The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-20
CITY kES s.

The second half of real estate taxes
now due will become delinquent after
Oct. 81.
The Central w. c. T. U. will meet at
So East Ninth street at o'clock, to-
morrow afternoon.
The police commission will hold meet
ing tomorrow afternoon for the purpose
OF transacting general business.
Banner Camp No. 2706. Of the Royal
NeighbOrs, will give its FIRST social hop
at Twin City han tomorrow evening.
Mrs. J. Z. Barre left last night for Bos-
ton. She will sail from there Wednes-
day for Europe on the steamer Common
wealth.
The bid of Hoar & Covell for digging
the ditch at Bald Eagle will come before
the county commissioners Monday. The
estimate is $766.56.
John Simpson, aged sixty-two years,
died a his home, 405 University avenue,
yesterday. Funeral from st. Vincent S
church Onday morning.
The case against former County Audi
tor James II. Burns, charged with lar
cen as again continued in the police
court yesterday until Nov. ,.
~ P. Brink, aged fifty-two years, died
at his home, 500 Orange street, yester-
dag. Funeral will be held Tuesday from
the family residence at o'clock.
Maj. Alfred Reynolds, inspector gen
eral of this department, will leave Tues
day for Fort Mead, s. D. He will be alb
sent about a week on a tour of inspcc-
ton.
Assistant County Attorney O'Nen yes
terday searched the title to the Bazille
property. recently purchased by the coun-
" commissioners, and pronounced it
good.
Peter Lindblom will speak before the
Socialist Labor party this afternoon in
Federation hall. Third and Wabasha
Streets. His subject viii be The Capt.
talist Class"
William Went. a tinsmith, was bitten
in the deshy part of his right thigh by a
St Bernard dog, at Ninth and Canada
streets, yesterday. DR.. A. w Miller eau
teriZed the wound
Harry Kofeu, a farmer living at Rose
town, yesterday filed a petition in bank
fuptcy. His. assets are placed at $3.50
most of which is claimed as exempt and
BIS liabilities at ,2o0.
Mary Orelup died at Niagara Falls, N.
y, Friday. She was the wife OF Brad
ley S. Orelup. Funeral will take place
al $50 o'clock Monday morning from the
Cathedral to Calvary.
Word was received yesterday by Unit d
States Marshal Grimshaw to the effect
that a United States bonded car at De-
troit had been broken into by thieves.
Warrants will be issued for some sus-
poets.
DR.. JOHN Wright will deliver the first
OF series of six lectures, for the benefit
OF the free diSpenSary, at the Peoples
church Tuesday evening. His subject
will be: The Nile in Nature Art and
Religion"
Mark Came was before Judge Hine in
the police court yesterday, on the charge
of non-support, preferred by his wife,
Mary Came. He pleaded not guilty and
Will be given a hearing next Wednesday
afternoon
Miss Murphy, a stenographer in the
state dairy and food commission, was
thrown out of a buggy. at Tenth and
Wabasha streets, yesterday afternoon
and slightly bruised. She was able 10 go
home alone.
Lena Z. Bernard, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". D. Bernard, who died Friday
evening at the family residence, POI Full
Ter street, viii be buried tomorrow morn
ing, the funeral leaving the house at $780,
with service at . o'clock.
Minnehaha camp, Modern Woodmen,
has ordered its building committee to 90
ahead with the work of preparing plans
Tor its new building. 1t is hoped to get
the plans completed ana the foundation
laid before winter sets in.
Nothing new developed yesterday that
would throw any light on the identity Of
the maa, supposed to be E. Gertzen. who
committed suicide at the Sherman hotel
Friday, and unless he is identified by to-
morrow the county viii have to bury the
remains.
Mrs. Magdalen Sumner wife of John
Sumner, 69l Olive street, died at the fam.
lily residence Friday night, aged twenty
five years. The funeral will take place
from the house tomorrow morning at
$50 o'clock, with a service at 10 at AS
sumption church
Nine. Sarah Grand, the English author