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morning eight guns were received from
Lake City for that purpose.
The Sacred Thirst society will meet
tins afternoon in Cretin hall.
i IRE. caused presumably by lighted
cigar stub, did SIS damage to the store
of 5. Stolurowe, 495 Wabasha street, yes
terday.
There will be a meeting of the Ladies
o. Naval Veterans next Thursday, at the
home Of the junior Lieutenant, Mrs. john
Voe1ge. 1860 Van Buren, street, Hamline.
The Y. p. S. c. E. of the Pacific Con
gregationaI church will give moonlight
excursion down the river on steamer
Lora and barge tomorrow evening.
The case against Ed O'Toole, arrested
On the charge of stealing some tools
from George J. Grant, the contractor,
was continued until tomorrow morning
in the police court yesterday.
Elmer Krohn. while riding down the
Arcade street hin yesterday ran into
posi- and was knocked unconscious He
was removed to his home S07 Case street,
in The Margaret street patrol wagon.
=. II. Dickhudt, a butcher at Payne
avenue and Wells street, was painfully
injured by running d knife into his left
wrist Friday night. Dickhudt lost much
blood before he could reach doctor,
but viii recover.
John ObInger fell down the stairway,
49, Jackson street. yesterday. He sus-
tanned painful injuries about the back
ana his face was badly bruised, and was
removed to lie city hospital. He is fifty
yeas 0f age.
s. ers church on the bluff WI
Con- crate the ingathering of the
n moi Ter
the direction of the organist and choir
master. is practising festal music for
the service.
LEGAL mission workers of the Episco-
paHau church VIII soon have an oppor-
tuuity to hear addresses from two noted
mission teachers, Mrs. Cora 3. Bronson
ana Miss Sybil Carter, who viii be in
St Paul Tuesday, Sept. 3.
The stationary engineers of the Twin
Cites perfected arrangements Friday
glt for the annual convention of the
International union, which will be held
in this city Sept. to IA The nee ,ings
WI be held in the senate chamber.
When Vice President Theodore Roose-
Welt arrives in St. Paul to be the guest
O. the state at the state fair, ne will be
welcomed by a salute of nineteen shots
fired by the Minnesota battalion from
tn highest point in the city. Yesterday
divisions No. and Z, of the A O. II.
Wi go to Red Wing today on the
steamer Columbia. No. is the Mime
aEcls lodge. and a start viii be made
from Minnehaha Falls at $40 d. m,
reaching the foot of Jackson street at 10
cock.
larry JamisCn, tWenty-four years old.
died at the city hospital yesterday from
meningitis JamisGn was taken to the
hospital from a hotel on Seventh street,
near Minnesota, about two weeks ago.
He was unconscious for a week and was
Ur@ole TO tell anyth ng of his relatives.
u Pomeroy who runs a livery stable
a. Eighth and Sibley streets, report
G, 10 the police yesterday that he rent
CT Il rig to two strangers last Thursday
evening but that up to j late hour last
night it had not been returned. Dr.
PomeToy thinks the property has been
stolen.
Tae Luther League of the Memorial
Evangelical Lutheran church will give
It's annual moonlight excursion next
Thursday evening. The Columbia and
barge will leave the foot of Jackson
street at o'clock sharp The Mime
sofa State band will accompany the eX-
CursiOn.
Bishop Mols. of Covington. Ky. who
has been conducting a weeg's retreat at
the Cathedral. VIII preach there this
morning at the 10 o'clock mass.
Willard c. Walther and Clara E. Burr
were married at $50 last night at the
residence of the brides mother Mrs w.
T. Burr. 654 Hague avenue DIR. Alex
McGregor performed the ceremony. Only
the families of the contracting parties
were present