The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-16
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One Diphtheria Cnse-Diphtheria was
reported at the health Office as existing
at S12 ST. Anthony avenue.
To Discuss Fire Department - Ed
ward Vanish will deliver an address be-
fore the members of the Commercial
club Thursday upon Our Fire Depart
ment
Put or Till Thursday-The Sunday
row at the home of Ezra Toucy. 437 East
Seventh street. will be Strengthened out
In the municipal court Thursday.
Had No Lantern-James Bryant was
fined So in the police court yesterday for
violating the bicycle ordinance He was
arrested for riding in West St. Paul
without lantern.
Rochester Hospital Receipts-State
Treasurer Koerner yesterday received
check from the Rochester state hospital
for 1922 representing the quarterly re-
ceipts of the institution.
Fined an officer = Patrolman Gus
Nelson, of the Margaret street station,
was fined s25 by the mayor yesterday for
neglect of duty. Nelson was found asleep
on his beat Thursday night
Assets About a Third-William A.
Lohlker, dealer in wall paper. yesterday
filed petition in voluntary bankruptcy
in the federal court. The liabilities were
scheduled at $11,125.66 and the assets at
$4,S44.
VIII Be n ReguIaE-Reuben Smith.
Of
regiment, yesterday sent his resignation
to Adjt. Gen Lambert. Lieut. Smith
was recently commissioned in the regu-
lar army.
To Try Young LaSvyers-The state
board of examiners in law will conduct
an examination of candidates for admis-
sion to the bar tomorrow. The examina-
ton will be held in the senate chamber.
Provision has been made for seventy-five
candidates.
Temperance RaIIy-The general COM
mittee of arrangements for the temper
ance rally will meet this evening in the
rooms of the Y. NJ c. a. at p. m. to
receive reports from the subcommittee
appointed week ago, and to make final
arrangements for the rally
the Central Prohibition club last night a
paper, was read giving numerous statis-
tics compiled from the reports OF jails
and prisons. 1t was stated that 1000
jailers in the United States declare that
72 per cent of crime is caused by drink.
Aldermen Meet Tonight-The board
Of aldermen will hold a regular meeting
this evening. The contracts and bonds
for the construction of the superstruc-
ture of the Raymond avenue bridge and
for the temporary bridge and substitute
ture of the Wabasha street bridge will
be approved.
Mistaken as to the Date-John Wick
er was before Judge Orr yesterday on
the charge of contempt of court. Wicker
was to have appeared Saturday to an
swer charge of non-support, but failed
to do so. He said yesterday that he made
a mistake in the date of the continu-
ance. He was held for trial today.
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City Had a Pay Day-Yesterday was
pay day for the city officials and en-
ployeS. and they received a total Of $751;
1885 in salaries. This included the mem
bers of the police and fire departments
and the school teachers. Besides this
there was paid out on miscellaneous bills
the SUM OIL SIo,0i1 20, making the total
disbursements $50, 6s1.14.
AinswOrth's Case Thursday-Charles
AinswOrth, accused of selling a piano
upon which there was $50 mortgage,
was arraigned in the police court yes
terday on the charge of larceny The
complainant is Isaac Goldstein, who
claims to have purchased the INSTRUMENT
from Ainsworth for SO Ainsworth will
be given hearing Thursday.
Royal Oak RejO1ces-The degree team
of Royal Oak camp. of st. Paul, r. N A,
has voted to apply the money won in the
competitive drill held on Thursday even
ing as a part of the national convention
work towards purchasing banners for the
graces. Royal Oak camp will initiate a
large class of candidates Friday evening.
Who Owns the Silk f-Samuel Sar-
gent and L. Godeson, arrested on sus-
picion in connection with a bolt of silk
alleged to have been found in their DOS
session, were arraigned before Judge Orr
yesterday on the charge Of larceny The
men were arrested by Detectives Wells
and Werrick at Fifth and Market streets
several nights ago. Each was held In