The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-01


7oall tournament of the pupils OF the Cen
raj high school will begin today.
Changed It's Nmme-The Oliver Mining
company yesterday filed with the secretary OF
state amendment to it's articles of In
corporation, changing the name to the Oliver
Iron Mining company.
New DyeIng Concern-The Northwest
ern Dyeing, Cleaning and Finishing COM
pany, of St. Paul, capital stock $4,000 filed
articles of incorporation with the secre-
tary of, state yesterday. The incorporators
Frank J. and Louis Rochex, Of St. Paul.
and VIM. R. Diamond, of Duluth.
Lieut.. TerriII Quits-Adjutant General
Nuremberg yesterday accepted the resignation
of First Lieut.. [. s. Grant Terrill. of Com
-pany B, Of the Second infantry.
Prof. Seymour's Leclure-Prof. Charles
W. Seymour addressed about 200 under the
auspices OF the St Paul Teachers associa-
ton at the assembly hall of the Central high
school yesterday afternoon on Lorenzo de
Medici." The remaining lectures of the
course will be On Charles. the Bold,
Wednesday. and Thomas Beckett" Fri
day.
school Board to Meet-The regular
monthly meeting Of the school board Will be
held Wednesday afternoon.
Continued X-Ray Cause.-The libel case
of the state against Henry S. Seed and
Thomas H. Parsons, editors and managers of
the X-Ray which were on the criminal calen-
ar, in Minneapolis, for trial yesterday. have
90 been continued until next Monday.
'TOnkn RridGe Repairs-The board Of
county commissioners of Hennepln county
yesterday, passed a resolution instructing
County Auditor Minor to advertise for bids
for repairs on the Gray's bay. Minnetonka.
bridge. according to specifications drawn by
County Surveyor Abbott.
. january Building Permits-The re-
port of Building Inspector Haas for January
gives the total number OF permits Issued as
G3, and the estimated cost Of the same as
S35, $50.
Parents VOuched for Him-Harry OFT
was prisoner il the municipal court yester-
day on the charge of stealing so overcoat
belonging to Steven Jantel. The alleged theft
10 is said to have occurred at a Saturday night
dance. OFT claims his arrest is a mistake.
explaining that he wore Jantel's coat away
from the dance under the impression that it
was his own. OFT was accompanied by his
parents. Upon their promise to have their
son in court today, the accused was re-
leased upon his own recog2izance
Chief stetson Home-Chief stetson Of
the fire department, returned to Minneapolis
- yesterday from Chicago, where he assisted
at the organization Of the National Fire
mems association. He declined to discuss
the Kenney breach of promise incident. but
said that no action would be taken for the
present.
This Boy Has AIiases-J. Grandemey-
er. alias Eddie Warner. alias Williams, the
young man arrested after exciting chase
s. Saturday afternoon, following his alleged at
tempt to pick the pocket of Mrs NJ George.
of IS South Robert street, was before Judge
Orr yesterday, but was not formally arra!gn-
ed. owing to the absence of the prosecuting
attorney. The case went over until today,
when formal complaint will be lodged against
the prisoner.
Gates Pleaded IntOxfcatiOn-L. NJ
Gates. arrested Saturday fer the theft of two
bottles OF perfumery from Mannheimer Bros.
store. was yesterday sentenced to the work
house for thirty days. Gates ple11ed that
he was somewhat under the influence OF
liquor. He has a wife and five children Iiv-
ing at SIS West Seventh street. In view of
this fact the original charge Of grand lar
ceny was withdrawn, and he allowed to
plead guilty to petty larceny.
He Jumped on a Trnin-M j. Nc
Govern was fined 81 in the police court yes
terday for jumping on a moving train. The
accused claimed TO be in the employ OF
railroad company and insisted that he was
competent to get on train in Botion with
cut endangeripg his personal safety. The
court, however thought the practice a bad
one. and assessed McGovern as a re-
minder for the observance Of more care in
future.
Drummer Iniured-J. w. Swart, COM
mercal traveller, of Minneapolis, who repre-
sents the Lyman Oil company throughout the
Northwest, IS at Fargo. helpless from
paralytic stroke. He is at the Webster hotel
and appears to be in a serious condition.
Swart had to to catch a train at one
of the smaller towns in the western part of
he state a few days ago, and the paralysis,
no doubt, was caused by the over-exertion.
Lived Here Long AgO-M. L. Potter.
of Philadelphia. in the city yesterday.
Mr. Potter was for years a resident of St.
Paul during the early day. He was mem
Der of the water board with c.. D. Gilfllan
for couple of terms, and was quite prom
inent locally. OF late years he has resided
IN the East. He is largely interested in
Birmingham, Ala, and owns considerable
Seventh street property here. He is on a
short business trip through the West
Verdict in Church Case-In the case
of Josephine Church against the Church
Ccmentico company, the jury returned YER
dict for the plaintiff yesterday in the sum
OF S9442S The plaintiff sued claim for
wages assigned to her by her husband
Water for Mill City-City Engineer
Cappeen announces that water will surely
be turned for the supply of Minneapolis
from the new reservoir this afternoon. The
repairs will all have been made by that time
and it is not expected that a shutdown will
again be necessary at least not in the near
future.
Lost Il Hand-B. Olsen, an employe Of
the Consolidated "E" flour mill. Mime
apolis, had his right hand crushed in a roller
yesterday morning. The member so
badly injured that amputation was necessary
Phi Kappa Psi HOp-The Phi Kappa
Psi men at the state university have issued
Invitations for their annual hop. to be given
at the West hotel, in Minneapolis, on Feb
81 This will be the only large fraternity party
of the year and is looked forward to with
much pleasure by the Phi Psi girls of the two
cities. Many visitors are expected from the
outside.
Greek BanqUet-The annual banquet of
the Phi Kappa Psi college fraternity alumni
will be given Feb. at the home of the &C
tive chapter, 500 Washington avenue south
east in Minneapolis. The announcements have
been issued and sent to all alumni in both
Minneapolis and st. Paul, as well as alumni
throughout the state