The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-22

Gates, of the state board of corrections and
| charities, expects to leave Saturday night
| for New York with CanarI Vincent, the
| Italian who IS in the Fergus Falls hospital
| sick with typhoid fever. The man came from
Italy but eight months ago, and will be
deDorted.
! Caught ShopIiftinG-A comely young
woman, giving the name Of Mary Jones was
! caught at the Glass Block. Minneapolis, yes
! terday with cloak in her possession which
! was supposed to have been stolen. Its value
| is placed at $t4- Officers George Johnson and
! Sinclair locked the woman up at the central
station upon the charge OF larceny.
| Her Manifestations End-Miss Elizabeth
D. Bennett, nurse at the Maternity hospital.
| Minneapolis, passed away at the hospital last
| Saturday after a long and painful Illness.
! She efficient nurse and much liked.
| The funeral services will be held this after
noon at Johnson & Lands. 614 Nocollet ave-
nue.
Jennings Association NcetinE-There
| Will be meeting of the Jennings Co-Opera-
| tive association Friday night in room 202,
| Drake block, st. Paul. All members are urg-
| ed to be present. as number Of important
matters viii come up.
Merriam Park Lectures-Dr Robert
Mcintyre who was TO have lectUred at Mer-
Ram Park on Thursday evening, has had TO
cancel his engagement owing to sickness. He
will appear later in the season. George
| KEENAN, is announced for March 4.
! City Clerk Injured-City Clerk L. A.
| Lydiard OF Minneapolis. is confined to his
room at 704 East Fourteenth street, by in
turies received by slipping on Nicollet ave-
nue. one day last week. He wrenched serious
Iy the muscles OF his back. He will not be
! out for some days.
Trio Held for Trial = James Murray,
William Stock and Frank Sullivan. the trio
| charged with breaking into the City Union
mission at Minneapolis and stealing blankets.
! were arraigned in the police court yesterday
morning. All waived examination and were
held to the grand jury in $500 bail.
Shot Pet Dog-Police Of1cer Pat Hayes
yesterday shot and killed pet mongrel dog
belonging to Miss Kiilen, $50 Thomas street,
st. Paul. The dog IS said to have been
vicious and dangerous. warrant was issued,
but not served. as Miss Killen agreed
to allow the dog to be shot.
New Hospital Open-The formal open
ing OF the new Minneapolis Swedish hospital.
on Ninth street south, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth avenues, will occur this after
noon and evening between the hours OF and
5 and and 9 p. m.
Requiem Anniversary Mass - Today
| Is the anniversary of the death OF Archbishop
Thomas l.. Grace. A requiem anniversary
mass will be celebrated at the st. Paul
cathedral at 10 o'clock.
Gone to Take Testimony Attorney
w. For
the purpose of taking testimony in the Du-
luth & Iron Range case. He will be away
about two weeks.
Resigned n Lieutennncy Adjutant
General Nuremberg has accepted the resigna-
ton OF Second Lieut.. F. C. Clark, OF Com
pany F, First regiment, located at Mime
apolis Lieut.. Clark resigned on account OF
| Ill health
More Travel Than Ever-The st. Paul
& SUBURBAN railway is hauling more passen-
gers between the harvester works and St.
Paul these days than was ever known before
Recovered from Typhoid = County
Commissioner KeIlermann, OF st. Paul, is out
after a three weeks siege with typhoid
pneumonia.
Conta gfOus DIseases-Scarlet fever was
yesterday reported at the health office exist
ing at 749 York 1874 Woodbridge and 90S
Woodbridge streets. St Paul
Boiler inspectors AnnuaI-The an
nual meeting of the state board of boiler
inspectors will be held in the office Of Inspec-
tor Zelch at the capitol Wednesday morning.
Employing Many Men-Four hundred
and fifty men are employed at the Walter A
Wood harvester works.