The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-06
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died at St. Josephs hospital yesterday.
The industrial school of the Relief So
ciety opened yesterday for the fall and
winter term.
Link No 49, Order of the Iron Chain,
will meet at Central hail tomorrow even
ing. whe ma large class will be initiated.
DR.. E. II. Boeckman, who investigated
the smallpox outbreak among the IN
dams in Mile Laos county, reports that
Lincoln LoGge No. 13, Knights O.
Pythias, will give an entertainment after
each of its regular sessions Friday even
ings.
The Territorial Pioneer Woman's club
will hold a business meeting in the par
Iors of the Ryan Tuesday afternoon at
30
The Burr Street Improvement society
holds it's meeting tomorrow evening at
the residence of J. W. Griggs, Ss Burr
street.
Emil Mietzel. engineer at the Merchants
hctel viii appear in the police court
tomorrow to answer a complaint of a
too smoky chimney.
DR. Ohage yesterday received IS from a
party signing himself Unknown He
asked that the sum be used in releasing
the debt on the public baths.
The regular meeting of Mayhower
Camp No. 2565, Royal Neighbors. will be
held tomorrow evening, at Odd Fellows
hail, Fifth and Wabasha streets.
The G. A. V. association viii give a
free entertainment at its regular meet
ing Sunday. Oct. g. at p. m. in Cara
field hall. Grand block.
W. B. Hammond win lecture before the
Socialist Labor party this afternoon. in
Federation hall, Third and Wabasha
streets subject, Scientific Socialism
A reception to the young men of the
Memorial Lutheran church AMI their
friends VIII be given by the pastor of tie
church at 10 Iglehart street, Tuesday
evening, at o'clock.
the disease is no longer epidemic, but
states that rigid quarantine is still
enforced. The disease has been of a
virulent nature and many deaths have
suited
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the
grand council OF Royal and Select Mas
ters VIII meet and Tuesday morning the
grand chapter of Royal Arch Masons is
scheduled To assemble.
Judge Hine. in The police court yester-
day, continued the case of William
Nietsche charged with assault with a
dangerous weapon by his father-in- law,
until Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
c. j. Humanson has been appointed by
Adjt. Gen. Libby to correct the records
OF Minnesota troops in the Civil and In
dian wars in accordance with the act of
legislature which provided s., 600 for this
purpose
special meeting of the council will
be held Tuesday forenoon; the aldermen
at II o'clock, the assembly at HIS to
pass the school board pay rolls. The
action viii allow the teachers and Jani-
tors to get their pay Oct. 10.
\ ease Of diphtheria was discovered at
&C. Payne avenua in which bu ldng is
also conducted q branch of the public
schools. On the advice of Dr. Ohage
the school was not closed a strict quar-
antine- being ordered imposed.
The proposed sale of the Germania
bank building will come up for consider
alton again at a special term next Sat
urday. The receiver has an offer of $780,
O0e for the property. The purchaser must
shoulder mortgage of $4,000.
Lieut. E S Eaton. late quartermaster
OF the Eighth United States infantry at
Fort Smelling, left Yesterday morning
for Fort Harrison, Mont, to join rs
regiment there. where he will resume the
duties of quartermaster of the post.
The junior members OF the St An
drew's Brotherhood, of St Peters
church, Fourth and Maple streets, will
hold a rally service at $50 p. m. Mr..
George r. Folds. of ST Marks church,
Minneapolis viii address the meeting.
Thomas O'Connor was pardoned from
the workhouse yesterday, where he was
serving a thiItY-daY sentence for drunk
enness. His wifes condition is such that
it is necessary that she have support,
and for this reason the pardon was IS
sued.
David Mckinley was slightly injured
yesterday In a bicycle accident on Sum-
nit avenue. He was attended by Dr.
AT.NT 49,
the street, and was struck while attempt
ing to get out OF the way OF d passing
cycist.
The state timber board reported at a
meeting yesterday afternoon that nearly
4o,000C00 feet of timber in ST Louis Cass.
and Lake counties was in danger of
destruction by fire. The average value
set upon the timber was about $3.50 per
thousand feet.
conference of the superintendent OF
The state institutions and the board of
control viii be held in St Paul the latter
part of this month. Mrs. Mary James,
OF Minneapolis and DR.. Kilbourn, of the
Rochester hospital, will be present and
read papers.
The Edison Electric Light and Power
company has been granted a permit to
lay a conduit on Eighth street. The re-
quest was held up by the legal depart
company has been granted rights before
on that particular street
The funeral of J. L. Gormley, who was
killed in a railroad collision at PickereI
Lake, Friday morning, will be held from
the residence, Al Partridge street at
o'clock this afternoon. Services at St
Ma%s church at 2:39 o'clock The in
terment will probably be at Hersey, Wis
A meeting of the Second Ward I'M
provcment association will be held to-
morrow evening at s o'clock, at Bates
and Seventh Streets. Election of officers
and special matters Of great Importance
to the ward viii be considered and re-
ports of the executive and other commit
tees Will be read.
Lawrence F. Kennedy, of Dooley ave-
nue., has filed a claim against the CITY.
in which he asks for 5000 damages for
injuries sustained by a defective side
walk. Mrs. Margaret j. Weber. PSI
Vest Third street, was also hurt by a
defective sidewalk near her home. and
wants .0e9~damages.
Hotel Foley, Jackson and Seventh
street Everything new will, +1,o -