The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-13
CITY NEWS.

knights of CO1umbus-The Knights
of Columbus will hold a meeting at
Bowlby hall, Sixth and Robert streets.
this evening.
Filed for PrObate-The will of Guy
Wells, deceased, was filed for probate
yesterday. The estate is valued at $22,5 500.
and the heirs are two daughters, a son
and several grand children.
Inspected the Posts = Col Wagner,
adjutant general of the department of
Dakota, has returned to ST Paul, after
an inspection trip taking in the posts in
this department
TreNpasscrs Put AVvay-George Kro-
mer and Bob Applegate were each SEN
fenced to the workhouse for ten days
yesterday for trespassing upon Great
Northern railroad property.
Parker Kept Away - L. w. Parker
was arrested by the Ducas street police
Tuesday on the charge of discharging
firearms within the city limits. He failed
to appear in the police court yesterday
and forfeited $40 bail and the revolver.
Checking OFF DeIinquents : The
board of county commissioners met yes
terday afternoon and resumed the work
of checking over the delinquent tax list
and striking out the names of people
who are judgment proof. The commits
sioners present were Paul Quehl, David
Gray and Mayor Kiefer:
His Hand Hurt-Albert Loeff1er, boy
Of eighteen years, employed in the fac
tory of the st. Paul Showcase company,
West side, had the two middle fingers of
his left hand crushed in "a joining ma
chine yesterday morning. He was TAX
en- to the office of DR.. Xanten, where
the fingers were amputated.
wheeled Up From ChicaEO-D. c..
FRANKIE and w. NJ. Paseman, a couple
of Chicago young men, reached st. Paul
on their bicycles Tuesday at noon. They
left Chicago last Friday at in the morn
ing, and only stopped for meals on the
way. They met with no mishap. They
are on their way to Denver.
The Salvation Army'-EnSign Nellie
Lindeman, from Minneapolis headquar-
ters has been ordered to assist the Sal
vatonists in the preparations for the
Commander Booth fuckers meeting,
which takes place in the Park COngrega-
tional church Monday evening, July "a.
Ensign Lindeman's songs and sayings
will be greatly appreciated by the army
soldiers and their friends
Council COmmittees-The committee
on streets from the board of aldermen
will meet this afternoon at o'clock, and
the committee on claims from the same
body at o'clock The streets commit
tee will consider the ordinance granting
the street railway company the right to
use the single track laid on Cedar street
between Seventh and Eighth streets, and
the bicycle ordinance recently submitted
by the wheelmen.
Market Site DeIays-The special joint
committee from the council appointed to
consider the location of a market site
postponed the meeting called for yeSter-
day afternoon until future date. The
resolution passed by the council appoint
ing the committee has been approved
by the mayor, but not officially pub
lished, and the committee decided to wait
until this technicality had been COM
pleted
Locked Up for Safe Keepfng-Mi-
chael Antoniak, believed to be mentally
deranged, was picked up near McCar-
ron's, Jake yesterday by Former County
commissioner McCarron and Brought to
town. He was turned over to the police
and ordered confined at the county Jail
by Assistant City Physician Leavftt, 1t
is said that Antoniak had been wandering
about in the vicinity of the lake, for, sew