The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-27

A Hartigan, of st. Paul; R. X. Row, of
Toronto, Can; Mrs. B. Ellen Burke and
Miss Helen Burke, of New York and
Miss Burke, of Buffalo.
Mentally NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pyne,
nearly eighty years of age, was taken in
charge by the central station police last
evening because of his mental condition.
He is feeble minded.
Lamp Starts n BIaze-A lamp fell
from a shelf at the home of D. E. Ben
ming, 667 Magnolia street, shortly after
o'clock last evening, causing slight
blaze that called out the fire depart
ment. The damage was slight.
Petition in Bankruptcy-Otto Ger
sting, retail cigar and tobacco dealer
yesterday filed a petition in voluntary
bankruptcy in the federal court. The
liabilities are given at 81, 669 rs and the
assets at $1,537.4S.
SCHNEIDER Pleaded GuiIty-Louis B.
SCHNEIDER accused of striking his sister
in-Iaw, Mrs Emily Czeikowitz during a
family wrangle several weeks ago, plead
ed guilty to the charge of assault and
battery in the police court yesterday.
Sentence was deferred until today.
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Readings From the Vahan-At the
meeting tonight of the st. Paul Theo-
sophical society, Room 537 Endicott ar
cade there will be readings from the
Vahan, including questions on hypnotic
suggestions and agnostic teaching.
Three Committee Meetings The
committee on streets of the board of
aldermen will meet at 4 o'clock this aft
ernoon and the COMMITTEES on claims of
the board at o'clock. The committee
on streets of the assembly will meet at 4
p. m. tomorrow.
Modern WOOdmen Social - Liberty
Camp No. 1904, M W. A, will give an ice
cream social Friday evening, July %, at
5S5 Cedar street, for the benefit of its de-
gree team. Music, refreshments and a
good time is assured to all who may wan
der that way.
Orphan Asylum Pians-The plans for
the new $500 st. Joseph orphan asylum
to be erected on Randolph street, near
Hamline avenue, have been completed.
1t is expected that construction will be-
gin within few weeks. It will be a
three-story building, with two large
wings.
Kennedy Locked Up = Capt. James
Kennedy was arrested yesterday by a
deputy sheriff and locked up at the coun-
ty jail on a warrant sworn out by Ida
Moody, charging him with the larceny of
$40 in bills and small change. The al
legged offense was committed on July "a
COIIided With a Street Cara. J.
Taylor living at 40 Iglehart street, was
slightly injured in a bicycle accident at
Seventh and Wabasha streets last even
ing. He collided with a street car. Mr..
Taylor sustained several scratches about
the face. He was able to proceed home
without assistance.
SIiPka's Condition Worse-The con-
dition of Henry Slipka, the alleged st
Anthony Hill Terror" who was removed
to the county jail from the city hospital
to prevent a possible escape, was such
last evening that a physician was called
to attend him. The prisoner has two
superficial bullet wounds in the right
thigh. DR.. Oddendorf ministered to the
prisoner.
The Battle of BOcue-J. NJ c. john
son, of Company D, Thirteenth Mime
sofa regiment, writes, under date of June
2, letter to friends in this city, which
describes fully the occurrences at Bocue
on the night of April 10. At this time q
detachment of the Thirteenth regiment
was surrounded by the insurgents at
night. 1t was the intention Of the rebels
to slaughter the command to a man.
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Surveying the Lakes = The federal
government is. very active in pushing
the work of surveying the lakes at the
head of the Mississippi and throughout
Northern Minnesota. A surveying party
is now in the field, and another is being
organized to work In the northern coun-
try The object of the surveys is to fur
nish the government with information re-
garding the most desirable points for the
location Of reservoirs.
Remains Not ReOvered-Pasuual Pc
trucci, father of the nine-year-old boy.
Frank Petrucci, who was drowned at the
foot of Eagle street Monday afternoon.
has offered a reward of $25 for the re-
covery Of the boys body Divers have
searched the river bottom in the vicin-
ity Of the drowning, but no trace of the
body could be found. 1t is believed the
body was carried out in the current, and
the parent desires to stimulate the search.
The reward is offered through Chief of
Police Goss.
Two Months at COmO-John O'Connor
was sent to the workhouse for sixty
days yesterday for resisting a police Of
ficer. The offense occurred last May,
when Officer Houska attempted to ar
which several Of OConnor's friends par
tieipated and the officer was worsted. A
week ago O'Connor was found on the
street and arrested.
Crusaders ReceptfOn-Friday even
ing next the Crusaders society will ten
der reception to Torrance F. Naughton,
recently elected president of the c. T. A
union, archdiocese Of st. Paul An ex-
cellent programme, consisting Of vocal
and instrumental numbers, number of
short addresses by prominent men in the
movement throughout the state will be
rendered. Light refreshments will be
served by the ladies of the Sacred Thirst
society.
Claims to BE an OperatOr-A negro
giving the name of Thomas Rollins, with
letters in his possession addressed to D
Williams, was arrested last evening for
entering the house of A. Swanson, Fifth