The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-07
MINNEAPOLIS
OFFICE 70 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
MINNEAPOLIS CLOBULEs.

Archibald f. McNabb has made a volun-
tary assignment to Julius N. Helm. No hgures
are given.
August C. Massolt has begun action for
a divorce from Title NJ. Massolt, on the
ground Of desertion.
Alex Olson one of the leading spirits in
the South Minneapolis wheat stealing gang,
was brought before Judge Elliott yesterday
morning and sentenced to the reformatory.
Madame Boyd sailed from Europe for New
York yesterday.
An overheated stove set fire to the interior
of a room on the second story of dwelling
house at Forty ninth street and Lyndale
avenue yesterday afternoon. The hre was
extiIguIshed by Chemical Company ,. The
loss will amount to $50.
Andrew s. Davis who came to st. Anthony
in the fall Of 1919, died Friday at his resi-
dence. 1920 Lyndae avenue. Mr.. Davods was
seventy-soven years of age at the time of his
death. The funeral services will be held from
the residence this afternoon at O'Clock.
The War Of Wealth" melodrama by G.
IT. Darcy author of In Old Kentucky" will
be given at the Biou this week, commencing
this afternoon at 2:30. In New York last sea-
son It achieved a distinct and emphatic sue
cess and was accorded almost unanimous
praise by the metropolitan press.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler Andrews and DR..
Kate Bushnell will speak in the Hennepin
Avenue Methodist church this afternoon at
O'Clock. and at the First Methodist church
this evening. They are missionaries of con-
siderable experience, and will speak Of their
travels.
Mrs. Harriet f. King widow of Thomas s.
King. died al o'clock yesterday morning
at her home, 26 West Grant street. of
Br:ghts disease. She was ffty-two years OF
age. The funeral will be private, from the
res dence. Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The interment VIII be at Lakewood.
Hans J. Johnson. of the fire department,
was arraigned IN the police court yesterday
afternoon. charged with assault and bat
terry. the complainant being a Mrs. Wetherill.
The complainant testified that Johnson tried
80 choke her threw her on the floor and then
poured boiling water over her.
Arthur Merriman, son of o. c. Merriman,
died Friday evening at his home, 729 Tenth
avenue southeast aged thirty-two years. De-
ceased had been i'll but & short time, suffering
from typhoid fever. He leaves widow and
two children. The funeral will be held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence.
Miss Eda Clayton will introduce La Belle
Russo" at the Metropolitan tomorrow even
ing. The play is much on the same line as
Camille" and pronounced strong in its sit
uat:ons Miss Clayton will be assisted by a
select company, made up of Horace Vinton,
HundsOn Listoe. George SOule Spencer, Lii
liar Cotton. Nellie Boese. Mile L;stOn and
others. The engagement is for three nights
and matinee.
Cohen Caught in Chicago.
dispatch from Chicago last night says:
After d search lasting several days consta-
bleS have succeeded in arrestng Goodman
Cohen, on charges of obtaining goods by
false pretenses. Cohen taken before
justice. and gave bonds for his appearance
in ten days. but meantime papers will be Sc
cured and the constable will take Cohen back
TO Minneapolis, where it is said he is wanted.
The complainant against Cohen is S. H.
StoOriier, a merchant at Minneapolis. The
latter says Cohen was formerly in business
at Minneapolis. and by means of false pre-
lenses managed to obtain goods to the value
of nearly $500. Cohen is said to be the son
of d wealthy business man of Minneapolis.