The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-12


ing disturbance and fighting at Fairfield
yesterday and told their troubles. The Bon.
session brothers were each fined S. and
Bousiliman was allowed to go, the charge
against him being dismissed.
To Form q Camera Cuba meeting
of st. Paul amateur photographers will be
held Tuesday evening at the Albion to con-
slider the ACCESSIBILITY of organizing a camera
club
To Test the Sentiment-Market gar
deners, produce raisers and florists have been
called upon to attend meeting this after
noon at o'clock at Market hall to vote on
location of the proposed new market.
Over Century Old-The executive
council of the State Historical society will
meet Monday evening at the capitol. After
the business session. Mai James o. Pierce,
of Minneapolis. will read a paper on Some
Legacies of the Ordinance of 1887" The
meeting will be open to the public.
Robert Street Transfer-James Doran
yesterday recorded the transfer to Michael
Dofan of part Of lots and g. block H. be-
ing improved property, with 25-foot frontage
on Robert street. on the cast side of the
otIeet, DelWeen flItn ana SlXtn streets. Inc
consideration was $11 900.
I'll. c. McNair's Mother Dead-News
came from Pass Christian, Miss, yesterday
CT the death at that place of Mrs. C. j. Nc
Nair, mother of H. C. McNair, of this city
Mrs. McNair was II years old. The remains
will be inferred at St. Louis.
Anniversary Celebrated = Koenigin
Louise lodge celebrated it's sixth anniversary
at Union hall, West side last night with q
calico party. Admission was by invitation
Supper was served during the evening and
the arrangements were in charge of Mrs R.
Rebholtz and Mrs. Louis Peter
Mrs. Smith VIII AppeaEMary H.
Smith will appeal her case against her hus-
band from the district court, and Judge Jag
gard yesterday granted an order to settle
the case. The matter concerns the question
of alimony, which Smith. who Is separated
from his wife, had been paying for years I'M
til relieved in the district court The case
originally came up in an action begun by
Mrs. Smith to recover the alimony in arrears
Alcohol In Biscuits-The Fifth Ward
Prohibition club had a large attendance at
It's meeting Tuesday evening at the residence
of Mrs. Holden. 1865 West Seventh street
One of the papers read showed how a large
factory at Chicago Is producing a CONNECTION
biscuit strongly permeated with alcohol, and
which Is sold by the trade to school chill
dren, thus creating appetites for strong
drink from an unsupported source.
Guardian Makes His Report-Cyrus
l.. Eaton yesterday filed in probate court his
report guardian of Alfred E. Hayward and
ILVSter Il no
ing is accompanied by the report for the
guardianship of his deceased wife, Florence
n. Eaton. mother of the children and their
hrst guardian. The account shows the estate
to consist of $3614.22 in cash and a $500 mort
gage on good security
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Sweeping Bids HigherlThe board of
public works spent all day yesterday opening
bids for the sweeping Of the asphalt streets
The streets are divided into fifty districts and
many Of the 125 bidders bid on a large num-
Der OF the districts, making something over
1000 bids to be considered by the board All
the bids received from % to so per cent
higher than for the same work last gear
The bids for gathering the material collected
Dy the swee2ers were also higher than last
year. ranging from $3.50 to s24 this year
and SLID to SIS a year ago.
Engine Tested Again-The St. Paul
fire department yesterday submitted the new
Waterous engine. recently purchased by the
fire board to severe test The steamer was
attached to the .hydrant at the corner of
Tenth and Minnesota streets and two streams
thrown into heyacant lot across from the
high school building for over an hour A
heavy pressure Of steam was carried for the
1uil time. throwing two streams $50 feet dis
tant Inc engine was manufactured in every
detail in St. Paul and cost Sc. OOO.