The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-17

Says He Is InsOIvent = Charles M
Russell. railway brakeman, filed a pc
tition in bankruptcy. His liabilities are
given as $457, with no assets.
Died of Heart Disease-Thelma An
derson young woman who formerly
lived at Austin, Mimi, died at the city
hospital yesterday from heart disease.
She was taken to the hospital from the
home of friends at 1913 De Soto street
Miss Anderson was twenty-five years of
age. Relatives took charge Of the body.
Twenty Would Be Lawyers The
state board of examiners at law is con-
Quoting an examination of twenty can
didates for admission to the bar in the
senate chamber at the state house. The
examination is being conducted by Pres
ident Southworth, of the state board.
Call to Soldiers of '9S-The commit
tee for Memorial day desire that all re-
Gently discharged soldiers and sailors of
the SpaniSh-American war, living in or
near st. Paul, meet in the Representa-
tive hall, state capitol, at 8 o'clock Sat
urday evening. May 20, to arrange to
participate in the parade and the services
at the Auditorium May 80.
Dog the Source of Trouble The
theft Of a brown spaniel belonging to f.
Seger, living at Eighth and Minnesota
street. was the charge against A C.
Duroscher in the police court yesterday
Seger claims to have seen the accused
with his pet and called Detective Halo
well to make the arrest. The case will
be tried today.
VIII Go to HastinGs-The Woodmen
of the World are planning for a big time
at Hastings tomorrow night, when a
class of forty will be initiated into the
camp at that place Prosperity degree
team of this city will exemplify the work
and after the rites there will be ban
quet and general good time. The ST.
Paul party will go on the train leaving
here at 6:55 p. m. All local lodges are
invited.
Action Was Deferred - Delegations
from the young peoples societies of the
different churches of the city met last
evening in the rooms Of the Young Men 8
Christian association to consider plans
for temperance rally, to be held in the
near future. Owing to the state of the
weather, the attendance was small, and
an adjournment was taken without decid-
ed action. Another meeting will be held.
Still Holding Sargent-Samuel Sar-
gent and L. Godeson, arrested on suspi-
coin OF having stolen piece of silk al
legged to have been found in their pos
session, were arraigned In the municipal
court yesterday on the charge of lar
ceny. Upon motion of the county attor-
ney, Godeson was discharged, while Sar-
gent was held for trial tomorrow There
Is said to be small chance of holding
Sargent, as the police have as yet been
unable to find an owner for the silk.
Delay on Bridge Work-City Enei-
neer Rundlett has written the contractors
who are to reconstruct the Sixth street
bridge that work should be commenced
on the structure at once. The Chicago
Bridge and Iron company has given as
an excuse that it was impossible to Sc
cure the steel from the mills The con-
tract provides that in case there should
be any trouble in securing the steel or
labor troubles the provision as to the
time In which the bridge shall be COM
pleted shall be extended
Another Boy Missing-John Hart. a
thirteen-year-old boy living at 533 Mount
Ida street, failed to return from school
yesterday afternoon, and last evening
the police were requested to institute a
search for him. The boy was large for
MS age, weighing 100 pounds; wore dark
clothes, dark felt hat and Is Of light
complexion