The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-11
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Charged with ASsauIt-JOhn Burke
was arrested last evening upon complaint
of Mary Burke. VINO charges him with
assault and battery.
Violated Bicycle Ordinance-O. D.
Howard and Emer Erickson were each
fined 81 in The municipal court yesterday
for violating the bicycle ordinance.
Warrant for MiiImaR-A warrant
was yesterday issued for the arrest of
NJ Cleary. a mil1man living on the Dodd
road. The charge is selling milk without
a license.
Again in the VeiIs-Mary Mitchell.
whom the police had in custody a week
ago, was again arrested last evening on
tlia charge of drunkenness and disorderly
conduct. Thelin locked the woman up.
Commissioned GaIIick Oficiated-
John NJ. Taylor and Miss Frances Silk
were married yesterday afternoon by
Court Commissioners GaIlick. They were
attended by James Cormican and Miss
Emma Silk, d sister Of the bride.
State Laws Are Ready-The printed
copies of the 1893 avs were received yes
terdaY from the state printer and are
ready for distribution. They are out three
weeks earlier than TWO years ago.
Olson Taken III-August Olson, an
employe of the ST. Paul Gas Light COM
pany was taken Ill while working at
Thirteenth and Mississippi streets yes
terday morning. He was removed to his
home in the central patrol wagon.
Primary Union Meeting-The Pri-
mary union will meet today with Mrs. H.
e. Drake at Lake Elmo. The lesson will
be taught by Miss Helen Wallace. The
members of the union will take the 2
o'clock train on the Omaha railway.
Notices 10 Dog O'vners-Dog License
Inspector Saintong is sending out postal
card notices at the rate of 200 a day to
persons having dogs on which the license
fee has not been paid for the coming
year. Saintong says that this is the only
notice that the owners of the dogs will
receive.
Ensign Sargent Leaves - Ensign
Sargent, L. S. n. who has been visiting
his parents. Mr.. ana Mrs W. c. Sargent,
223 harrington avenue. left yesterday for
San Francisco, where he will report on
board the cruiser Philadelphia TO await
transportation TO Manila.
without q Lfcensc-Peter E Pre-
meau, a saIoonkeeper at PSI East Fair
field avenue. was charged in the police
court yesterday with conducting his place
of business without Q license. He pleaded
not guilty, and secured d continuance un-
Ill Aug. L.
NageI AppOinted-Under-
taker NageI was Yesterday appointed
special administrator of the estate of
Henry Kaiser, who died recently at the
city hospital. In his application the I'M
dertaker stated that there is nothing
known of any Of the friends or relatives
Of the deceased.
Wants to he SOIdier-Judge Ba-
lille yesterday in probate court appointed
Emory Paquette as guardian of Elmer
Paquette, nineteen-year- boy. The
yOUngster is DESTROYS Of enlisting in the
army, and the guardianship appointment
was made for the purpose Of giving him
the necessary permission.
Soldiers Get Their MOney-AdIt
Gen. Lambert yesterday received a check
from Receiver Willius. of the Germania
bank, for $2.$1G4l. the amount the state
had on deposit in the bank for the pay
ment Of the soldier boys who had earn
ed the money at Camp Ramsey before
they were mustered into the federal serv-
Ice. The state has a prior claim for money
deposited in defunct banks.
Crowds at ComO-The sweltering heat
of yesterday afternoon and evening sent
the crowds in hundreds to Como park.
where Prof DAM and his corps of mu-
sicians gave the most enjoyable concert
OF the week. The programme for this
evening will be made up of some popular
compositions, and viii include one of
Suppe's popular overtures, the Toreadors
song from Carmen by Bizet and by re-
guest. The American Rhapsody by LUIS
comb. Commencing next Sunday after
noon the Minnesota state band, under the
direction of c. n. Selling, will initiate a
weeks engagement
Game VIII BE PIentifuI-E,xecutive
Agent Beutner. Of the state game and
fish commission. returned yesterday from
TRIP to the northern part of the state.
he says that chickens and ducks will be
very plentiful during the coming fall The
report of wholesale killing of young birds
Is not true. What killing there is is con-
fined to an occasional farmer who goes