The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-23

Variety Actors Marry Mrs. Lizzie
Harlow, of Suffolk county, Massachusetts,
and George Scambler, of Louisville, KY,
two variety people, were married yester-
day by Court Commissioner Gallick at
his Office.
Central Prohibition CIub-The Cen
. trail Prohibition club met last night at
prohibition headquarters. a brief but
vigorous paper on The Empty Jails in
Fifty-five Prohibition Counties" was
read.
Glad to Get HOme-Arthur Blees, the
thirteen-year-old son of Peter Blees. of
East Tenth street, who ran away from
home couple of weeks ago, has re-
turned. He has been playing the part of
q tramp.
Memorial Exercises-The school au-
thoritics have decided to hold the memoir
ial exercises in the schools Friday in
stead of Monday. and have left the ar
rangement of hours for the exercises in
the various schools to the principals and
the G.. A R. committee.
knights TempIars' Outing - The
Knights Templars will spend Wednesday
next in an excursion to Taylor'S Falls,
the Interstate park and Dalles of the St.
Croix. A large party will go from St.
Paul. and elaborate plans have been laid
for the days entertainment.
Dog LIcenses-The city clerk has is
sued to date 451 dog licenses. All but
eighteen of the licenses were for male
dogs The licenses for the $500 other
CANNES were taken out after Aug. /,
1898, and do not become due and payable
this year until after that date.
Top Buggy StOIen-Mahle & Sutmar,
carriage manufacturers at Eighth and
Olive streets, reported to the police yes
''terday that a top buggy had been stolen
from in front of their place of business
Sunday night. Two men were seen to
tie the vehicle to another buggy and drive
away.
sunday ExcursiOn-The Glover Leaf
Tourist club will give a river excursion
next Sunday on the Henrietta. The ex-
cUrSionistS will leave at 10 a. M, return
ing at 10, p. m. The trip will be down
the river and up the St. Croix river to
st. CroiX lake and landings will be made
at South St Paul and Hastings.
sprInLIinG Judgments - The city
treasurer will sell, May %, sprinkling
Judgments against 1000 descriptions of
property for delinquent sprinkling as
sessments. The amount due is about
$1,000. and the property to be sold is in
the First, Third, Tenth and Eleventh
wards and the asphalt paved district in
the business part of the city.
His LGSSes Worried Him-The exam
nation of Herbert L. Phillips, of 9s1
Hague street, on an information of in
sanity filed against him by his wife, was
commenced yesterday In probate court,
and was continued until today. Phillips
was formerly a clerk in the Commercial
bank. and lost his position and money in
the failure. 1t is alleged that he threat
ened his wife and children with re-
yOlver. az
b.. Given Some Advfce-Otto Sauer, erst-
while candidate for sheriff on Henry
Fuller's ticket last fall, was a prisoner
before Judge Orr yesterday on the
charge of larceny. He gave the name
OF Tom Jones. Sauer was arrested by
Nlghtwatchman Shovel, of the court
house. The Waterman claimed to have
seen Sauer take two newspapers from
the custodian's Office. After Judge Orr
had administered a few words. of advice
the complaint against Sauer was dis
missed.
Kitten by a DOg;-Tda Blosser, a six
year-oid girl living at 81 Banfil street,
was bitten in the lower lip last evening
by a dog belonging to A. Homer. Of
.ficer Houska demanded the dog of the
owner, who refused to give the animal.
up. The Blosser family occupies the up
stairs at the above address, while HoT-
mer lives down stairs. The girl was not
severely bitten, and she jumped back
just as the dog sprang at her
To Serve as PaIIbearers-The- fol-
lowing pallbearers have been selected
for the funeral of the late Patrick Pow
ers. father of County Commissioner Pow
ers. who died at his home at Lake Jo-
hanna Sunday: Sheriff John WAGNER.
Joshua Robinson, John ONeiI, Charles
Perry, John Fox, Thomas Ryan, John
Walsh and John Farrell. The funeral
will take place from the late residence of
the deceased at 8 a. m. tomorrow morn
ing and the services will be held at ST.
Nincent's church at 10 a. m.