The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-21
News.

Form Company to Sell Land-The Ar
gyle Land company of Argyle, Marshall
county, has incorporated with capital
stock of $40, 900. The incorporators are
James and Katie Corr, of st. Peter, and
VIII. Garry, of Mankato.
Charges Inhuman Treatment-Cora e.
Brule filed papers in a divorce suit
against Nelson A Brule yesterday, al
Ieging cruel and inhuman treatment.
Mrs. Brule was married in 1892 at West
Superior, Wis. There is one child, girl
five years Of age.
Wants a Divorce-Estelle Moore yes
terday began divorce suit against
Claude Moore. Mrs. Moore, who was
married Nov 81. 1889, claims that her
husband deserted her the day follow
ing their wedding. and since then has
refused to live with her or contribute
to her support.
Money for Soldiers Home-The soldiers
home revenue fund was credited with 49,
4S3.S5 yesterday, the amount being the
quarterly receipts from the per capita tax
of 500 allowed by the government for
each inmate at the home. According to
the statement there are 2S2 inmates at
the institution.
Aldermen VIII Meet TonIeht-The board
of aldermen will hold an adjourned meet
ing at us this evening for the purpose
of taking action on the contract for the
West Seventh street paving which was
awarded to Fielding & Shepley yesterday.
The assembly will meet at $780,
Are Held to the Grand Jury-James
Scott, Ruth Banks and Mamie Clark were
yesterday held to the grand jury by Judge
Hlne for the robbery of ]. c. Shea's apart
ments in the Colonnade hotel. Irvine
Brown was discharged on this complaint,
but will be held to answer several others
that have already been filed.
Only One More Open-Alr MeetIng-Rev.
William c. Pope, rector of the Church of
the Good Shepherd, who has been giving
public services Monday evenings on the
corner of Seventh and Cedar streets, an
nounces that next Mondays services will
be the last this year. He has held these
services during the months of July and
August during the last four years.
Officers to Be InstaIIed-The 1. o. G. T.
will give public installation of officers
at the hall, Congress and State streets
this evening. A literary and musical pro-
SIsAine mas Deen arranged and refresh
ments will be served Agnes E. Safely
and Lizzie E. Cole, superintendent of the
Juvenile temple of Minneapolis, will be
present.
Many New Smallpox .Cases-Reports
compiled by the state board of health show
twenty nine new cases of smallpox in the
state for the week ending Aug. IS. Lin
coin county had nine; Pine county, 7;
Hennepin county, 5; Lyon, Marshall and
Benton counties each, and Murray and
Wilkin 1 each. No deaths from the di-
sease We're reported.
Shoe Company Incorporated-Th Zim-
norman Shoe company, with a capital
stock of 100000, filed articles of incor-
poration with the secretary of state yes
terday- The incorporators are E. o.. I
r and E. F. Zimmerman, C. D. Holman
and H. NJ. Temple, of ST. Paul. The
principal place of business will be at St
Paul, although the factory of the cor
pofatlon is located att Pittsfield, Mass.
Workman Falls From Pier-Willian
Reed, foreman on the new Rock Island
depot fell thirty feet from a pier exca-
Vatlon yesterday at noon, breaking three
ribs. he was taken to ST. Joseph's hos
pltaL Reed is employed as a foreman
Tor HennesSey & Cox, who have the CON
tract for building the depot. He was in
speeding portion of the work YESTERDAY
when he lost his balance and fell Reeds
residence is at 967 Reaney street