The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-22

the police court yesterday. The case was
continued to Sept. l.
Like ProhibitiOnist - Senator
Chauncey NJ. Depew Talks Like Pro-
hibitionist'' was the subject of the paper
read at the Central Prohibition club meet
| ing last night at headquarters.
Gases Were COntinued-William Fla
herty and Austin Hoban, charged with
| the larceny of two comets from the Min
| nesota State band. were arraigned in the
| police court yesterday and their cases
| continued to Wednesday.
Druids' Annfversary-NeXt Sunday,
Aug. q, Minnesota Grove No. 1, Order
of Druids, will celebrate it's forty-third
| anniversary with a picnic at Bald Eagle
| lake. Trains leave union depot at 9:O5
a. m. and 2:15 p. m, returning at 0:0l
| and S:27 p. m.
! Broke His Arm-Nickie Lynch, twelve
years old, residing with his parents at
1
along the Mendoza river road late Satur-
day afternoon. He fell from the wagon
| and broke his left arm.
For Company E-The friends of Com
| pany E, Thirteenth Minnesota, meet at
I the armory Wednesday evening to ar
range for a reunion of this company
upon it's return. All interested are cor
/ daily invited to be present.
ConnOr Is Recovering-Frank Con-
nor, who was injured by a fall in the
federal building Saturday, is recovering
! at st. Joseph's hospital An examination
| by the physicians showed that there had
not been any internal injuries.
Special Term Supreme Court - Ac-
| cording to an agreement a special term
! of the supreme court will be held today
for the purpose of hearing motions and
arguments in such cases as may be
brought before the court. Nothing of
! special Importance is anticipated.
benefit SOciaI-At the lawn social to
! be given Wednesday evening at SOB East
Seventh street Prof. Gusten Jungren will
give the Edison moving pictures and
| stereopticon views on the late war and
other subjects. The social is for the
benefit Of Liberty lodge, I. o. of G. T.
Found in 81 Pawn ShOp-A violin
stolen from the residence of William
| Kenehan, 1856 Aurora avenue, was found
by Detective HalloweI in a Seventh
street pawn shop yesterday. The instru-
ment was valued at SIS, and had been
sold for 81
Sunday School Picnic-The Sunday
school Of the English Lutheran Church
| of tie Redeemer will have it's annual
picnic at Minnehaha Falls tomorrow. A
! special car will leave the church, Lafay-
cite and Woodward avenue, at $3.50 a.
m. All friends are invited.
Schamber Held RS Witness - The
charge of highway robbery against Geo.
| Smith and Joseph Kennedy was contin-
ued in the police court yesterday to this
morning. julius Schamber whose watch
It is alleged the prisoners secured, is
! held as a witness against them, and has
| $50 deposited as bail.
Two Want -GUardians - William S.
| Jensen yesterday filed a petition in the
probate court to appointed guardian
of Ingeborg Hanson, who is seventy years
old and in feeble health Another pc
tition was filed by Gustave Funk, nine
teen-year-old lad, who desired the APP
| pOintment of Anna Funk as his guardian.
VIII Keep the Peace-A double quar-
| tette of West side youths, arrested for
! enjoying themselves Sunday in drinking
beer on a lot on Isabel street, signed a
bond to keep the peace in the police court
| yesterday and were discharged. The
| party responded to the names of John
| Ballester, John Gilen, Henry Rau. Vic
! tor Ryberg, John Kegel, George Mabin,
! Charles Kegel and Frank Zonce.
| New in Retreat-The pastors Of the
| Catholic Archdiocese of St Paul went
into their annual retreat yesterday at
St Paul seminary. The number of
priests who have been able to leave their
| pastOrates and attend the retreat is 165
The retreat will continue one week, and
is under the spiritual direction of Rev
I. Mullane, a Redemptionist father from
New Orleans
Two interpretations Granted - The
New Amsterdam Casualty company, Of
| New York, was yesterday granted by
the state insurance commissioner a IL
cense to transact accident and employees
liability business in this state The Ma
tiOnal Fire Assurance company, of Dub
lin, Ireland, was also admitted to do
business in Minnesota. The latter is in
corporated in Massachusetts with a cap
| ital Of 100000
Hop at Wi1dwOOd-Tomorro night,
| at Wildwood, the Twin City Mandolin
club will give a concert and will also
provide a dance programme for the third
| of the free informal hops. These Wednes-
day night affairs are largely patronized,
hXy Oft oil
| draw largely from the surrounding points
on the lake. Profs. Snyder and Swanson
promise a most enjoyable dance and
music programme.
FOLLOWS An ACCTDEvT