The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-23

Died From the shock-The funeral
of Mrs Elizabeth Kotnour was held yes
terday afternoon from st Pleasant ave-
rue.
Recovered the WheeI-Detective Hal
lowell yesterday recovered a bicycle
stolen from John e Williams, 51 Martin
street Monday afternoon.
DIIIey Dischargest-Guy Dilley, &C
cused of stealing shirt from a stranger
at a resort on South Washington street,
was discharged in the police court yes
terday on motion of the county attorney.
Engaged Representative HaII-The
officers of the knights of Pythias grand
lodge yesterday engaged the representa-
tives' hail at the capitol for the meeting
of the grand lodge in St. Paul, Sept. &c
and 27.
New Messenger Service-It was re-
ported yesterday that the North Ameri-
can company contemplated establishing in
st. Paul a messenger service and was ne
gotiating to purchase the American Dis
trict Telegraph company, formerly known
as the a. D. Z.
Inheritance Taxes Received-The
state auditor yesterday received inheri-
lance taxes from two estates in Hennepin
county, the first sum being $780, from
the estate of A. NJ. Reid, valued at
SIS 103.47, and the second from the estate
of Margaret G. Yale. In this estate there
We're six legacies of s, 900 each, the tax
on each being $3.50.
saltwater InterUrbRn-The date for
the opening of the Saltwater interurban
has been set for today. 1t was the in
tention to start the cars yesterday, but
the lack of power prevented. The COM
pany Is now required to depend. on the
power house at Saltwater, the main plant
at Wildwood being uncompleted.
Young MetcaIf's COnditiOn-Dr. and
Mrs. George R. Metcalf returned yester-
day from Cambridge, bringing with them
their son George Metcalf Jr., who was in
jured recently by falling from a bridge
in Cambridge. The young man is not yet
able to use his leg, and is, therefore, still
confined TO his bed.
Case of adams COntinued-Jack
Adams, arrested Monday night for an al
legged assault upon his father-in-law,
Louis Touchak, secured a continuance be-
lore Judge lime yesterday until today. 1t
is alleged that Adams severely pounded
his father-in-law when the latter visited
his home Friday evening.
Charge Was Dismissed-The charge
Of peddling without a license against H
A. Prittle, agent for a soap company, was
yesterday dismissed by Judge Hine It
was shown that PrittIe was complying,
with the license under which he worked.
Prittle was arrested on the ground that
he carried his goods about in a wagon,
while his license is for foot peddIing.
Says Child Is NegIected-The appIica-
ton of the Children's Home society to be
appointed guardian of the infant child of
Mary Johnson came before the probate
court yesterday, and was continued for
one week. The infant is eight months
old. and is with its mother at POI Cayuga
street. officer Moak, of the Humane So
ciety alleges that the child is being neg
lected.
Pioneer of st. PauI-Mrs. Katherine
Mcguire wife of Philip H. Mcguire Of
Harrison avenue, died yesterday. Mrs.
Mcguire was a resident of st. Paul for
Torty-four years, and was a lovable and
Christian woman. She leaves, besides her
husband, to mourn her loss, two sons.
Benjamin and Harry, several married