The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-30
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General Secretary Edward Grace, Of
the Y NJ. C. A, has returned from Bos-
ton
The Sacred Thirst Total Abstinence So
ciety will meet In Cretin hall this after
noon at o'clock
a new clothing company at Albert Lea
was Incorporated yesterday under tie
name of w. c. Chamberlain & Co.
John Duffy. a slx-year-old boy living at
40 Prior avenue. fell from a fence near
his home and broke his right arm
The Ramsey County Graduated Nurses
society VIII meet tomorrow afternoon at
the Nurses club house. 135 Summit ave-
nue.
Eugene Flod, an eight-year-oId boy.
was climbing a tree near his home,
Union Park, and fell, breaking his right
arm
Senator Bryan called at the capitol
yesterday to see. the members of the
drainage committee established by the
legislature last winter.
The Transfers union will hold their
annual picnic at Harris park, Fort Smell
ing. today. An extensive programme Of
athletic sports has been arranged
E. H Hobo, A D. Warner and George
r. Kibbe were elected members Of the
the executive committee yesterday.
Rev. H. c. Ashcraft, pastor of the
Grace Methodist church, viii undergo a
surgical operation to gain relief from
a serious hemorrhage OF the right nos
tril
According to an estimate prepared by
City Engineer Claussen the cost of bo-le-
varding St Adams street, from Iglehart
to ROndo. will be 81, 055, or Sc cents per
front foot.
David Hirschman, the banana vender,
who was bitten by a tarantula about
week ago, has fully recovered. Hirsch-
man spent the larger part Of one night
sucking the wound
After a lapse of four years the Mer-
chants National bank yesterday resum-
ed the payment of interest on its capt.
tai. stock. The interest is at the rate Of
8 per cent per annum.
Owners of large plants in the central
part Of the city have been notified by
the police that the smoke nuisance must
be abated. Patrolmen have been ordered
to keep a close watch
The sixth annual excursion and out ng
of the Swedish Brothers will be held at
Forest lake today. An attractive pro-
gramme of sports has been prepared. A
large attedance IS expected.
A certificate was filed with the secre tary
OF state yesterday by the Wrought Iron
Range Company of St Louis extending
the term of corporation of the company
fifty years from Jan. 8 last.
The financial report for June of the
st. Paul water board shows receipts
amounting to $39,62124, and disbursements
of Sl3220.5S. On June l the board had
q balance on hand of $19,O9493.
The sale of shares in the bearing home
VIII be continued until the mn mum
number of 1909 is reached. A weeks
notice will then be given for col ection
of the books and the date set for the
final closing.
The controversy between Health Com
missioner Ohage and the water board
over the removal of automatic cut-offs
from drinking fountains will be taken up
at a meeting Of the water board tomor-
row afternoon.
The question of corporation taxes will
be taken up by the tax commission next
week. It is expected that the whole
week will be taken up in listening to
people who are interested on both Sides
Of the question.
Edward Rohrbeck, against whom a
complaint Of keeping his saloon open
after midnight had been filed, was repr.-
manded in police court yesterday and
given a continuance until Oct. / The
cases against Frank Heintzelman and