The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-02

Templar met with the passenger officials
| yesterday afternoon with reference to
rates for the national conclave at Louis
ville KY, on the 9th. The Minnesota
knights hope to secure a large delegation
from this state.
Nellie B. Thompson has begun suit for
a divorce from Marsellus +. Thompson
on the grounds q desertioh. According
to the complaint they We're married in
December, 1897, and he deserted her,
without cause, in June of the following
year.
John Baer. living at $40 Wabasha
street, while riding a bicycle collided
+ with a Seventh street car, near Wabasha
yesterday morning and was thrown to
the pavement. He was not badly hurt,
however, and was able to proceed on his
way.
The case against Mrs Margaret Sui
Ivan, charged with keeping a vicious
dog, was dismissed in the police court
yesterday as it was shown that the dog
kept by Mrs. Sullivan was not at all
vicious, but on the other hand, was very
friendly to children.
An action has been commenced by
William Elliott as executor of the will
of Eliza B. Tiffany, deceased, against
Louis S. Tainter, W. w. Clark and
others, to recover possession of lot No. !,
block AZ, ST. Anthony Park, which was
sold to satisfy mortgage.
The first annual excursion of Capital
Tent No. 81. K. O. T. M, took place last
evening on the steamer Columbia,
pleasant sail of about ten miles up the
river was enjoyed. The Bostonian or
chestra furnished music for the dancing
which formed the principal amusement.
Questions to be used in the eXamina-
lions for state teachers certificates TO
be held in the different counties of the
state Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
of next week were sent out Yesterday to
the county superintendent Of schools
by the state department of public in
struction.
A team of horses belonging to J. A.
Birch and hitched to milk wagon, ran
away yesterday afternoon from Far
rington and Selby avenues. The horses
became frightened and ran down Selby
avenue, until they reachd the top of the
hill. One of the horses slipped and was
slightly injured.
Wendell Holmes Smith will recite at
the Haddock memorial tomorrow even
ing at the bandstand at Hamline. John
A Jaeger, fthe Peoples church choir,
will sing a solo. The exercises begin at
745 o'clock If the weather is stormy
the meeting will be held in the Knox
Presbyterian church.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed in
the United States court yesterday, by
Charles E. Sheldon, of Red Wing, VINO
has been secretary of the Red Wing
Sewer Pipe company. According to the
schedule the liabilities amount to %5,-
29O.63, while the assets foot up only $500
all told, of which $500 is exempt
Hennepin, as has been the custom, was
the last county in the state to make it's
June settlement of tax collections with
the state auditors department Ina
statement which was sent in yesterday
of 81, 955, 360.S7 and state taxes of $780,
S69.29.
In the item in yesterdays G o in
which the arrest of William Hartford, n.
Bryan and F. c. Gembe for disorderly
conduct was reported, the name of the
Peoples Express company should have
been mentioned instead of Peoples Stor-
age company, where reference was Incl
dentSlly made to the employers of the
men with whom Hartford was said to
have interfered
The F. Weyerhauser company, whose
principal place of business is Cloquet,
filed articles of incorporation yesterday
at the Office of the secretary of state.
The purpose of the company is to do
general mining and smelling business in
iron and copper. The incorporators are
F. WeyerhaHser and F. e. Weyerhauser,
of St. Paul, and r. M. Weyerhauser, Of
Clokuet. The capital stock is 100000