The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-20

Given an Office Chair-J w Helm
was agreeably surprised at his place OF bust
ness, 40 East Third street on Friday even
Ing by the gathering Of about two score OF
his numerous friends. the occasion being the
presentation Of elegant office chair and
settee. The presentation speech was made by
III. f. Logan. Other remarks made by
f. J. Huber. Robert Peterson, A. Weinholzer
and several Others each wishing Mr.. Helm
every success. after which the gathering re-
paired to Frank G. Huber's cafe and par
took of refreshments prepared for them.
His Show Days Ended-Walter Stew
art one of the best known freaks in the
country. died at the Barge block in Mime
apolis Friday night from a cancer OF the
stomach. He was IS years old and leaves
wife and three children. The remains
Will be inferred at Ashland. n. H. He was
born without legs or hands. yet he
skilifu wood carver and surprised museum
audiences in almost every city in civilized
countries.
Street Railway Offices The Mime
apos Street Railway company is having
plans prepared for Offices warehouse and car
house to he erected this spring at Thirty
first street and Nicollet avenue. The ground
Is 175x350. and the buildings will occupy near
ly the entire space. 1t will be three Stories
with gravel roof brick. mill construction.
The work will be done mostly by day labor.
burglars Held for TriuI-Henry w
Peasley and George West the men arrested
In the act of burglariZng a room Friday,
were arraigned in the police court at Mime
apois yesterday morning, charged with bur-
glary in the second degree. Alfred Anderson
being the complainant. Their examination
was set for Feb. "a. pending which they
held in $500 bail each.
Stole the TOOIs-Thieves broke into the
unfinished residence at Blaisdell and Frank
lin avenues Minneapolis Friday night and
made off with carpenter tools valued at
several hundred dollars. The property be
longed to Gus Granburg. John Gustafson. AL
fred Larsen. Thomas Bronness, John Diedrich
and A Moberg. The case was reported to
the police.
HOys Have Bcen on Probation-The
charge OF larceny which has been pending in
the st. Paul police court for several months
against Leo Gerlach and Tony Lachinsky was
yesterday dismissed. The accused are young
boys arrested for the alleged theft OF lead
pipe from unoccupied dwelling Unit
versty avenue. They have been on proba-
ton since their arrest.
HoIzapfeI Got IL Permit - Valentine
who was arrested on the charge OF selling
liquor without a license, was discharged in
the municipal court yesterday upon motion
of the county attorney. 1t stated that
the accused had procured a license.
Two Women His Accusers-John Tin
nell. living at SOB Butternut avenue, St. Paul.
had trouble with his wife and Anna NJ.
Blechinger Friday. and yesterday both women
filed complaints against him in the municipal
court. charging assault and battery. The
accused denied the allegations, and was
granted a continuance until Monday.
KorscshOers Exnmined-T'he examina-
ton Of the horseshoers took place yesterday
at the shop OF j. Rowett president of the
state board. SOL Eleventh street south, Min
neapolis and a large number Of the unregis-
tered hOrseshoers were on hand to show their
qualifications for pursuing their vocation in
the city.
Died Across the Sea-Word has just
been received of the recent death of William
s. King, formerly prominent among the stone
masOns of Minneapolis. He died in Aber-
deem. Scotland. Of consumption at the age
of A.. The remains will be inferred in
Aberdeen.
COOpers VIII OrEnBize-The -four bar
rel coopers will hold a mass meeting this
afternoon at 2:3O at Labor temple. Mime
apoIis. and it is expected that between 200
and 800 coopers VIII be in attendance. An
effort will be made to organize a union.
Want HazIitt Removed - Merrlck &
MeTrick. OF Minneapolis have filed a petition
asking for the removal OK Isaac Hazlitt as
assignee of James McNair. the ground
that he is wasting the money of the estate
in useless expenditures.
Democrats to Meet-A public meeting
OF Democrats of the county will be held Feb.
81 at Conservatory hall sos Nicolet avenue.
Minneapolis. to organize a Central Democratic
club preliminary to the opening OF the
paign.
Sc0rched "a Heyyspaper-A blaze start
ed in the office of the Norwegian weekly,
''Nye Normanden." in the Reeve block 40S
Nicoliet avenue. Minneapolis. Friday night.
and before it extinguished had entaiIed
loss OF $500.
Arcnmum Dance-Commercial council.
f. A.. of St Paul. gives a complimentary p
O'Clock dancing party at it's rooms in Elks'
hall Monday evening following regular
meeting which is called early.
Dance After DriIi-Company E. Third
Minnesota infantry. will give informal hop
at their armory. Merriam Park, Monday even
ing after drill.
Judge Kelly to Speak - Judge Kelly
Will deliver an address to the Holy Name
society at st. Mary's hall this evening.
Goes Hack to His Post-Capt Henry