The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-21
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Peter Rupp, aged seventy-nine, died at
his home 1913 McLain avenue, at 9:o0
last night.
Miss Mayme Sears. of Webster S. D.,
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. p. ORegan'
of Park avenue.
The Brooks Timber company with cap
ital stock of s250,OOo filed articles of in
corporation yesterday.
A meeting Of the city hall and court
house commission has been called toner
row. The call was issued yesterday by
The ladies of st. Vincent's parish viii
give lawn social on the church grounds,
corner Virginia avenue and Blair street,
tomorrow evening,
Sparks from an engine caused a fire
IN a box car in the Omaha yards yesttr-
day afternoon. The roof and part of the
contents were destroyed.
George Glenn, night Waterman of the
Omaha yards, was closing a freight car
Friday evening, when a fire brick, weigh
ing sixteen pounds, fell on him, injur.ng
his head
Mayor Smith. If sufficient votes can be
mustered together Gus odian Battiey will
be removed and ]. w. Cramsie, a broth
er-in-law Of Assemblyman Haas, ap-
pointed.
Maj. j. D. Hopkins, of the artillery
corps, L. S. A. and wife, arrived In the
city last night, and are at the Ryan.
Capt. E. K. Massel. U. S. A, is also reg
tstered at the Ryan.
A Carnival Of the Months and Seasons
will be given by the Young People of the
Hebron Baptist Church Thursday even
ing at Paul Martins hall, corner Waba-
sha and Colorado streets.
Miss Carrie Bell, Minneapolis, Lillian
Ellis the Misses Belle and Maud God
frey William j. Godfrey and James Por-
ter spent the past week at the Godfrey
cottage. Turtle Lake, MINI.
An interurban and a Rondo street car
collided at Tenth and Wabasha streets
yesterday morning. The hind trucks of
the interur6an car got on to the Rondo
tracks. No one was injured.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Mantle, of 47S Rice
street, entertained a company of their
friends at dinner last evening. Mrs Phil
Hoffman and Mrs. J. Deiterlch, OF Los
Angeles, Cal, were the guests of honor
The disbursement division of the Great
Northern defeated the purchasing de-
partment yesterday; score, % to IS. One
more game viii bring the disbursement
to the top Of the ladder in the Great
Northern series.
M-O'Connor, arrested for raising dis
turbance at Rice street and Central ave-
nue. Thursday afternoon was fined $l5
In the police court yesterday. Frank
Burns, who was arrested at the same
time, forfeited $25 bail
Judge Lewis has filed an order denying
the motion Of the defendant to amend the
findings and conclusions of law in the
divorce case of Ella Cunningham against
William Cunningham, in which plaintiff
NH ofe fsN,,
board
Louis Dellaheld was examined in the
probate court yesterday on the charge Of
insanity and committed to the hospital
at Rochester He is twenty-six years Of
age and single, and a few days ago he
developed symptoms of violent insan-
ity.
The state tax commission received in
formation to the effect that Thomas L.
Johnson, of Cleveland, a we'll known
single tax advocate, has sent copies Of
some works dealing with tho single tax
principles.
Noble franklin Lodge No. 2, A. o. u.
w, will give a moonlight excursion to
its members and friends up the BInneso-
Ia river on the steamer Columbia and
barge tomorrow night Music by Koch
ler's orchestra.
Charles Hanson, an employee at the Crit
fin Wheel works, had his foot crushed by
heavy piece Of iron yesterday morning.
IL was found necessary to amputate the
large toe. He was later removed to his
home in the Margaret station patrol
wagon.
Word was received yesterday from
Judge Lochren, Of the United States
court, who has been holding court at Dev-
us Lake, to the effect that he would
finish up the calendar in few days and
that he would return to ST. Paul next
Wednesday or Thursday.
Aldermen Schiffmann and Dobner and
Assemblyman Warner have been selected
by Mayor Smith as the council represen-
tatives to the annual convention Of the
League Of American Municipalities to be
held at Jamestown, N. Y, next week
u. w. Lawler and NJ: J. Costello will
represent the city at large.
At a meeting Of the board of public
works to be held tomorrow a hearing viii
be granted property owners on the pro-
posed paving of South Robert street and
Irvine avenue with mao adam It is prob
able that the owners in view of the pres
ent paving war, will demand other mate
rial more substantial than macadam
Gov. Van SAINT said yesterday that in
all probability he would announce his
appointments to the board of appeals of
the state grain department on Monday.
These appointments will take effect Aug.
l. There are six members of the board
to be appointed. One branch of the board
is located at Minneapolis and another at
Duluth.
A number of the members Of the coun-
Gil have expressed themselves as opposed
70 spreading the cost for the widening of
6loley street. Property owners in the V
entity OF the improvement want the cost
spread as far West as Seven corners. but
70 this much oppos ton Is shown. Aid
Schlimann thinks that the assessment
should not go block beyond the i'm
provement.
County Treasurer Metzdorf has suf4i-
GENTLY recovered from his recent acct
oent as to be at his office, and he made
his first appearance for me week YES
terday. He was engaged in PLAYING a
game Of baseball, and in trying to stop
a particularly high flyer he sprained his
leg. MS