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

and fish law by exposing and Offering for
sale three black bass. A plea of not guilty
was entered, and the trial set for today.
Hunting u Husband-Mrs Emma Wen
holz Of Glencoe, Mimi, is looking for her
husband, and has asked the aid of the po-
lice in Minneapolis. Wenholz was last heard
OF there, and his wife thinks one Of the IN
known men who have died there this win
ter may have been he.
Triples Its Capitalize Lambert Lum-
Der Company OF Mankato yesterday filed with
the secretary of state an amendment in
creasing its capital stock from $4,000 to
$4,000.
Athenneum Officers-At the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the Mime
apolis Athenaeum yesterday afternoon, the
officers and board Of directors were unani-
mously reelected for the year 1898.
Adventist Meetings - Arrangements
have been made whereby the meetings be-
ing held in the smaller Market hall under
the auspices Of the Seventh Day Adventists
will continue during the present month. They
are held Sunday. Tuesday, Thursday and Fri
day evenings at 7:45 o'clock.
These Young Men Farcd WeII-Her-
man Webber and Thomas Flynn, arrested
overcoat from a hotel the union depot,
were yesterday discharged by Judge Twohy.
The young men were Of good families and
had never been arrested before.
Clerk and Money GOne-Lewis Free
born, formerly a clerk in the employ of
Ticknor & Jaeger. 404 Robert street. is want
ed by the police for the alleged theft of s52.25,
which he is said to have stolen from his en-
Ylln Tiuht NJ Tinlyr
reached his place of business yesterday
morning he found note signed by Freeborn,
in which, it is said, the young man con-
fessed to taking the money and promised to
some time pay it back. Freedom is believed
to have left the city.
Thrown From SuIISy-S. F. Hub
bard, a carrier for the G o e, was injured
in runaway accident on Robert street early
yesterday morning. He was thrown from a
sulky ard painfully bruised about the head.
receiving one bad scalp wound. Hubbard
lives at 7S2 South Robert street.
Ran Away From Home - Thomas
Humphrey, a 16-year- old boy. claiming to
live in Milwaukee, Wis. is being sheltered
at the central police station, pending some
arrangement for his welfare by Truancy Off
Ger Wellington The lad says his father is
a contractor and that he away from home
because he could not get along with his
parent. He does not want to be sent back
to Milwaukee, and requested Mr.. Wellington
to get him employment in this city.
Gable Trains COIIided-Two cable
trains ccllded at the Fourth street terminus
of the Selby avenue line. shortly before
o'clock last evening resulting in consider
able damage to one of the grip cars. The
collision was caused by the slippery condi-
ton of the rails, which caused an east-bound
car to slide over the switch into train ready
for the west trip. Several passengers on
the stationary car were somewhat shaken up,
but no one was injured seriously.
Going TO OmRha-The members of the
Minnesota commission appointed time
ago by Gov. Clough to represent the state
at the Omaha exposition will leave this even
ing over the Omaha road for Omaha. Special
arrangements have been made to receive the
North Star delegation, and the members
during their short stay in the West, expect
to have a thoroughly pleasant visit
OF for ManLnto-A number of the lead
ing Odd Fellows of the Twin Cities, drawn
largely from the Patriarchs Militant. viii
leave for Mankato at o'clock this morn
ing, to participate in the dedication of the
Odd Fellows temple at that place. The dedi-
catory exercises will begin at . p. m. In the
evening there will be reception and ball.
National Guard SuppIics-Adjutant
General Muehlberg, Military Storekeeper
Converse and Quartermaster Hart. of the
brigade staff. yesterday afternoon opened bids
for furnishing the national guard with uni
forms and other needed supplies during the
coming year.
State Boiler InspectOrs-The annual
meeting of the state board of boiler inspec-
tors will be held at the capitol Wednesday
Feb. g. The annual reports of the inspec-
tors will then be filed. officers elected and
rules adopted for the ensuing year.
Demonstration for BARRIERS The
rooms of the Commercial club have been
rendered to the State BARRIERS association for
the evening of the 18th. There is then to
be a medical demonstration for the instruc-
ton of BARRIERS.
McNamec Is ChOsen-The International
Typographical union executive board has
chosen r. S. McNamee organizer Of the Tenth
Typogra phcal union district. to succeed
Harry Franklin. The district embraces the
Dakotas Minnesota and Manitoba.
Entertainment by the Deaf A
unique entertainment will be given at ST.
Marys hall. Ninth and Locust streets. to-
night. under the auspices of st. Marys Deaf
society. There will be addresses in the sign
language by Rev. Thomas j. Gibbons. Thorn
as Sheridan and Albert Ekberg and an inter
esting musical programme by local talent
will follow.
Escaped the Flames-L. s. Donaldson
received telegram yesterday from E. c. La
Bau one of the Minneapolis Glass Block buy
ers, that he was in the Cloversvlle n. V
hotel fire. but that he was safe and unhurt
COnsumptiOn's WOrIS-Ferris jour- a
single man, about 81 years of age, died yes
terday at the city hospital in Minneapolis.
He had been sick for some time with con-
sumption and several days ago taken to
the hospital. He resided in the Assyrian set
Element in Northeast Minneapolis.