The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-05


OF City Physician Ancker for January shows
that 21 persons were treated at the CITY
hospital during the month; admitted, 1877;
norm in the hospital, /; discharged. IS; died,
II; number Of inmates Feb. !, ISL.
Ar" Charged With Larceny-Annie
Brown and Caddie Steele. two colored wom-
en-. were before Judge Twohy yesterday,
charged With larceny. The complaining wit
ness. John Anderson, from Saltwater. visit
ed them Thursday night and claims to have
been touched" for s16 in cash. The case
Will be heard this morning.
Lost 81 Tooth and n VA welI-dressed
youth visited the dental parlors of E. B.
Hause in the Geymania bank building yes
terday morning. While the dentist was ex-
tractng a tooth for 4 lady patient, the young
man extracted 50 bill from the patient
purse and departed. The police were given
description of the young man.
Anderson Has Decisions Charlie,
Anderson. widower. 43 years OF age, was
adludsed insane in the probate court yester-
DAY and committed 10 the Rochester asylum
Mr. Anderson is laboring under two disturb
Ing decisions. He imagines that Queen Vic
toria wants him to abruptly end his existence
and that Gcd has told him to cease eating.
One Case of Diphthcria-Diphthe at
2S5 Ravoux street was reported to the health
office yesterday.
Raymond Wants n JaiI-Raymond
kandiyckj county supervisors have written
To Secretary Hart, of the state board of
corrections and charities. asking for advice
in regard to building a new jail
Teachers Meet This ATorning-A gen.
eral meeting Of the teachers in the city
schools will be held this forenoon at 10
o'clock in the assembly hall of the Central
high school. Miss Eva L. Kellogg will ad-
dress them on Beauty and Education"
Last Seymour Lecture-Charles w.
Seymour yesterday finished his series of
lectures given under the auspices of the
st. Paul Teachers association with an inter
esting discussion Of the career of Thomas a
Beckett.
Added to the state Library-The
Minnesota Historical society has received the
following: By purchase: Hugh Scott and HIS
Descendants; Henry Adams of Braintree.
Mass. and His Descendants; also John
Adams. OF Cambridge. 1852 to 1887; Gazetteer
Of Connecticut and Rhode Island. 1919;
Simms Life of Capt John Smith 1854;
Captivity and Deliveranca OF John Williams
1867: Newfoundland and It's Missionaries
Rev. VIM. Wilson, 1866: The Lenape Stone
II. c. Mercer; The Antiquity of Man, J. P.
MacLean; The Land of the Pueblos. Sarah
Z. Wallace: The Arancanians, E. r. Smith
Ancient Man in America Frederick Larkin;
Guatemala, VIM. T. Brigham; The Interna-
tional Congress OF Anthropology, 1894; A
Study of Prehistoric Anthropology by Thos.
Wilson: Bridging of the Mississippi Between
St Paul and St Louis, by Gen. C. X. War
rem. 1878: Lncoln-Douglas Debates; A Trip to
Alaska by CsOr0a U-arfrl,ar- Lives If TiIdau
and Hendricks; J. 3. Warnings Monuments
and Ornaments OF Remote Ages The Diller
Family. By gift: D. S. Hall, White Earth.
two Indian dolls.
Woman On n Jury-Mrs. y. E. Pars-
low is the second woman IN Hennepin county
to draw pay IS a juror from the county.
She was summoned to appear in attendance
upon court to do jury duty, through a mis-
take. the supposition that she was not
woman. judging from her name and her
property holdings. She had come to Mime
ap0lis from Hassan, however, and so she
was entitled to mileage. Therefore, the
county treasurer paid her 81 upon the
tlhcate Of the clerk after Judge MCGEE ex-
cused her.
For Convenience snke-The George
& Cole Manufacturing company, of Jordan,
MINI. are looking for a suitable site in Min
neapOiIS for the erection of a plant Their
plant at Jordan was destroyed By fire last
Wednesday and. as the MILFORD Manufactur-
ing company, of MiIM polls has had all it's
machinery manufactured there, the George
& Cole firm have decided that it viii be
better business arrangement to rebuild in the
same town with the Milford company than
operate a plant and manufacture machinery
thirty miles away from where the business
is done.
First Sermon T0mOrroy-Rev John
Sinclair will begin his work in the First
Presbyterian church tomorrow forenoon and
will preach morning and evening. Meetings
will be held next week every evening, except
Saturday. at 80 The subjects will be:
Monday. Prayer Tuesday. The Word"
Wednesday. The Holy Spirit" Thursday.
The Way of Salvation" Friday The Mis-
stonary Call" Mr.. Sinclair and the mem
bers Of the Christian Endeavor society will
lead the meetings, and everybody will have
an opportunity of taking part.
Cut His Fees IN Tyvo-John w Arc
lander has filed his papers in the appeal to
the supreme court, from the allowance of
attorney fee in the case of Olson against the
State bank, Of Minneapolis. The court cut
the bill of the attorney % per cent, to which
the particular amounts reduced. This was
furnished and the appeal taken. An appeal
TO the supreme court is somewhat of a novel
ty in the allowance of fees, as it is generally