The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-06
CITY NEWS.

Two Scarlet Fever Cases - Scarlet
fever was reported at the health office
yesterday as existing at 739 Pine street
and 479 Michigan avenue.
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Wheelmen Pay Fines-E Goodson
ID: Maher Oswald Summers, H. ]. Jones
and Ole Erickson were fined So yesterday
Tor violating the bicycle ordinance Fred
rogers, arrested for riding on side
walk, was fined 81
Urinary UniOn-The Primary union
viii meet at the House of Hope parIors
tomorrow afternoon. The lesson will be
taught by Mrs. NJ. De Motto, and Miss
Louise Emory will speak of Some Other
Parts of the Vineyard"
VIII Be Tried MOnday-John Allen,
colored, was before Judge Orr yesterday
on complaint of assault and battery pre-
ferred by James Nugent. The two have
had troubles of their own, which cul-
minated in a fight. The case was set
Tor hearing on Monday
Died in AIasI@n-John Schneider, one
Of a party of prospectors from this city
to the Klondike, died there last Decem-
Der. Mr.. Schneider left the city about
y year ago. His family reside at the
corner Of Pennsylvania and Olive streets
DR.. OhaGe Keeps On-Health Com
missioner Ohage has sent to all dairy
men and those engaged in selling milk
in the city blank applications to be filled
out and filed with the health department
The inspection of milk and dairy herds
will it is expected, commence in about
ten days.
Little Girl SIissing-Mrs Martin, of
Third and Eagle streets, reported to the
police last night that her little daugh-
ter, Gertrude, a child of five years, has
been missing from home since Thursday
evening. The night details were informed
that the child wears a black hat, blue
dress and blue Jacket, and is of colored
extraction, though almost white.
Fell From a Ladder-Clinton GIL
bert, an employee of the ST. Paul Tent
and Awning company, fell fifteen feet
from ladder yesterday while at work
in front Of a building at 104 South Wa
basha street. DR.. Haas was called to
attend him, and found that the left wrist
and leg had been sprained. He was TAX
en- to his home. 1850 East Seventh street,
by the Ducas street police.
Looking for the Owners-Peter DAILY
and John Simon, two boys arrested Tues
NRNg CNSisliLS Will Wudl appeared TO De
booty from clothes line raid in their
possession, were before Judge Orr in
the police court yesterday, but their
cases We're continued in hope that the
stolen property may be claimed.
School of EmbaIming-A three DAYS
session devoted to practical demonstra-
lions of embalming by Prof. Dodge of
Boston, closed yesterday afternoon at
the morgue. The session was in the ma
ture of school, in which the practical
problems Of the art were discussed and
demonstrations made upon subject
brought from Wisconsin for the purpose
Alorgue Keeper Richardson received high
praise from those in attendance for the
orderly appearance and conveniences of
the county morgue.
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~hrS.-S- ;. TaylOr's FuneraEThe fu-
neral of Mrs S. S. Taylor, who, died
Wednesday at her home, 261 Rice street,
was held yesterday afternoon from the
Plymouth Congregational church Rev.
g. l.. -Soper officiated. Mrs. Taylor was
seventy-tive years old, and her death
was caused by heart failure She was
the widow of S. S. Taylor, who for MANY
years was superintendent OF the city
schools, who died in 1889. The s. S. Tay-
Tor school at HighWood was named for
him. Mrs. Taylor taught for number
or years at the Adams school, now the
Central high school Mrs Taylor leaves
a sister, Mrs. Seward, who is the pro-
prletor of the Saltwater Messenger
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