The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-09

o'clock Lesson taught by Mrs Marshall
De Motto, and there will be an address
by Mrs. E. J. Hobart.
May Bring in a Sealed Verdict-The
jury in the case of Helen Messenger
against the city railway company, which
has been on trial before Judge Otis. went
out yesterday afternoon with instructions
to return a sealed verdict.
Apartment House Soda. Black and
wife yesterday transferred to the Oak
land Apartment House company the
Summit avenue. near Oakland. The con-
sideration named was $32, 900.
Frightened by the Carr c. For
nan, a farmer living near Hazel Park.
was thrown from his rig last night on
East Seventh street, near the old rapid
transit power house. sustaining injuries
to his right shoulder and a sprained
wrist.
Military PrisOner-Lieut. Hitchcock,
of Troop NJ. First cavalry. reached ST.
Paul yesterday afternoon over the North
ern Pacific from Fort Yellowstone, bring
ing with him prisoner to be tried at the
general court-martial held at Fort SHELL
ing.
SiX-Year-OId Astray-Johnny Blom,
a little boy six years of age, strayed
away from his home, 242 Chestnut street,
early last evening. His disappearance
was reported to the police. He was
dressed in a blue jacket. brown pants
and a cap.
November Prison Receipts - State
Auditor Dunn yesterday received a re-
turn from the state prison for the bust
ness done during November The total
receipts of the institution for the month
were $119.S03 IA. of which Still repre-
sented the receipts from binder Irvine.
Death of James EIick-James Flick
seventy-four years of age. and an old
resident of St. Paul. died at the city
hospital last night. after an Illness Of
many months. He was a married man,
and leaves a wife, daughter and three
sons at 654 Armstrong street He was a
coremaker in the Omaha foundry.
Is One of the Trustees-Rev. George
E. Soper left for the East last evening
to attend the annual meeting of the
Endeavor society held this month at
Lakewood. N. J. Mr.. Soper's office as
president of the state Christian Endeavor
association entities him to a position on
the board.
Lecture on PhiIippines-Rev. C. A.
Cressey, late chaplain of the Thirteenth
Minnesota regiment will give his popu-
lar lecture on THE Philippines" next
Monday evening, in the Central Park
NJ. E. church. in aid Of the Epworth
League society. While In the Philippines
the chaplain gathered many curios and
learned much of Oriental customs, which
enables him to give an interesting lee
ture.
SprinkIing Cost High - Assessment
figures for sprinkling the Seventh ward
have been completed by the clerk of
the board of public works. The total
cost was $10,047 for 5227 feet sprinkled
and the assessment will be .05S per front
foot to the property owners. For. the
season of 1898 the cost was $8,02S, or .047
per front foot to owners, and 1S2, 355 feet
Of streets was sprinkled.= IL, ..of
WheeImen to Banquet OfHciaIs-A
supper will be given by the Associated
Wheelmen of the city to city officials at
the Merchants next Monday evening.
The mayor and members of the council,
as well as other city officials, have been
invited The Associated Wheelmen will
be represented by the officers of the
various cycling and athletic clubs of the
city. Supper will be served at 1880, fol-
lowed by a season of speech making.
Applications for PardOns-Applica-
fAr a. =
the state board Of pardons by John
Leonard. a st. Paul laborer. who robbed
several people In Minneapolis and re-
ceived a hve-year sentence. He has
served two years. William Casey, an
other five-year man from Minneapolis,
wants a pardon owing to poor health,
and the fact, as he alleges, that his de-
Tense was not properly conducted.
Three File in Bankruptcy Three
petitions in voluntary bankruptcy were
filed yesterday in the federal court. Sam
Main. a timber inspector, of Saltwater.
filed a schedule showing 81, 250.83 in La
bilities and $500 in assets, Of which
So 200 is in real estate. ,f1JaaC G. Moe OF
st. Paul, laborer, scheduled 81, IA IA in
liabilities, with no assets, and Fanny
Levitam, Of North Branch, who has con-
Quoted a general store. acknowledged
$1,6T .38 in liabilities and 81, 0O5. 50 in as
sets.
''Jung's" are the best beers brewed"
for family USE Telephone, Main POT.