The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-18

department of Dakota, is confined to
his apartments at the Ryan, being in
disposed from the effects of the heat ana
other complications His condition
not regarded as serious.
DR.. Whitcomb will go to Chicago Sun
! day to look over the free day nurseries
established in that city He desires to
get pointers that will assist in the sue
cessful conduct of the one now being
| placed on Harriet island
| w c. Friend and wife. of Boise City,
Idaho, are visiting at the home of his
mother, 500 Dayton avenue. This is Mr.
Friends, first visit to st. Paul in four
| teen years. He finds a wonderful change
in the progress of his native city.
Matt c. Bristol a corporal stationed
with Troop G., First cavalry, has been
appointed to a second lieutenancy with
the Thirteenth calalry. His headquar-
tiers hereafter will be at Fort Meade. AT
present he is stationed at Fort Yellow-
stone
Joseph Fleishacker, a street sweep r,
was overcome by heat at Seventh and
Willius streets late yesterday afternoon.
He was removed to his home, PSI Mary
land street, in the central station patrol
wagon Fleishacker is siXty-nine years
old.
The ST. Paul Swimming club will take
a trip up river on the steamer City of
Hudson Sunday. Members will take
the boat at the foot of Jackson street.
Lunch and swim on the shady banks
of the Minnesota will be the programme
of the day.
julius Frelin and w. C. Mason, both
graduates of the Minnesota state uni
versity, have been appointed to positions
a &c in no Io IN,
the Philippines. They left St. Paul last
night for San Francisco and will sail from
there July IS.
Mayor Smith yesterday named Charles
A. Smith as Inspector of the new school
buildings to be erected this year The
office is provided for by the charter and
pays IS a. day for time actually employed.
The appointment will have to be confirm
ed by the council
Mrs. John Glashan, arrested for slap
ping the face of Miss Riesgraf, who keeps
at grocery store at 81 Lyton place, sign
ed peace bonds in police court yesterday.
Mrs. Glashan claimed that Miss Ries-
graf was attempting to ALLEVIATE her
husbands affections and she objected.
Henry Trump and a woman who refused
to give her name were arrested at Sew
enth and Jackson streets last night By
Detectives Hennessy and O'Nen on
charge of larceny. 1t is claimed that
they stole a watch from James Farrell
proprietor of the news stand in the court
house building.
Eugene Wagner and Mat Bernardo
were charged with disorderly conduct
yesterday in the police court. Bernardo
roomed at Wagner's house on South Rob-
ert street, and the two got into dis
pute Tuesday night, which ended in Ber-
nardi getting a black eye Wagner was
fined S. and Bernardo was discharged.
The Misses Nellie, Katherine and Bur-
nedette Ryan, daughters of Dennis Ryan,
left last night for Chicago in company
with Mrs. Campbell, their chaperone. At
Chicago they will join Mr.. Ryan, and
from there they will proceed to the Pan-
American exposition at Buffalo. From
the latter city they will go East, and the
trip will extend to Toronto, Montreal and
other points in Canada.
The Jessamine club, of Minneapolis, fill
ed articles of Incorporation yesterday.
The purpose of the organization is the
social and intellectual advancement of its
members and the incorporators are AL
fred Kellum, H. w Green. G. V. Schnei-
der, w. NJ. Smith, ROY eyt Drake and ChaG,
L. Britton, all of Minneapolis. Ar
tices were also filed by the German
Evangelical Lutheran lions church at
Morgan. Redwood county. The pastor OF
the church is Rev. ]. Baur.
The Sacred Thirst Total Abstinence So
ciety held an open meeting last night in
Cretin hall, Miss Mary I. Cramsie read
a report of the Total Abstinence state
convention recently held in ST. Paul.
Miss Katherine Shea sang, accompanied
on the piano by Miss Celia Schwab The
Misses Page played mandolin and
guitar duet, Miss Edna Nugent played
piano solo, and Miss Shea and Miss
Nugent recited. The society will inset
Sunday afternoon, July IS, in Cretin hall
to discuss Law Enforcement"