The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-05
CITY News
LOCAL EVENTS Photographed.

st. Paul Free Dispensary-A meet
ing of the ladies' board will be held at
the st. Paul free dispensary today at
$50 o'clock
Horse Broke His Leg-Frank Acker-
man. a driver for the North Star Furnl-
turo company met with all accident TO
his team last night on the Dale street
bridge One of his horses fell and broke
leg.
DIR. Miller Improving-Dr Arthur
w Miller is still at St. Joseph's hospital.
but is so far advanced on the road TO
recovery that he Is pronounced out OIL
danger. He is gaining strength rapidly
and will he able to leave the institution
before long.
PASSES Up the King-Mrs. Posey Lo-
PEE West yesterday rencunced~ her al
lesiance to King Alfonso of Spain, ana
became a fulI-hedged American citizen
She was born in Cuba and her naturaii-
cation was rendered necessary by the
fact that she is a candidate for a posi-
ton in the Indian bureau.
CITY Hospital RepOrt-The report OF
the city and county hospital for the
month of March was filed with the board
of control yesterday. There were III
patients admitted during that tfme' ~
were discharged 6 died and there were
r births OF the number admitted, 50
were males and g. females. Fourteen
were pay patients and l1S were free.
ORGANIZED An Orchestra-The St
Paul Junior orchestra has been organ
ICED. 1t is composed of boys from the
Madison school The following are OF
flcers and members: George WOODS.
Emil Hilbert, secretary; Norman heap,
treasurer: Carl Ingerson, Lee Tierney.
Charlie Pomeroy, Clayton -StadhelG,
Charlie Palmer.
Old Settler Dies-Nfichael Fitzgib-
bons, an old settler of st Paul. Jester
day died at his home, 3S9 Martin street.
He was sixty-four years of age The de-
ceased spent the last thirty years of his
life in this city He was stonemason
by trade He leaves a wife but no
family The funeral will occur Thurs
day morning. the services being at ST.
Josephs church.
Mcdonnell May Die-James McDon-
nell, the expressman hit by an interuroan
car near the city limits Saturday and
taken to the city hospital, Is in a pre-
csrious condition. He has been conscious
bur about half an hour since taken TO
the hospital and suffers intensely. The
doctors pronounce his recovery as very
doubtful. He received conclusion OF
the brain.
Fireman Burns ImprOvfng-Michael
Turns. a fireman of Hook and Ladder
Company No. 4. who neet with an acct
dent Monday evening while at a fire In
the building occupied by the Ford Roof
ing company, Seventh and Frank streets
is improving and his recovery Is Pre-
dicted. During the progress of the fre
the smokestack was pulled over and Tell
striking Burns and knocking him OF the
building He escaped with no broken
bones but his back was strained and
severely injured.
Worse Than Arrcst-Oscar Tellugan,
3qS Smith avenue the little boy who was
discharged in police court Monday after
being held for horse stealing. got into
trouble again yesterday afternoon. He
went to play in a woodward at the corner
of Fifth and West Seventh streets and
in climbing over the piles of wood,
started a heavy stick rolling. He fell
and the stick struck him on the shins.
infiicting a painful injury. No bones
were broken and after being taken to
the central station In the patrol wagon
and having his wounds dressed, he was
sent home.