The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-19

Y. M. C. A. Students Meet-Last
years students of the Y. M. c. A. night
school will hold a meeting tomorrow
night at the association rooms to plan
work for this fall and winter. The
meeting is called for o'clock. Light
refreshments will be served.
Will Talk of Encampment meet
in has been called at Garfield post hall,
Sixth and Washington streets, on Sat-
urday evening next of all G. A. h.
comrades and friends who intend Wis
iting the national encampment, G. A.
r., at Washington, D. c., in October.
Game Shipped in TeIescope-Ten
prairie chickens were confiseated by
Deputy Game Warden Johnson, of Min
neapolis, yesterday. The birds were
shipped to George D. Besser, commits
sion man of Minneapolis, and were
found in telescope together with some
roast beef.
Will Be Buried Today-The funeral
services of Robert D. O'Connell, the SUI
perintendent of the Mcclellan school,
who died Wednesday at st. Joseph's
hospital, will take place this morning
from the residence of his brother, r.
j. O'Connell, 716 Carroll street. The
Knights of Columbus will attend in a
body.
Mr.. Hyde Is Promoted-Frank r.
Hyde, formerly Bradstreet's manager
for the district of South Dakota, has
been appointed that company's mana
ger for the district including Mime
sofa, North Dakota and part of Wis
consin. Mr.. Hyde will begin his new
duties in the local offices of the COM
pany, in the National Bank building.
Held to the Grand Jury - Dominic
Chiaralli, who, with Frank Campero,
assaulted Mrs. Murphy and Ed Pepin
on the flats in August, was yesterday
held by Judge Finehout for the grand
jury. Campero got off with thirty
days i'm the workhouse, but Chiaralli
escaped and was caught only a week
ago.
Pastor Will Arrive Today-Rev. J.
M. Fulton, the newly called pastor of
the Central Presbyterian church. will
arrive in the city this morning and will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. H.
Schreber, 727 Fairmont avenue. Rev.
Mr.. Fulton will conduct the services
at the church next Sunday. A recep-
ton is being arranged for the new pas
tor early in October.
Hit by a Foul BaII-While attending
the baseball game at Lexington park
yesterday afternoon J. F. Chapman, of
Minneapolis, was hit by a foul ball
which was knocked into the grand
stand and had his forehead above the
left eye badly bruised. The blow came
with so much force that Chapman was
rendered unconscious. When he recov-
cred he was sent to DR.. Quinn'S office,
where the injury was dressed.
Costs Miessen Ten-Fred Miessen, a
stranger in town, was in the police
court yesterday on charge of lar
ceny, but got away with fine of SO
for drunkenness. 1t was shown that
Miessen had been sent to the union
depot for a Satchel, but on the way he
officer saw him making off with the
grip he arrested the jovial German for
stealing.
Guy RosseIl Is Dead-Mrs. J. M.
Rossell, 495 Dayton avenue, yesterday
received word that her youngest son,
Guy Rossell, had died from appendi-
citis on the family ranch, where the
young man was staying with his older
brother. Mrs. Rossell is Frustrated by
the news, not knowing that her son
was even ILL., The young man was but
nineteen, and was formerly employed
in the local offices of the Northern Pa
cific. The body will be brought to St
Paul for burial.