The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-28
CITY NEW s .

The Civic league council will meet at
the Marlborough Thursday morning,
Aug. s.
Postofice Inspector Mcleod. of Winni-
peg, was a caller at the federal build
ing yesterday.
Mrs. H. NJ. Barmel of Grand Rapids,
Mich. is visiting Mrs. p. H Dowd!e, of
Pleasant avenue.
state Librarian E. A. Nelson at the
capitol intends to make a new catalogue
of the $1,000 volumes in his care.
George G. Kimball, chief postoftice in
spector for this division left yesterday
for the Atlantic coast on vacation.
Charles Higgins, arrested for stealing
a coat from Sixth and Franklin streets,
was sent to the workhouse for ninety
days
Representatives Anderson, of Winona,
and Lee, of Anoka, are in St. Paul on
their way home from a jaunt to the
iron range.
me Imperial company, brewers, or
Minneapolis, filed articles of incorpora
ton yesterday with the secretary Of
state; capital, 100000.
The Sacred Thirst Total Abstinence So
ciety VIII meet this afternoon at o'clock
at Cretin hall. Enforcement of liquor
laws viii be discussed.
Carmel Chapter No. 127, o. E. 8, will
give its annual trolley party Friday even
ing. Car will leave State and Concord
at 1870 and goes to Como and Harriet.
A large black deg, apparently afflicted
with rabies, was shot by Humane Agent
Moak at Rice and Stinson streets yester-
day The dog attempted to bite young
girl.
William Weiskopf Of the Weiskopf
Paint and Wall Paper company, leaves
tomorrow for his annual trip to New
York. Mr. Weiskopf expects to be gone
a month
Rev. w. E. Hopkins, who has just re-
turned from India viii preach today at
1O:S) in the Philadelphia Baptist church,
Cypress and Reaney streets. Mrs. Hop
kins wiz sing.
The burning out of a transformer of
the Apple river plant of the electric
cCmpany's plant shut off its electric
service in this city thirty-five minutes
yesterday afternoon.
A brewing company to be known as the
Imperial company, limited, was incor-
porated under the state laws yesterday.
1t has a capital stock of 100000 and will
do business in Minneapolis.
The funeral of Mrs. John Quincy Adj
ans, VINO died Thursday at her home.
8 Crocus Hin, was held at 8 o'clock yes
terday afternoon at Christ church. Rev.
Charles Andrews conducted the services.
Capitol Tent No 81, K. o. T. M, will
have its first excursion Thursday even
ing The steamer Columbia has been
engaged for a trip down the river. The
BostOn!an orchestra will furnish the mu-
SIC
The First Regiment National Guards,
composed Of companies from the Tw n
Cities broke camp at Lake City yester-
day morning ami arrived In St. Paul
shortly before o'clock over the Milwau-
lee road.
Mrs. Barney Allen and her daughter,
Mrs. Gordon, were arrested early yester-
day morning at the formers home,
Twelfth and Robert streets, for fighting.
They We're required by Judge Orr to sign
peace bonds.
A moonlight excursion will be given by
the ladies Of Monitor Hive No 81 to
Shakopee and return tomorrow night.
The boat leaves Minnehaha landing at
1880. All ladies and Sir Knights are in
vited.
The contractors in charge of filing
in the river bed near the union depot
property have dumped over 100000 cubic
yards Of sand into the fill, and have
nearly as much more to put in before
the contract is completed.
The Capital City Picnic association
will hold it's second annual picnic at
liver Grove, Aug. II. In case OF rain
on that day it will be postponed until
the Sunday following Sports, games
and dancing will be INDUCED In
The funeral of William A. Murphy, 45S