The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-27

5 feet inches tall, weighed 14O pounds.
had a closely cropped beard, and wore
gray clothes and a brown hat.
A. S. Weller, jeweler and restaurant
keeper, st. Paul. has filed a petition in
bankruptcy. His liabilities are given al
$S,S069O, with assets, $2170.9O.
Judge Lewis at special term yesterday
| granted the motion of j. P. Eaton to
have a judgment against him set aside
in the case of Charles NJ. Bailey against
John P. Eaton and D. D. Merrill because
| no notice was served.
Agnes Voelker has petitioned the dis
trict court to have S. P. Crosby, of st.
Paul, appointed as her guardian ad Htem'
as she desires to commence an action
against Bannon & Co. for damages for
injuries alleged to have been received
while in their employ.
Thomas Heenan has commenced an &C
ton against the city railway company to
recover $5045 damages for injuries. Plain
tiff alleges that while getting off a car at
/ University avenue and Grotto street, Feb.
% last the gates were suddenly closed,
throwing him to the ground and injuring
his ankle.
The Sacred Thirst Total Abstinence So
ciety will meet this afternoon at 2:3O in
Cretin hail. Delegates will be elected
to represent the society at the state c..
r. A. u. convention in Minneapolis, June
&c and q. Mrs. Leonora NJ. Lake will
be present at this meeting and will
speak to the society on The Duties of
Its Members"
Charles Scheutzow, who, it is alleged,
drove his wife and children from home
under threats to kill them, was charged
in the police court yesterday with max
ing threats against the lives of members
e. hi fo,, 10 MI moi nd
secured a continuance until next Thurs
day, being released on 500 bail The fam
lily lives at 40 Reaney street.
The local lodges of the order of Knights
of Pythias will held memorial services at
the Central Presbyterian church on Sun
day. June II, al 3 o'clock p. m. The uni
form rank of st. Paul, Minneapolis North
st. Paul, Fort Smelling and Saltwater
will participate. The st. Paul Pythians
vii! attend the annual services at Min
neapolis on Sunday. June TO- at Wesley
M. g. chuI CHI.
y warrant for the arrest OF Fred Peter
son, plumber in the employ of NJ. j.
O'Neil, was yesterday sworn out by Sec
rotary c. f. Doyle, of the Journeymen
Plumbers union. 1t is alleged that Pc
terson is working as a journeyman with
out having secured d state license. The
plumbers claim Peterson, who has been
a helper, has been helping out during the
plumbers strike by doing regular
plumbers work
The funeral of John Strapp the fire
man, who was killed by falling through
a pole hole at department headquarters
last Thursday morning, took place from
the family residence, 65 Leech street, yes
terday morning. At 8 o'clock services
were held at the Cathedral The inter
"a
bers of the Firemens Relief associations
acted as pahbearers, while a platoon Of
iremen attended the body.
President c. S MeIlen, Vice President
j w Kendrick and Chief Engineer Nc
Henry, of the Northern Pacific. will start
or the return trip from the coast tomor-
row. The party will make un over the
new Clearwater extension on the return
and will inspect the property which was
recently turned over to the operating de
partment. The party were in Tacoma
Wednesday and went from there to Seat
tie.
Victoria Grove No. 4 gave a necktie
party and dance at Century hall last
Sunday evening. The affair was largely
attended and proved to be very enjoya-
BILE. The ladies of the grove presented
Mrs. Adolph Farbsten, worthy guardian,
Win SOlu SoId medal as recognition
of her faithful services. The following
committees had charge: Arrangement:
Mrs. f. Angler Miss R. Rigler, MIS-.
NJ. Hurchcovitz Mrs. A. Farbsten and
Mrs. f. Winner; reception. Mr. and Mrs.
n. NJ. Wissman, Mr.. and Mrs. A Hi1s2h,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Angler and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Winner; floor, Mr.. NJ. NJ. Rosentten,
Mr.. A. M. ROsensten, Mr.. c. Goldstein,
Mr.. B. Golding. Mr.. II. Bank and Mr..
d. Wissman. Refreshments were. served
by Mrs. Dories and Mrs Margulies.