The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-18
THE TWIN CITIES.

Scarlet fever was reported at the health
Office yesterday as existing at 76S East Fourth
street
Lieut. Robert E. Peary. the Arctic explor-
over hail.
A meeting of the Jennings Cooperative
association will be held this evening at s, in
room 213. Drake building.
Officer Pete Carroll yesterday secured a
five days leave of absence, and left last
night for Milwaukee, VS..
Gen. Sibley circle Ladies of the G. A. r..
will inset with its president, Mrs. E. F. Jones.
~ Pleasant avenue. this evening.
P. \. sequin. the once Catholic clergy
man. has closed his lectures at the West side
opera house. Business wasn't good.
A term of the United States courts will
open Tuesday at Fergus Falls, with Judge
John E. Garland of the South Dakota DIS
:r.ct. on the bench.
j. D. Bond, assistant superintendent of
schools. returned to his desk yesterday after
an absence of week. He was called East
by the death Of relative.
R. e. Cobb yesterday took out permit
for repairs to cold storage plant in his
The estimated cost is given at $1,000.
An oratorical contest will take place this
evening at he First German NJ. f. church be-
tween the students of ST. Paul's college. Four
of the Orations will be in the Engl sh Ian
guage and three in German.
State Treasurer Koerner received for the
first fifteen days of March $3.50 as fees from
Berg. OF this amount, S525 was paid in by
the Mississippi Valley Telephone company.
Peter DAILY, accused of stealing shingles
from Farrells lumber yard al Fifth and Pine
streets, was arraigned in the police court
YESTERDAY. The case was continued unit: TO-
day. The theft Of three bundles of shingles,
valued at $1.4S. is alleged.
-Fiauc.s D. Moulton fled summons and
complaint with the clerk of the court in
Minneapolis yesterday afternoon commencing
suit aga INST the Warehouse and Builders
Supply company to compel the payment of
800.
The contract for the device to be placed
In Salbv avenue hill has been placed by the
city railway company. The contractors are
the Sessions Foundry company, of Bristol
Conn This company put in the device used
at Providence, r. l.
Alfred Fenes a laborer, was arrested by
Officer Peterson last evening on the charge
of larceny. The accused is alleged to have
stolen hand mirror from John Vierige. of
222 East Seventh street. He will be arraign-
81 in the municipal court today
-p:'ron Sutherland has been appointed re-
ceiver of the Peoples Savings and Loan as
ISOLATION, of Minneapolis, in place of James
II. Bishop, removed. He has filed his bond
in the sum Of $4,000. with the Fidelity and
Deposit company, of Maryland as surety.
Charles Baker former master workman
and ex-treasurer of West Side Lodge No &c.
a. o L. w.. died at St. Joseph's hospital
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Baker buried
from his former residence, Il West Winifred
street. yesterday afternoon.
Master in Charcery Abbott heard the
testimony in the case of the Val B,atz Brew
ing company against Jacob Barge ct al. yes
terday afternoon in Minneapolis. The case
involves a mortgage made to the brewing
company by Mr.. Barge on the Barge block
The master in chancerys report will be filed
in about two weeks.
The party of ffty-two farmers from Star
buck. Mimi. and vicinity yesterday visited
the New Brighton and South st. Paul stock
yards. They were surprised at the extensive
facilities them
selves as well pleased with their visit. They
will devote today and Saturday to making
Purchases returning home Saturday night.
Meat Inspector Jansen, of the heaNh de-
partment yesterday killed thirty-three sheep
at the Minnesota Transfer. The animals were
a part of consignment of ninety-four which
were ready to be shipped out of town several
weeks ago, but were stopped by the United
States inspector. The animals dispatched by
the city health officer were afflicted with
scab.