The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-27
CITY NEW 8.

he has been Spending a months leave
of absence.
The state board of investment yester-
day made a loan of $500 to School Dis
trict No. 95, in Stearns county.
Ex-Market Master Regain has made APP
plication fer tie vacant position of spe-
cial officer and smoke inspector.
electric wire while repair ing wires on the
roof CT DR.. ]. v. Hawkins house Thurs
day morning
The water frontage tax roll will shortly
go to the council for confirmation, 1t
amounts to nearly $37,000 a reduction over
last year of $4,000.
Rev. f. B. Cowgirl. pastor of the First
Methodist church, viii be in his pulpit
tcmorr5w He has returned from a visit
with relatives in Iowa.
The Union Franca,s VIII meet Monday
evening at st. Louis hail to initiate new
members. The union has enrolled ia
new members since December.
The Sacred Thirst To-al Abstinence So
cicty viii meet tomorrow afternoon at 8
O'Clock in Cretin hall Enforce ment of
the liquor laws will be repor,e;
an inquest into the death of Joseph
Otermuller will be held at the county
morguo at o'clock this morning. Ober-
A-ltiAAN4 W O. iAiAiIN ~ a SAipSfN AAOiil al
An inquest VII be held n the morgue
at O'Clock Tuesday morning next over
the remains of Mrs NJ. Ncuiahr, who
was killed by Hanl ne car Thursday
morning
Arthur Him. <6l Lacond street, loaded
guilty to the theft Of SO from the safe
of Schlech Bros. feed store, 56S Univer-
sity avenue. He was sentenced to the
workhOuse for ninety days
All members Of the Minnesota Society
Sons of the American Revolution are re-
Qucsted to attend the funeral of Ms.
Ada Walker Adams which will be he'd
at Christ church at $3.50 p. m. today.
Mai Alfred Reynolds, WHO will sue
ceel Gel Philip Roade as inspector gen
eral Of volunteers on the department staff
al army headquarters in this city, is now
on his way to st. Paul from Japan, where
The Intermban Horse Show assoc tation
Will meet at O'Clock tbs afternoon at
the office OF w C. Cristam. y West F,.th
STREET [, TO arrange the details Of the horse
show to be held at Lexington park Aug.
30 and 81.
The Sunday School Teachers Primary
union met yesterday afternoon at TIE
House of Hope Pre- byteran church Mrs.
G. NJ. Graves taught the lesson, and
Mrs, N. A. Waite real paper on Good
and Bad Kings"
Fred Schilling, employed by the ST. Paul
Gas Light company, yesterday fell in
1T at the corner of Sixth and Jackson
streets, while leaving the companys Of
fees. He was removed to the city hos
pital and recovered shortly.
Thomas Buckley, an eIsven-year-olu
boy living with his sister at 225 Front
street was sent to the state training
school by Judge Orr yesterday. The
boy pleaded guilty to stealing from the
store Of overly & Benson, 50 Rice street.
The Cloquet Hotel and Building So
citation, with capital stock of $4,000 filed
articles of incorporation at the office OF
the secretary of state yesterday. The
incorpOrators are J. w. Morgan, A Rus
sell Peterson and Nora Morgan, all of
Cloquet.
a brief meeting Of the common council
was held yesterday afternoon to receive
and consider the school tax budget. IL
was referred 20 the 'oint committee IN
ways and means and viii receive inspec-
ton at a meeting Cf that body to be call
ed shortly.
West side business men are interesting
themselves in a movement to establish a
gran elevator in the vicinity of Payne
avenue and Wells street William Hamm,
Of the Hamm Brewing company, proba-
bly, viii be one of the stockholders, if
the company IS formed.
The employees Of the American Hoist
and Derrick company will held their an
nual picnic at 'Tonka bay, Lake Mime
tonka, today Music 10y St Paul orches-
ira Trains leave Minneapolis & S. Louis
depot, foot Of Broadway at 9 a. m. and
1870 p. m; returning at $50 p m
Mrs. Margaret D. Thompson, an aged
woman, was stricken with paralysis st
the home Of her son. Attorney E s.
Thompson. rs Eas- Tenth street yester-
day, and is in a serious condition. She
is seventy-four years old and has spent
the greater part Of her lie in Hudson,
Wis.
Col. Pond, quartermaster and &C ing ad-
jutant general for the department of the
DakOtas, left last night for Bismarck to
inspect the Improvements TO the fort at
that place. He viii return tomorrow
morning, and during his absence Capt.