The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-22

the police court yesterday. The case was
continued to Sept. l.
| Like a PrOhibitiOnist - Senator
| Chauncey M. Depew Talks Like a Pro-
| hibitionist'' was the subject of the paper
read at the Central Prohibition club meet
ing 4ast night at headquarters.
Cases Were COntinued-William Fla
| herty and Austin Hoban, charged with
the larceny of two comets from the Min
nesota State band, were arraigned in the
| police court yesterday and their cases
continued to Wednesday.
Druids' Anniversary-Next Sunday,
Aug. 27, Minnesota Grove No. l, Order
of Druids, will celebrate it's forty-third
anniversary with a picnic at Bald Eagle
lake. Trains leave union depot at 9:O5
a. m. and 2:15 p. M, returning at 0:O1
and S:27 p. m.
Broke His Arm-Nickfe Lynch, twelve
years old, residing with his parents at
"a Dayton avenue, was riding in wagon
| along the Mendoza river road late Satur-
day afternoon. He fell from the wagon
and broke his left arm.
For Company E-The friends of Com
pany E. Thirteenth Minnesota, meet at
the armory Wednesday evening to ar
| range for a reunion of this company
upon its return. All interested are. cor
daily invited to be present.
COnnOr Is RecOvering-Frank Con-
nor who was injured by a fall in the
federal building Saturday, is recovering
at St Joseph's hospital. An examination
by the physicians showed that there had
! inf n
Special Term Supreme Court - Ac-
| cording to an agreement a special term
of the supreme court will be held today
for the purpose of hearing motions and
| arguments in such cases as may be
brought before the court. Nothing of
special Importance is anticipated -
Benefit SOciaI-At the lawn social to
be given Wednesday evening at SOB East
Seventh street Prof. Gusten Jungren will
| give the Edison moving pictures and
| stereopticon views on the late war and
| other subjects. The social is for the
benefit of Liberty lodge, I. o. of G. T.
Found in Pawn ShOp-A violin
stolen from the residence Of William
Kenehan, 1896 Aurora avenue, was found
by Detective Halloweu in a Seventh
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ment was valued at SIS, and had been
sold for 81.
Sunday School Picnic-The Sunday
| school of the English Lutheran Church
| of TIE Redeemer will have its annual
picnic at Minnehaha Falls tomorrow. A
special car will leave the church. Lafay-
cite and Woodward avenue, at $3.50 a.
m. All friends are invited.
Schamber Held as Witness - The
charge Of highway robbery against Geo.
! Smith and Joseph Kennedy was contin-
| Ued in the police court yesterday to this
| morning. Julius Schamber, whose watch
! 1t is alleged the prisoners secured is
! held as a witness against them, and has
! $40 deposited as bail.
Two Want Guardians : William S.
| Jensen yesterday filed a petition in the
probate court to be. appointed guardian
Of Ingeborg Hanson, who is. seventy years
| old and in feeble health. Another pc
| tltton was filed by GustaYe Funk, nine
! teen-yedr-old lad, who desired the ap-
| pOintment of Anna Funk as his guardian
VIII Keep the Peace-A double quar-
tette of West side youths arrested for
enjoying themselves Sunday in drinking
! beer on a lot on Isabel street, signed a
! bond to keep the peace in the police court
yesterday and were discharged The
| party responded to the names Of John
Ballester, John Gillen, Henry Rau, Vic
tor Ryberg, John Kegel, George Mabin
| Charles Kegel and Frank Zonce.
Now in Refreat-The pastors Of the
! Catholic Archdiocese of ST Paul went
into their annual retreat yesterday at
! st. Paul seminary. The number Of
priests who have been able to leave their
| pastOrates and attend the retreat is 165
! The retreat will continue one week, and
| is under the spiritual direction of Rev
| T. Mullane, a RedempHonist father from
| New Orleans. .--.
Two interpretations Granted = The
! New Amsterdam Casualty company, Of
| New York, was yesterday granted by
! the state insurance Commissioner a IL
| cense to transact accident and employees
liability business in this state The Ma
! tiOnal Fire Assurance company, of Dub
lin, Ireland, was also admitted to do
| business in Minnesota. The latter is in
cOrpOrated in Massachusetts with a cap
| ital of 5000 600.
Hop mt WiIdwOOd-Tomorro night.
| a Wildwood, the Twin City Mandolin
! cIup Will give a concert and will also
| provide a dance programme for the third
| Of the free informal hops. These Wednes-
day night affairs are largely patronized,
not only by the city folks, but they also
| draw largely from the surrounding points
on the lake. Profs. Snyder and Swanson
promise a most enjoyable dance and
| music programme
| FOLLOWS AN ACCIDENT,