The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-10

Examiner Pope yesterday issued GER
tidcate OF authority to the State Bank
,sOf Wheaton, capital stock $4,000.
Trolley Party to 'Haha - A trolley
party to Minnehaha Falls and Lake Har-
riet ARA q ed by the flower guild of the
Peoples church, will leave Seven corners
at 4:30 this afternoon.
officer Hughes Still DisabIed-Pa-
trolman Hughes is still laid up as re-
,sult of the assault upon him Saturday
evening. Five scalp wounds and severe
bruises testify to rough handling.
For Rice school Fund-An enter
-tainment by the pupils of the Edmund
Rice school for the library and picture
fund will be given this evening at Cen
trail high school assembly hall
Let Her Husband GO-The case of
Mrs. Moritz Everson against her hus-
band was dismissed in the police court
yesterday, the woman refusing TO prose-
cute. Everson was held on the charge
of assault and battery preferred by his
wife.
LOOphOIe for JOhnsOn-Emil john
son. arrested for assaulting his sister-tn-
law, Annie Olson, will escape punishment
for the reason that the complaint sworn
out by his wife cannot stand, and the
injured woman refuses to draw up
new one.
Could Not Find the BurgIars-Mrs,
Burton 452 Rondo street, yesterday re-
ported to the police that on the previous
evening two men tried to enter her house
by prying open a window. Officers from
the Rondo street station could find no
trace Of the shady visitors.
May Reduce Its StOck-C. w. Ran
som, of Albert Lea, was yesterday
granted by Insurance Commissioner
-O'Shaughnessy authority to reduce the
capital stock of the Consolidated Fire
and Marine Insurance company, of AL
bert Lea, from $12l,CQ0 to 100000.
Broke His Arm While Cycling - A
painful accident was sustained by Ken
non, the ten-year-old son of Val j.
Rothschild. who fell from a bicycle near
his home, 756 Paramount avenue. His
left arm was fractured near the elbow
and his chin was badly cut. DR.. Her
bert Davis attended to the boys wounds.
First Curfew Arrests-The first ar
rests under the new curfew ordinance
l. were Ildu0 1nuISOSy I4ASAl OS OAAASSA
Tschida in taking into custody B. San
deroski and H. Horowitz, two boys of
twelve years each. They were found
wandering about the streets, and refused
to go home when accosted by the officer.
Judge Hine gave them q severe lecture
and allowed them to go. The court gave
notice that in future such cases will not
be treated lenienuy.
VIII Buy and Sell Grain-The Nan
sen Grain company, capital stock $4,000.
filed articles Of incorporation yesterday
with the secretary of state. The incor-
poratOrs are Hans Braun, of Maynard;
Peter A. Retrum, of Dawson, and Syver
. Christopherson, of Dawson.
Great Linguist Dead-Henry Schmitt,
who was born in Germany in 1884, and
for the past nine years has been en-
i~ployed by E. Albrecht & Son, died June
IS at 30S West University avenue. The
funeral will take place Sunday from
Jacob Rockstreh's undertaking rooms, PIG
East Seventh street. Mr.. Schmitt was a
linguist of a great deal of ability, and
-spOke and wrote almost every language
sOf the civilized world. = =
! Acker Post Meeting - The regular
meeting of Acker post will be held to-
Enight at o'clock. Final arrangements
will be made for the service which will
i be held on Sunday, at p. M, in the post
zhall, In memory of comrades deceased
during the past year. Addresses will be
smade by Comrades Doran. -McCardy and
brother Emery. Special music by a