The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-17
CITY n EWS 8
TERSELY TOLD.

VIII Dance Tonight-The Irish Prince
dramatic will give their first annual ball
at Assembly hall tonight.
Held to Grand Jury-Allen P. Hall.
charged with the larceny of jewelry from
Robert Spangenberg, waived examination
in police court yesterday and was held
to the grand jury
February Tax SettIement-The coun-
ty treasurer paid over to the city treas
urer yesterday on the February settle
ment the sum of $225. 66006, being tax re-
ceipts $21S70SI6, and frontage tax.
S695l90.
Insurance Company Admitted-The
London, Liverpool S Globe Fire In
surance company. of New York, were yes
terdaY admitted TO do business In this
state by Insurance Commissioner
O'ShaughneSsy.
Violated the Food Laws-Paul Spell
gel was fined $40 in police court yester-
day for a violation of the state food and
dairy laws. in selling adulterated milk
to his customers. The fine goes into the
state treasury.
Mother Gets Her ChiId-Judge Brill
ordered findings for the plaintiff in the
divorce case of Niyra \. Patten against
John O. Patton. The plaintiff is given
the custody of the child. The case was
heard by the court last week, and has
been under adVisement
Hurt while Driving-D. Tankenof,
OF 2G Kentucky avenue, was injured in
Il collision at the corner of Fourth and
SibleN Yesterday forenoon. He was driv-
ing in a sleigh. when a delivery wagon
driven by Charles Dosch, an employe Of
NJ. Moran. ran into him.
Must Support His Wife-The case of
John Wecker. arrested at the instance of
his wife, Marie Wecker, on the charge Of
non-support, appeared in police court yes
terdaY. His case was continued until
May 13. and ne was ordered in the in
terim to pay the sum of $15 per month to
his wife, for the support of his children.
Say He Is IncoI rigible-Harry Ger
ZACH, a boy II years old, was locked up in
the central station yesterday morning,
charged with incorrigibilitY. The COM
plainant was D. T. Wellington, and the
young mans relatives state that he in
sists on staying out nights. His case was
continued in police court.
Blaze in Clothing Store-Fire
broke out at o'clock last night in a
clothing store conducted by Nathan Laff,
80 East Seventh street. The blaze caught
in the living rooms occupied by the Laff
family. on the second floor of the build
Ing. The prompt arrival of the fire de-
partment prevented serious fire and 1t
was quickly eXtinguished. The loss will
amount to 500.
Little Boy Lost-Mrs. Setten, of $50
o'clock last night, that her little boy
years old. had strayed away while she
was shopping in the Golden Rule. She
was unable to locate him. The matter
was reported 10 the central station and
the department notified of the fact.
Mrs. Treats Estnte-A petition was
filed in the probate court for the probate
of the viii of Mrs. Esther w. Treat The
estate consists Of personal property
valued at 81 800. The heirs are Willard r.
Treat and Edward J. Treat, sons, and
Esther f. Treat. a daughter. The peti-
tion asks that Edward j. Treat be named
as administrator.
Michael Doran VIII Movc-Michael
Doran, the veteran commission broker
whose place Of business has been on
jackson street for many years, will leave
that locality May l. After that he will be
located III the Germania Life building In
the rooms now occupied by the State Saw
ings bank. The bank will move into the
corner Offices on the same floor.
Candidates for PrOmotion-A board
OF officers has been appointed TO meet
Monday morning at Fort Meade, s. D,
TO examine the qualifications of Sergeant
Richard J. Gervine. Troop NJ, First cav
airy. for promotion to post of quarter
master sergeant. The board will consist
OF Mai. Allen Smith, Capt. G. S. Hoyle
and Second Lieutenant w. NJ. Whitman