The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-28

Paul National bank has sued Eugene f.
Osborne and John Townsend in the dis
trict court to recover $9.S56.77. with IN
terest from 1889, alleged to be due on
judgment.
Humane society Headquarters =
After today the ST. Paul Humane society
will be found at room $40, instead of 600,
Chamber OF. Commerce building.
Athletic Club SmOkerlThe ST. Paul
Athletic and Rowing club will give its
first smoker of the season at the club
rooms this evening. There will be cor
fee, cigars, sandwiches and conference
Holman Is Administrators %. E.
Holman was yesterday appointed by Pro
bate Judge Bazille administrator of the
estate of Karl Heller The estate is val
ued at $4,000. and one of the items Is
the Arlington hotel property
1. o. &c. sAuxiIinry-An. auxiliary to
1. o. F. was organized Tuesday evening
at Brack's hall. The officers are: Mrs.
F. Whitmore, Mrs. j. Lynch, Miss Rose
Cole. Mrs r. w. Shane. Mrs. w. G.
Montgomery, Mrs. c. H. ,Marde, Mrs.
Stubs. Miss Ella Rutherford and Mrs.
L. Rutherford.
Benefit Association HOD-The Cult
erman Brothers Benefit association will
give social hop this evening at Sher-
man hall The members extend a cor
dial invitation to all their friends, and
a most enjoyable time will be assured.
Invitations can be secured from the
members.
Jesse Martins Death-Jesse Martin
died at his home, 56 West WipIfred street,
yesterday, after an illness of two weeks.
Mr.. Martin was forty-three years old.
He leaves a wife and seven children.
Mr. Martin was q member of the local
BARRIERS union, and was active in a num-
Der of secret societies
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Luxemburger. Aid SOciety-The cleo
ton Of officers of the. Luxemburger Aid
society resulted~<as follows - President,
j. P. XIII; vice president, Joseph Krebs;
secretary, John Theis; treasurer, j. P.
Schmidt; visitor P, Klein; color bearer,
Marshal, Frank Theme, George Thrill.
Continued over the lTerm-In the
district court. yesterday Judge Bum con-
tinued until the December term of court
the cases of j. H. Hale. charged with
forgery, and John Haverty and Fred
Egan, charged with Stealing a watch and
four napkin rings froIn~sa man who had
given them shelter over. night.
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Power May BE Examiner-George- C.
Power, second vice president Of the Mer-
chants National bank has. been men
toned as a candidate for national bank
examiner, and by his friends is declared
to be a formidable opponent to w. H.
Farnham. 1t is claimed by Powers
friends that Senator Davis will not favor
Farnham, as opposed to Power.
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RepIanking High Bridge-The work
of putting a temporary plank roadway
on the Smith avenue bridge was COM
menced yesterday by City Engineer
Claussen. 1t is: expected that provision
will be made in the tax budget for next
year for the permanent repaving of the
roadway with brick. 49,
Had OIeO, But No siEn-Wm. Fendel,
proprietor of Boarding house on Wa
basha street, near Ninth, was fined $25
in the municipal court yesterday for sup
plying his guestsEE switF o1eemargaine
without duly appusing them of this fact,
according. to the pure food laws. Com
plant in the case was made BY Inspector
Gibbs, dfrt1e state dairy and food COM
mission.
Fined for SDitting-Thomas Gilman,
a resident Of Minneapolis, was fined So
in the municipal court yesterday for. ex-
pectorating on the floor of assstreet car.
Gilman was arrested by Officer oSchilling.
Fhe offense was committed on an inter
urban car. At first Gilman was inclined
to- contest the ease, and entered a plea
aof not guilty Later he pleaded guilty
and paid the fine. This is the first con-
viction under the street car sanitary Or
dinance. '.
Struck n Switch Scandinavian Mil
Ter, a stranger in the city, was injured
in the East st. Paul railroad yards early
yesterday morning while trying to
Jump freight train. While swinging
onto the car his right foot struck the
sharp corner" of an upright switch rod
The foot was badly cut and Several OF
the smaller bones were. broken. Miller
was attended by DR.. Weirick,a and re-
moved in the Margaret station patrol
wagon to the city hospital
Wagon Load of Harness Found -
| Acting upon information that Ed West,
recently arrested here and taken to Min
neapolis to answer to the charge of lar
ceny, had planted" a lot of stolen har-
nesses in this city, Detectives Murnane
and Sweeney yesterday found a wagon
| load of harness in an alley back of Re-
lief society hall, on Ninth street, between
Jackson and Robert streets. The recov-
| cred property comprised two sets of dou-
! BILE harness, two horse blankets and SIX
| horse collars, valued at $3.50. It Is said
the wagon had been standing in the al
| ley since VESTS arrest a week ago. Part
| of the harness was identified by Harris
Bros, junk Dealers Of Minneapolis. as
| their property. .,..,,-..
Burden of Proof Was on Oscar-Ir
| suit in the municipal court instituted
! by Oscar Tankenoff against Charles
Brenck for $50, alleged to have been due
| on contract as commission for selling
saloon, the court yesterday filed a de.
cision in favor of the defendant Tank,
! enoff alleged that Brenck had agreed t.
pay him $780, Brenck claimed that the
commission offered was only 500. In the
| decision Judge Hine says considerable
| doubt as to the exact nature of tho con