The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-21
CITY re 8 .

Health Officer Ohage has one appiica-
ton Lor the job of smoke inspector, from
d. b. McHaley.
Mrs. Helen J. McCatne. librarian Of the
public library, has returned from trip
III New England.
A petition has been filed in the probate
court to admit the foreign viii of Mary
j. Champlin, Who owned real estate in
Ramsey county valued at $500.
The civil service beard of the postofice
held civil service examination yester-
day of applicants fer the position Of
copyist, qualified as typewriter repairer.
The excursion steamer Columbia car
. ried 600 people on an excursion from
Hastings to ST. Paul yesterday given by
the congregation of the Presbyterian
church of Hastings.
A small blaze in a buggy shed in the
rear of l04 East Third street, belonging
to r. A. Durkee caused about $l5 dam
age yesterday afternoon.
P NJ Moroney, of the postoffice re-
turned yesterday from Detroit, Micn,
where he has been attending the interna-
t!Onal convention Of the Catholic Order
of Foresters during the past week.
Harry Atlas, living at 2S7 Sherman.
street was taken suddenly i'll at West
Seventh and Walnut streets yesterday
morning. He was removed to the city
hospital. His Illness is not serious.
Harry Atlas, living at 2S7 Sherman
street. was taken suddenly i'll on West
Seventh street near Walnut. yesterday
morning and was taken to the city hos
pita in the patrol wagon.
A mission fest will be held Sunday at
South St Paul. under the auspices of the
Ohio synod Of the Evangelical Lutheran
church. Rev. A j. D. Haupt and Rev
6 f. c. Paul viii deliver addresses.
A special meeting Of the board of school
inspectors will be called this week for
the purpose of filing vacancies in the
ranks of the teachers who have resigned
since the closing of the schools in June.
There is q scarcity of common laborers
In this city. Agent Gutridge, of the AS
ISOLATED Charities reports that they were
unable to obtain anywhere near the num-
her of men that positions were open for
Mrs G. c. Collins. of this city, has
Ieen chosen one of three delegates to
represent the Royal Neighbors of Amer
lea al the fraternal congress to be acid
at Detroit, Mich, the week beginning
Aug 26
Arrangements have been made to in
troduce a course of electricity at the
Y. NJ. c. A. night school this winter.
Prof William F. McClintcck, of the Me-
chan.c Arts nigh school, will have charge
of the class.
There viii be an excursion on the river
on the steamer Columbia and barge for
the benefit of St. PauIs church Sunday
school this even ne. The boat leaves 7:45,
and the N nnesota State band viii
furnish the music.
Col. George +. Pond. chief quartermas-
ter and commissary of the department of
the Dakotas will return this morning from
Bismarck, n. D., whore he went on bust
ness connected with the new Fort Lin
coin near that place.
Eleven tramps, picked un in the Bar
lngton yards by the Margaret police
Monday night, were saHt to the work
house for fifteen days eacn by Judge
Hine in the police court yesterday on
the charge of tveSpaasiag.
Louis n. Chemialir, 1erhew of the aged
man who was rua az. and killed
short time ago b. a Ere engine. near the
corner Of Seventh ana Broadway. has
applied for letters o: administration De-
ceased left an estate valued at S110O
Executive Agent Fullerton is at Lu-
verne, after some reported violations OF
the game law down that way 1t is re-