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

Senator cIapp to speak-Senator Clapp
is billed to deliver an address at the Ia
Dor day exercises on Harriet island.
State Prison Recelpts-The receipts Of
the state prison for July, reported to the
state auditor yesterday, were $25.632.6T,
of which $24, PASS was from the sale
of binding Irvine.
Transferred to Montana-Four COM
panies of the Twenty-fourth infantry, col
ored. have been transferred via the North
ern Pacific frtn Fort Harrison to Fort
Missoula, Mont.
Local EIks Depart-Dr. Whitcomb, R. F.
Eldridge, ]. Killing, Ike Lederer and ]. L.
SCHUYLER left yesterday for Salt Lake City,
where they will attend the annual session
of the grand lodge of Elks.
Increases Its capitaI-The Gregg Sea-
ger company, of Minneapolis, has increas-
ed its capital stock from 100000 to $780,
600. according to the amended articles of
incorporation filed with the secretary of
state yesterday.
Files Action for Divorce-Anton Klemm
has filed an action for divorce from his
wife Josephine Klemm, and incidentally
he asks the court to restore to him $4,000
which he alleges his wife made away with
when she deserted him.
To Discuss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Uni
versity avenue will hold a meeting at 8
o'clock this evening at the home OF N
Weller. 622 West University avenue, to
discuss the material most desired for
paving in that neighborhood.
Buys Summer Home-The summer res
idence of Gov. w. R. Merriam at Forest
Lake has been purchased by M. d. Mum,
of st. Paul. The property has half-mile
frontage on the lake. The purchase in
cludes one-half of the farm property.
File for District Judge-Josiah D. En-
sign and William A. Cant filed nomination
papers yesterday with the secretary of
state for the Republican nomination as
district judge in the Eleventh judicial
district. Both candidates reside at Du-
luth.
Capt. Darrah Returns-Capt. Thomas
Darrah, chief commissary of the depart
ment of Dakota, returned yesterday from
a trip to the new Fort Lincoln S. D.,
where he went on business in connection
with the letting of contracts for sup
plies.
Arrests for erfeitng-According
to the annual report received from Wash
ington by Capt. Lawrence, of the secret
service. there have been 573 arrests in
the United States for counterfeiting dur
ing the fiscal year, eleven of which were
made in Minnesota.
New Shelter Pavilion-The picnic
ground at Como park is being provided
with new shelter pavilion, which will
include a range and other cooking facil-
tiles. The pavilion will be provided with
roomy porches and will care for a large
number of people.
New Chemical Company-The Lavoris
Chemical company, of Minneapolis, filed
articles of Incorporation with the secre-
tary of state yesterday. The stock is
$4,000, and the incorporators are Charles
f. Leigh, William H. Levings and Weed
Munro, all of Minneapolis.
Mayor Selects DeIegates-As local del
egates to the Trans Mississippi congress,
which meets in ST. Paul the latter part of
August Mayor Smith yesterday selected
L. L. May, D. w. LAWYER, w. A. Van
SIyke, j. A. WheelOck. j. G. DonahoWer,
G. w. Skies, G. NJ. Tibbs, J. Harry Lew
IS, F. w Bergmier and George Thomp-
son.
Young Wife's Grievance-NIrs. Lizzie
Constance, fifteen years old and the moth
er of a family, had Mrs Conjetta Palum-
DO brought into the police court yesterday
charged with assault and battery. The
women live on Chestnut street, and Mrs.
Constance claims that Mrs. Palumbo bit
her on the wrist during an alteration
Mrs. Palumbo signed a peace bond.
Fullerton On the TraiI-EXecutiVe Agent
Fullerton, of the game and fish commits
sion. is making a two weeks trip in the
southern part of the state. Numerous
violations of the game law, particularly
as to prairie chickens and quail are re-
ported from this section, and Mr.. Fuller
ton is to put in his time urging the dep
uty game wardens to see that the law is
enforced.
Good Dog Poisoned-Dr. E. A. Bore
hardt, Bates avenue, yesterday reported
TO the police that a valuable dog belong
ing to him had been poisoned. This is
time. Other residents of Dayten's bluff
have complained of the sudden deaths of
pets and the police believe that dog
prisoners are at work in the neighbor-
hood.