The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-21

ported that chickens are being killed
both by residents and hunters from over
the Iowa and South Dakota borders.
State Senator Allen ]. Greer driftet
into the city last night from Lake City
A gold locket was. found on, Harrie-
island YESTERDAY. 1t is being held pending
a search for the owner.
officer M. Zimmerman, of the central
police station detail, living at No. 2 Chi.
cago avenue, left last night for a two
Weeks visit at Kansas City-with friends
whom he has not seen for eighteen years.
Frederick Won Baqmbach, collector OF
internal revenue for this district, and
wife left last aigIlt-for~the Pacific coast
where they Will pass several weeks al
Port Wilifams. Wash
Mayor Smith has written to the war
| department asking that a harbor line
| be established for the West side, from
the Omaha, bridge east to. the city limits
This is done TO prevent further encroach-
ments on the river, sfront4rer Harriet
island.
Local physicians state that the typhoid
season is approaching, and that a con-
siderable percentage of illness in St Paul
in the near future will be due to this
disease Three new cases of typhoid
fever were brought to the city hospital
yesterday.
In ne with mis- determination to abate
peacefully. if possible, the smoke
nuisance, DR. Ohage has written a letter
to the Stationary Engineers union, ask
ing that a committee be appointed to
confer with him in order that plan may
be mapped out.
Mrs Mary G. Blake, the wife of An
son Blake, of St. Anthony Park, died
esterday afternoon Her death followed
an illness of few days and came as a
great surprise to her many friends. The
arrangements for the funeral have not
been compl ted
w L. Wilson, president of the HUI
name society and for many years prom
ipent in local In.lanthropic movements,
is i'll at his home, 503 Rondo street Elk
hausticn, Brought on by the Intense heat
OF last month, is said to be the cause OF
Mr. Wilson'S illness.
The band of the Forty-Eighth High
landers of Toronto, Can, will give a
concert at the Peoples church, Nov. 49,
under the auspices of Clan Campbell,
Order of the Scottish Clans. The band
mas just fill, d an engagement at the
Pan American exposition.
A horse belonging to NJ. J. Wald, which
ran away at SIKH and Robert streets
yesterday, trCkes large plate glass VIM
dow in the store of Mannneimer Bros.
The horse was the same one that upset
buggy in f ont Of the Ryan hotel, and
referred to in another column
Coroner w Iliams, of Hennepin county,
has received information to the effect
that the young man killed on st. An
thony Park bridge by a Northern Pacific
train Monday was c. A. Walhufter. The
coroner. however. has been unable to
discover where the man belonged.
John BOYLE. a veteran letter carrier of
st. Paul, was examined in the probate
court yesterday, and committed to the
hospital at Rochester. Recently he has
developed symptoms of paresis and ne
lmagines that he is handing out letters
to patrons over his former route.
Patrick Gaughn,. a boy twelve years
old, living at "A East Fairfield avenue,
had his right foot badly cut while bath
ing at the public baths Monday evening.
DR.. Whtacre was summoned and attend
ed the lad, who was taken to his home.
The physician is guarding against lock-
jaw.
Carlo Goduto living at 1870 West Third
street, was before Judge Hine in the
police court yesterday on the charge of
assault and battery preferred by Peter
Copri, a neighbor His case was con-
ttnued until this morning, 1t IS alleged
that Goduto kicked Mrs. Copri in the
stomach, severely injuring her.
The local C. S. P. S, society will cele-
brate it's twenty-fifth anniversary Aug.
81 and Sept. l. An exhibition given by
the children of the society's school will
take place in c. s. P s. hall Saturday
evening, Aug. 81, and be followed Sunday
afternoon with a picnic at Schade's park.
Thomas Kral, 702 Manhattan building, is
in charge of the arrange ments.
Hermann Boettcher, a resident of the
West side, has offered a reward of $50
for information leading to the arrest and
conviction of the man who, between mid
night Sunday and o clock Monday morn
ing, beat and cut five pigs. Two of the
pigs died and the other three are under
the care of a veterinary surgeon.
Articles of incorporation were filed at
the office of secretary of state yesterday
by the Wadena Land Investment Com
pany of St. Paul, whose capital stock is
$4,000 The incorporates are ]. A. Sedg-
wick, of this city, and number of per-
sons residing in Iowa. The Wag
ener Brewing company, of Alex
aEdria. also filed articles. It's CAPT
tai stock is S25, GEO.
A horse belonging to M J. Valid, SO
East Fourth street, ran away with a
wagon on Robert street shortly before
noon yesterday. When the turnout got
in front of the Ryan hotel, it collided
with a buggy driven by Mrs. H. Rochall,
25S Rondo street. Mrs. Rochall was
thrown from the buggy, but was not in
jured. The buggy was slightly damaged,
but she drove to her home. The runa-
way horse was caught in the Rondo