The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-28
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The State Bank of Jeffars was incor-
porated yesterday, with capital stock
Of $4,000.
a party Of Dubuque officials were call
crs at the state house yesterday, under
the special care of Joseph Skemp, Of the
burlington.
stear1beats belonging to the Diamond
10 line can only come as far as Hast
in-s The river has not been so low at
tbs time of the season in forty years.
Detective HaHowell arrested Fred Mel
son, charged with the theft OF a wheel IN
ST. Louis Park. He has been turned over
t. the Minneapolis authorities.
church is one Of the prettiest in the city
ard the late Bishop Gilbert was very
partial to the Merriam Park branch OF
tac Episcopal work in the city.
Austin N. Rugg. a boy, was brought
here from Minneapolis yesterday on
charge Of stealing a wheel belonging
TO II. c. Zohn. Rugg acknowledged MS
guilt.
By order of TIE water board the pumps
in the artesiau wells at Centerville were
started yesterday on account Of tie pros
Feet Of shortage in the city water sup
Ply.
Watrous Bros. yesterday received a
cantract from the fire beard for 80 feet
Cr fire hose. The board also purchased
$40 feet Of Maltese Cross and White An
cnoc hose
Extensive repairs have been completed
CT St Mary's Episcopal church, at Mer-
nam Park. The church has been thor
Cughly renovated and decorated, and the
chancel very much enlarged. St. Mary s
A. PipDcn and /. Brandon became en-
tangled in fight near the Seen corners
last evening about S o'clock ana were
arrested and placed in the central sta
ton on d charge Of disorderlY conduct.
Clerk Of Probate sundberg has been no
tifed Of tie death at the Rochester asy-
years old, who was committed to the
institution from Ramsey county last Jan
uary
John White and John McNerny, charg-
ed with punching Fred Van Hollands
head, were discharged from court yester-
Cay. after listening to a lecture on the
evils resulting from loaffng at night on
the streets.
Edward Tucker, colored, and Bell Bey-
or, q white girl, will Be tried today for
disorderIy conduct. 1t is alleged they
were lighting in the Boyer girls home,
Arlington and Greenbrier avenue, Mon
day evening
Frank Alaher, living at $50 Park avenue,
while distributing hand bills yesterday
on Front street, was bitten by a dog be-
longing to 81 Front street The deg fast
ened his teeth In the boys hip. DR.. Buck
ley cauterized the wound.
L. W. Reichelt, living at 459 Robert
street, drove Two burglars from his home
Saturday morning with a revolver, and
j.
one by dragging him out Of a window
by The bosom Of his trousers.
The damage done by fire to the cloth
ing factory of Jurls &, Hertz, 37S Robert
street. Tuesday evening, amounts to
5000 The damage to the building owned
by the Northwestern Land syndicate will
be $1,000 Both are covered by insur-
ance.
T. Nelson told Judge Orr yesterday
morning that he addressed a woman on
the streets the night before, hoping by
that means to become acquainted with
her. Nelson will have thirty days at the
work house to ponder over the demands
Of society.
Oil was poured upon the troubled wa
ters in the boarding house OF Mrs. Nellie
V. F-ierd and as a result City Bridge
Inspector T.. F. EdmOnstone, Chas. Friend
and T. e. Packard were not prosecuted
for assault A. !. Cunningham, who swore
out the warrant for their arrest, did not
appear to prosecute the case.
The board Of public works, through
President Ames, yesterday notified Chest
nut street property owners that no as
scSsment would be made for the paving
Of that street, as . precedent had been
set up in the decision OF the state su-
preme court in he Cedar street paving
case.
MIS-. Elizabeth Trcmblcy, aged eighty,
Yesterday passed away after an Illness of
three weeks at her late residence. 602 Rob
PIT street. Deceased came 10 the city
IL 1881 aad resided here continuously ever