The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-18
CITY n Z w s.

Board of AIdermen-The board of al
dermen will hold a regular meeting this
evening at 7:9O o'clock.
Market Site Observation-Disclosures ses-
sion of the special joint council COM
mittee on market sites will be held this
afternoon at o'clock
PeddIed without License = Campi
Angelic, arrested Sunday by the Mar
garet street police for peddling without
a license, was fined $40 in the police court
yesterday.
Police Committee Meeting-The as
semby committee on police will consider
the bid of the Auto-Electric company for
furnishing the city with police alarm
system at meeting scheduled for 1880
this evening.
Will Sue the City = Nettie Thomas
filed with the mayor yesterday notice of
a suit against the city for $525, damages
for injuries received by a fall resulting
from defective sidewalk at Decatur and
Bedford streets. The accident occurred
May II.
WheeImen Cash Up - John Helmes
paid 81 in the police court yesterday for
L
Reynolds and T. J. Wilson, arrested for
the same offense, each forfeited 81 bail,
while Max Steinberg and L. E. McCauley
were fined 81 each.
Did Well I'm WinnipeG-The Neill
Stock company will return to the Metro
politan next week after two weeks of big
business in Winnipeg, where the Cana
dams gave them a royal reception. The
bill for the first half of the week will be
.Belasco and De Miles comedy, Lord
Chumley."
Had Good Passenger List - The
steamer Dubuque, Of the Diamond 10
line, left port yesterday forenoon on her
return trip down river, carrying $50 pas
sengers. A heavy freight cargo was TAX
en- out, consisting of flour shipments to
Southern points, millstuffs and the rath-
er unusual item of a heavy shipment of
tea.
Fractured an AnI1Ie-Andrew Berg.
living at 657 Lawson street, is confined
to his home with a fractured ankle, re-
ceived late Saturday afternoon. He fell
from a scaffold at the Lutheran church,
Seventh and Weide streets. Two other
workmen on the scaffold were slightly
hurt. Berg was attended by DR.. Earl
Flames in n Laundry-Fire started
In the drying room of the Snow Flake
laundry, 222 West Sixth street, yesterday
afternoon, damaging the building to the
extent of $3.50, and the contents to the
extent Of $500. The contents are insured
for $500. The laundry uses a stove in
the drying room, and the fire was caused
by sparks falling on the floor.
Il
arrested for the alleged theft of a watch
belonging to Dudley Flaherty, was dis
charged yesterday upon motion Of the
county attorney. The watch disappeared
from Flaherty's home on the West side
FEtday night Kelly had visited the
house, and Flaherty had him arrested.
The prosecution admitted that there was
no evidence upon which to try Kelly.
Hubert Giesen's Death-Hubert Gle
sen died Saturday al the age Of fifty
three Years. Deceased was a brother of
P. ]. Giesen living at S27 Mound street,
and the funeral will occur from that
place at o'clock tomorrow morning.
Services at Assumption church at 10
O'Clock. The deceased resided in st. Paul
In the COS, and was engaged as a ma
chinist with Justus Kahlert
savings Bank DepOsitOrs-A meeting
for actual depositors of the Savings
Bank of st. Paul has been called for this
evening at 1880 o'clock in the municipal
court room, basement Of the court house.
1t is stated that this meeting is for the
purpose of organizing the depositors to
secure the reorganization Of the bank
and place its management in their hands
Church Free From Debt-The debt
of the First NJ. E. church has, through
the efforts of its pastor, Rev. Frank B.
Cowgirl been fully liquidated. 1t can
now present a clean financial sheet For
number of years the church has labored
under the incubus of 5000 debt, and