The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-09
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Der OF the creditors of the Vienna cafe, Min
heapolls, have petitioned the district cour
LOT the removal OF S. II. Wright assignee
ana for the appointment Of John H Robert
Son In his stead. The petition claims tha
Joseph Lautner. Ignatius Usevich and Ottt
peterson were the co-partners in such bust
ness. and that they have withheld some O.
eneT individual property from the assign
nent 1t is also claimed that Wright +
wholly unacQuainted with the duties OF I
receiver according to law. and will not b,
able to perform the duties There IS a com
piatnt about the attorney for the assignee
1eSse Van Valkenberg. and the claim is mad,
THAT he was attorney for one of the pre-
ferred creditors. and will not be impartial ii
his advice to the assignee
Trask Obsequies-The funeral OF Chas
frask was held from his home. 50 Nortf
, A"eltth street. Minneapolis. Tuesday. at 2:3t
p. N. The ceremonies were elegantly carried
out and large company Of nourners wa.
present The funeral was the largest a
Lakewood for several months Rev NJ D
Shutter preached the obituary sermon anC
SPOKE feellngly Of the deceased reviewing
MS life from the time ne entered in lowly
position at the hotel. progressing rapidly In
70 responsible positions. until he arrived a
the office OF clerk.
Paralysis of the acknowledgements W
Boutwell,. who has been a resident Of Elk
celsior since 1894, died yesterday morning Of
paralysis Of the brain. Mr.. Boutwell, was
born in Ohio. but spent the years from 1Se.
{ TO 1894 In Illinois. where he was interested
In stock raising. He was a member OF the
illinois legislature in the house of 1S69-7G
HIS removal to Minnesota three years age
was for the purpose of improving his health
Inc remains will be taken to Clay City Ill
where nis wife and two reside The
lnterment will take place Friday.
New Gopher EdItors-The annual cleo.
ton Of the board of editors OF the MInnesota
Gopher occurred yesterday afternoon. al
the state university. Minneapolis. and Tho
following students were elected: Fraternlt,
MEMBERSHIPS Mabel Stone. Kappa Kappa
Gamma; Miss Mary Gerhart, Alpha Phi Pau
Faude Beta Theta Pi; E. Mason Prouty. CHI
Psi; Norris Stratton. Psi Epsilon Barbs-
w. Browne. J. II. Nicol. J. Nye c. Benham
3 H. Spaulding. Miss Clara Thomas. Miss
Belle Thomas. Miss Fannie Sawyer.
Used Sharp Knives-A stabbing affair
took place at Plymouth avenue and Second
street. Minneapolis. Monday night which re-
suited in injury to two men Edward Kruser
and Sam Anderson. Anderson and his ccm-
panion. Charles Anderson were arraigned
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Kruser, who is at the city hospital. Trial was
set for next Tuesday. with bail at $500 each
Kruser Is reported to be doing we'll
Plea Of Insanfty-A plea OF insanity is
the defense offered in the case brought by
c. W. Woodhouse before Judge Lancaster
Of the district court Minneapolis. for the
ejectment OF Mary Brown and her husband
Cyrus w. Brown. from their home. under
foreclosure proceedings. The defendant
Mary C. Brown. claims that at the time OF
the signing OF the mortgage her husband was
insane and unable to appreciate the conse-
quences Of his act and that, therefore the
mortgage was Illegal.
DiSmisses the Case-Judge Elliott yes
terday morning Issued an order setting aside
a previous order permitting the Crown
Chemical company of Minneapolis, to in
stitute proceedings against the stockholders
of the Bank OF Minneapolis. under the stock
holders liability law. The present order dis
misses the case brought under the title
Crown Chemical company against David NJ.
Clough ct al, and leaves the suit against
the stockholders to be brought by Frank NJ.
Nye, receiver.
New Swedish HOspitaI-It has been
decided to dedicate and open the new Swed-
ish hospital at 1419 Ninth street south, Min
neapols. on Washington's birthday Feb. 2.
The building is rapidly nearing completion
and will be IN shape to receive patients by
that time The deaconesses who will have
charge Of the institution will arrive from
Omaha next week and assist in the work OF
getting ready An inspection Of the hospital
will be made by the executive committee on
Feb. 19
Soldiers Monumental contribution
from the school children in Minneapolis is to
be taken IN the schools next Friday for the
benefit OF the soldiers monument, to be
erected at Lakewood cemetery. The Grand
Army Burial and Monument association has
obtained permission from the school board
to send a circular letter to all the teachers
IN the city. This letter will be read to the
children, and Will explain to them the OBJ
jects of the collection. Envelopes for the
contributions will be distributed and collected
on Lincoln's birthday-next Friday.
Missionary Field Secretary-Dr. Mar
shall. the field secretary OF the Presbyterian
missionary societies. will visit st. Paul this
week and on Friday afternoon a missionary
rally will be held at House OF Hope church
ane one at Dayton Avenue Presbyterian
church in the evening. DR.. Marshall will
be present at both meetings.
Entertained the InspectOr-The Min
nesota Association OF Life Underwriters had
luncheon yesterday at the Commercial club
entertaining DR.. 8. B. Wolfe. inspector OF
agencies, Of the Washington Life Insurance
company. Rukard Hurd is the president
OF the association.
Succeeds Henry Feyden-The cigar
makers have elected Mr.. Geisee, editor Of the
Blue Label Advocate, to fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the resignation Of Henry Feyden
January Fire LOsses-Chiet Jackson,
: Of the fire department, reports that last
month was for st. Paul an unusually severe