The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-10

Realty Company Organizes = The
Raymond Realty company, OF Ray
mond, Kandiyohi county, has been Or
ganized with capital stock OF $SO,Ooo.
ST. Philips Mission Excursion-St.
Philips mission will give an excursion
down the river Thursday evening on
the steamer ]. j. Hill.
Meeker Gets First Place-The contest
between the counties for the best
creamery butter at the fair has been
settled by Meeker county getting the
award with a scoring of 93.14 per cent
%
Will Hold Smoker-St. Paul Lodge
No. 2, K. of p, will confer the rank of
esquire On a class at their castle hall
this evening. This will be followed by
a smoke social and reception.
Charged With Nom Support-Henry
L. May was in the police court yester-
day on the charge of non-support, pre-
ferred against him by his wife. He
pleaded not guilty and was allowed to
go on his own recognizance until Sat
urday, when the hearing will take
place.
Found the Goods on Him-Oficer
Henton yesterday arrested John Will
liamS, colored porter in a hotel on
Jackson street, on the charge of lar
ceny. 1t is alleged that $3.50 in mark
ed money, placed under pillow in
one of the rooms, was stolen, and that
when Williams was searched at the
station the money was found on him.
ChamalIa Gives Bail-Dominiek
Chamalla, charged with assaulting
Mrs. Murphy and Edwin Pepin with
= an ak, two weeks ago on the upper
n TNIn Of 1nf Ifyy in.
the police court yesterday, and will be
4 given a hearing Friday. His bail was
+ fixed at $500.
Landlord Wants Him-George Mon
/ roe, claiming to be an agent, was ar
/ rested by Jailer Hammes last night
on a warrant sworn out by N. f. Sc
gers, proprietor of a hotel on Seventh
street near Wabasha, on the charge of
beating a. board bill, alleged to
amount to $36.
Telephone Company Incorporates
The Minnesota Valley Telephone and
Telegraph company, with headquarters
at Mankato, filed articles of incorpora-
ton with the secretary of state yester-
day. The capital stock is 100000, and
J. H.fJames and nineteen other citizens
of Mankato; j. B. Meagher, of st.
Paul, and e. H. Moulton, of Minneapo-
lis, are the lncorporatorS.
Teachers Examination-The super
intendent of public instruction has is
sued, as the result of the recent exam
ination, 700 first grade certificates to
teachers. This is an increase of over
800 as compared with last year. Supt.
Olsen says the demand for first grade
teachers in the country schools is in
creaSing, and there are places for any
XUh with th1Sn II.
tificates.
River Men Are Active-Five steamers
are now engaged in towing RATS of
logs down the river from the st. Paul
boom to Prescott. An unusually large
amount Of logs are now at the boom,
and the steamers are making quick
time in order to get as many as posi-
BILE down before the season closes. AT
least one raft Is towed down regularly
every day.
Club Drive Is Postponed-The pro-
posed drive by the press committee of
the Commercial club on the south side
of the river Thursday afternoon has
been postponed to some later date. Sen
ator Clapp, Gov. Van SAINT and Con-
gresham Stevens, who were to join the
party, were unable to accept the lnv1-
tation on account of previous engage
mentS, and for this reason the drive
was postponed.
Gubernatorial Candidates Will Meet
Visitors to the Wantonwan county
fair, to be held at ST. James, may be
treated to a joint debate between L.
A. Rosing and Gov. Van SAINT. Both
gentlemen are booked for the fair on
the same day, and while the fair man
agement may not allow any political
discussion, it is not improbable that
the candidates will be able to weave
considerable politics into their speech