chaska, stopping on the
way at Shakopee, and returning to st
Paul at lO:3O in the evening.
Articles Of incorporation were filed
with the secretary of state yesterday by
the Two Island River Driving and Log
cling company, Of Tofte, Cook county.
The capital stock of the company is
$4,000, and the incorporators, Hans O.
EnglIson, John Tofte, Andrew Tote and
Edward Tofte, all residing at Tofte,
Mimi
James "A. Harris who is in charge of
the Minnesota dairy exhibit at the Pan
American exposition has written to
Dairy Commissioner W w. P McCon-
nell to state that the refrigerating plant
At the exposition which in its original
.concttion was severely criticised, has
now been reconstructed and is much i'm
proved, He also says that he mas made
thirty-seYen entries for Minnesota in the
competition for this month.
Jordan Sons of Herman Lodge No IL
VIII give an excursion to Jordan, Mimi,
tomorrow over the Minneapolis & St.
Louis. The train will leave the latter
depot at 10 o'clock in the morning.
fare of 60 cents has been provided for
the round trip, with half fare for chill
oren. The train leaving Jordan on the
return trip STARTS at in the evening.
Music, refreshments, games and sports
of all kinds have been provided for this
excursion and an excellent time is in
store for all.