The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-18
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The Sors of Denmark Will picnic al Ha--
ris park, Fort Smelling, today.
George Kinning has left the city to
take a position with Harris Bros, Of
Great Falls, Mont,
The Seven Spot Social club will picnic
today at Wildwood. A list of prizes has
been prepared for games and sports.
Rev. Z. c. Brooks is visiting his father,
DR. cyrus Brooks, ana will preach in
the Bates Avenue NJ. E. church this
morning.
The nineteenth annual reunion of the
Fourth Minnesota Veteran volunteers
will be held in the court house, this city,
on Wednesday, Sept. 4.
St PauTs church Sunday school viii
give a moonlight excursion Wednesday
night on the steamer Columbia. Good
music by the Minnesota State band.
At yesterdays meeting of the state
normal board, it was decided that the
board had no legal authority to grant
free tuition to veterans of the Spanish
American or Philippine wars.
Morris Henry, of Wyoming, Wis. was
brought to st. Paul yesterday, and taken
TO St Joseph's hospital to undergo an
operation. Henry was injured in jumping
from a moving train at Wyoming.
The leaking of a gasoline stove caused
a small blaze in the residence of Samuel
Hemerly. 1853 Oakland avenue, shortly be-
fore s o'clock last night. The fire was
eXtinguished with only SIS damage.
Judge Hascal r. Brill and wife returned
yesterday from Leech Lake where they
enjoyed a three weeks outing. Judge
Brill returned very much improved in
health and spirits from his vacation
The American Hoist and Derrick
company secured a building permit yes
terday for the erection of a new store
front on their plant, CT South Robert
street The improvements will cost $500
Rev. ] R. Johnson, of Preston, On
tario, will preach today at Central Pres
byterian church. The morning subject
will be -'Tlle Mystery of Christ" The
evening subject, The TRANSPORTATION"
The St Paul and Minneapolis sections
of the Socialist-Dabor party will give q
steamboat excursion up the Minnesota
river to Shakopee today. The steamer
will leave the foot of Jackson street at
10 o'clock.
The priests of the archepiscOpal di-
Geese VIII go into retreat Monday at ST.
Thomas college, on Grand avenue. Two
hundred priests will be in attendance.
Bishop Mas, Of Covington, KY, will con-
duct the services
Mrs. C. Learman was arrested by Pat
rolman Hervine last night on warrant
sworn out by her husband, Louis F. Lear
man charging her with being drunk and
disorderly. Learman is a locksmith at
602 Wabasha street
The paving of Marshall avenue from
Western avenue to Grotto street and
Western avenue from Selby avenue to
Marshall avenue with asphalt was COM
menced yesterday morning by the Con-
way Paving company.
Annie Murphy and Mamie Smith were
arrested about II o'clock last night on
the complaint of A. S. Tracy, I69 Arundel
street. who charged the women with hav-
ing stolen watch from him IN room
near Seventh and Jackson streets.
John Rogers. alias John Vingers, of
Minneapolis arrested Friday night for
stealing a valise belonging to w. ].
Hackett. a travelling man living in St
Paul, was yesterday sent to the work
house for ninety days by Judge Hine.
Judge Hine, in the police court yester-
dav, sent Anton J. Duth, a sixteen-year-
old boy living at $50 Sherburne avenue,
to the state training school on the charge
of incorrigibility. The youngsters pa
rents testified that he was keeping bad
company.
The complaint against William BarlelS,
formerly employed by Brenk & Krent,
charged with grand larceny, was with
drawn in the police court yesterday
morning, as the amount, SIPS, had been
made good. The case was accordingly
dismissed.
Edward Coughlin, living at Il Sycamore
street, was before Judge Hine in the
police court yesterday on the charge of
abusing his wife. Mrs. Coughlin, how
ever, did not want to prosecute him, and
at her request he was allowed to sign
a peace bond
The Grand opera house ushers give a
double excursion on the river today
The beat will leave in the morning at
o'clock for an all day trip to Lake St
CroiX. The return will be at o'clock
The boat viii later leave for second trip
up the Minnesota and return.
Anthony Steinnetz, found by the Rondo
police at Carroll street, near Summit
place. Tuesday afternoon, died at the city
hospital Friday evening from apoplexy.
The deceased lived at 232 Carroll street.
and was forty-seven years old He is
survived by a widow and a SON.
Shortly before 30 yesterday morning
fire destroyed a frame building at the
corner Of Prior and University avenues
cccuried by Mrs. Laura Baker as a con-
fectionery store. The loss on the contents
was about $500, and the building. owned