The Saint Paul globe., 1901-06-19
CITY nEg % S .

The city detention hospital now has ff-
teen smallpox patients. The majority Of
the cases is light.
The State Bank Of Wabasso, with cap
ital Of $4,000, was authorized yesterday
TO conduct business.
State Dairy Commissioner O'ConnelI
and J. White, creamery inspector, have
gone to Leroy on official business.
Census Director w. R. Merriam will
be in St Paul today on his way to For
est Lake, where he will spend the sum-
mer with his family.
Contributions for the public baths were
received yesterday by DR.. Ohage from
AIRS. A. H. Wilder and Mrs. Z. V. Apple
by. Both sent checks for $100.
The funeral of Mrs Mary Brady, who
died at the city hospital yesterday, will
be held this morning at 10 O'Clock, the
interment being at Calvary cemetery
The board of school inspectors will
meet this evening to appoint the teach
ers in the nigh schools. The question of
the abolition of the Cleveland high school
viii be taken up.
Col. Fond. chief quartermaster for the
department Of the Dakotas, will open
bids July % for forage and hay required
at the different posts in the departments
Tor tho coming year.
County Treasurer Metzdorf yester-
day turned over TO the city $50, ,0CO, rep
resenting partial collections accruing
from the May settlement. In all so far
SS5oG0 has been turned over.
Oscar r. Stephenson died yesterday aft
ern0on at St Lukes hospital. The fu-
neral will be held tomorrow afternoon
ut o'clock from the residence of Mrs.
Langford. 291 Laurel avenue.
Adjt. Gen. Libbey made a trip to Lake
City yesterday, and upon his return re-
ported that he found the work Of laying
water mains at Camp Lakeview progress
sing nicely and nearing completion.
Ground was broken yesterday for the
new school building to be erected by st.
Matthew's parish. Robie street, near Goff
avenue The school will be of brick,
three stories high and will cost $4,000.
Dr. Ohages ultimatum to the water
board, informing them that the cut-offs
viii have to go was mailed yesterday and
is now in the hands of the members. It
will be acted upon at the next me e3ins.
The city superintendent of schools YES
terday met a number of the hign school
graduates who expect to enter the train
ing school next fall, but their examina-
ton viii ncu be given until some time in
August.
The Twin City Buffaloes, 1000 strong,
VIII hold their first annual outing at Car
Yer, on the Minneapolis 6z St Louis rail-
road, Sunday. June 80. The Blind orches-
ira of Faribault viii furnish music for
the occasion.
The English Lutheran Church of the
RedeemeT will hold a strawberry and ice
cream social on the grounds of the
church, Lafayette and Woodward ave-
nues, Wednesday evening, June 49, All
cordially invited.
Pat Madden, of 116 Jessamine street,
was badly hurt in a fight late yesterday
afternoon at a sand pit on Jackson
street A teamster, it is understood,
struck Madden on the head, making a
cash in it about four inches long.
c. Anderson. a butcher employed at q
slaughter house in South St. Paul. cut
his finger with a butcher knife the other
day. Blood poisoning set in and he was
taken to the city hospital yesterday. 1t
IS feared that he will lose his hand.
About forty ladies and one gentleman
took the teachers examination at the
Central high school building yesterday,
OF these, four took the kindergarten and
four the principals examination. The
examinations viii be continued today
William Fillmore and Abe Arohnsop
aged 13 and y years respectively, were
in the police court yesterday on the
charge Of having stolen some shoes and
stockings from the public baths. They