The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-31
CITY Ne 8.

The Laurel club viii gave Halloween
PARTY al Lifts hall this evening.
Glasses in bookkeeping will be organ
lied at the Madison night school Monday
evening.
The Merchants State Bank of Royal
ton. with capital of $4,000. was 1ncor-
Porated yesterday.
Today is the last day for the payment
OF the second installment of real estate
taxes without mourning the penalty.
Coy. Yam SAINT visited the school of
agriculture at ST. Anthony Park yester-
day and delivered a short address to the
pupils.
O. 3. Gould. O fthe state board con-
mol has returned from an inspection
OF the hospitals for -nsaIo At ST. Peter
md Rochester.
Maj. A. w. Wright. Austin, Mimi,
second infantry, n. G. $. NJ, spent yes
tcrday m St Paul as the guest Of Adjt.
Cen &c. d. LiDbey
.Au Saints day will be celebrated
tomorrow in all the Episcopal churches
on the bluff Holy Communion will be
celebrated at 10 O'Clock in the morning.
TWO health department inspectors were
kept busy looking over the South ST.
t'aul establishments yesterday IN the
effort TO analyZe the alleged stencil from
that quarter.
A black silk cape, was found by the
Ducas street police on Concord street
yesterday and is at the Ducas street
police station, where the owner can have
1t by calling for it.
Sheriff W. J. Summers, of Douglas
county. Wis, reached St Paul yesterday
with e O Linton, whom he arrested at
Deadwood, S. D., on the charge of de-
sertion and grand larceny.
The Twin City Telephone company ex-
poets to have its service and private ex-
change fully installed in the city hall
10y the end of the week. Desk instru
neuts will be provided for the city and
county officials.
At the regular meeting of the st. Paul
ledge OF Elks this evening appropriate
services viii be held as a memorial to
fhe late George Hunsaker, who was
treasurer of the lodge. c. w. Hornick
viii be eulosist.
John Flaherty, a fourteen-year-old boy,
was arrested last night on the charge Of
being incorrigible, preferred by his
father. Mike Flaherty, Fifth and Com
mercial streets, who claims that the boy
WIFI not go to school,
q. IT. Gibbs bookkeeper at st. Luke's
Aioo5lleti, SilpHCu dIiu 1Gii VII lllC paw
ment at Seven corners shortly before 5
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. He received
a slight scalp wound and was taken to
She hospital in the patrol wagon.
The condition of former United States
Marshal William NJ. Campbell, who suf-
fered a stroke of paralysis at his home
Monday evening, was much improved
Hast night, and his physician, DR.. Beal,
stated that he was out of danger.
man giving TIE name of f. W..
Schroeder 512 East Seventh street, was
picked up at Seven corners shortly after
3 o'clock Yesterday morning by Officer
Merrick, suffering from delirium tremens
He was taken to the city hospital in the
patrol wagon
Miles J. Busarhek became involved in
a dispute with Adolph Nepdeli his step
father. at their home, near West Sew
enth street and Western avenue, last
night, and as q result both are locked
Up at the Central police station charged
with disorderly conduct.
Miss Stella c. Barbeau, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Barbeau, died
yesterday at the family residence, 162
Carroll street, aged seventeen years.
TIE funeral will be held Saturday morn
ing al o'clock with a service at st.
Louis church at $3.50 o'clock.
nc CoihuttleS oi ctdl1nS VI the CITY
council at a meeting TO be held this
afternoon will consider the proposed set
tlement of the claims brought against
the city by three eX-dremen. 1t is pos
slide that compromises viii be accepted.
Col. a. a. Harbach, in command of
the First United States infantry, now on
service in the Philippines, who is on
leave Of absence in this country was a
caller at army headquarters yesterday
Col. Harbach is well known in st. Paul
In 1851 and early in 1898 he was lieutenant
colonel Of the Third infantry stationed
az Smelling until the outbreak of the war