The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-30
CITY NEW s.
The Palm Garden will close tonight.

Tne Palm Garden will close tonight.
A warrant has been issued for Owen
Pritchard, charged with assau'ting George
Russell.
Joseph Tsanton was yesterday sent to
the workhouse for thirty days on charge
of vagTancy.
Eugene Staples was arrested yesterday
on a charge of assault and battery, pre-
ferred by Gahar OXborough.
Diphtheria was reported at the health
Office today existing at IS East Eleventh
street. and membranous Group at Go Val
ley street
The annual report Of the park board has
been printed, with handsome Illustrations
in color The brochure includes the park
law of 1900
Assistant Attorney General Donahower
is in Duluth representing the state in
number of land contests against state
swamp lands.
Some boys, through carelessness with
fireworks, started a blaze in the woodshed
of Henry Smith, 245 Thirteenth street.
No damage vas done.
Articles Of Incorporation were filed yes
terday by the Lake of the Woods Boom
and Salvage company, Of WarrOad, Mimi,
with a capital stock Of $4,000.
Lieut.. Horn and Desk Sergeant Wright
eXtinguished a blaze under the West
Third street market sheds yesterday
morning before damage was done.
William Redmann, a tailor, alleges that
he was seriously injured by falling on
defective sidewalk on East Seventh street,
and demands $1,000 indemnity therefor.
The Commercial club city development
committee has been invited to visit the
F-1- fob, Ty,1 md 10
afternoon. The members will meet at
the Commercial club at 2:30 o'clock
The case of Elizabeth Pionty against
William Murphy, was settled in Judge
Jaggard' S court yesterday. The jury gave
the woman 500 for alleged damages to her
son, caused by an assault by Murphy
Judge Otis yesterday rendered a verdict
for 5000 for the defendant in the case of
George Urquhard Jr., against the Scot
ush-American Insurance company in a
suit to recover that amount on a con-
tract
The funeral of Arthur H. Rogers. who
died suddenly on Fourth street, near
Wabasha, eaIy Thursday morning, took
place from St. Lul1e's Catholic church
yesterday The interment was at Cal
vary.
The annual picnic of the Swiss Be
revolent society, of this city, will be held
at Harris park, Fort Smelling, tomorrow
Different games have been arranged and
handsome prizes will be awarded to the
winners.
Bills aggregating $46SS in favor Of the
Northwestern Telephone company and
one for $3.50 from the water board for
water furnished the parks, were held up
yesterday by the aldermanic committee
on claims.
Arthur J. Stobbart, Of the Tenth ward,
has been appointed second assistant cor
pO.ation attorney succeeding Frank Ar
mold. Mr.. Stobbart was for a time en-
ployed in the Office of the clerk of the
district court.
The Cerman-American Veterans asso-
citation viii hold its regular meeting Sun
day, july l, at p. m, in Garfield hail.
Grand block, Wabasha street. All vet
Grams are invited to attend and become
members Of the association.
Jane Patterson, the colored woman
charged with running a disorderly resort
at 5IS Minnesota street, failed to appear
in police court yesterday. She had been
released on her personal recognizance
An attachment was issued for her.
The funeral of Miss Maude Miller, who
died Thursday at the home of her
father, John w. Miller, 526 Rice street,
viii be held tomorrow at l o'clock from
the family residence, followed by serv-
ices at the Assumption church at 1:3O.
Fire yesterday morning destroyed four
sheds at Is Congress street, causing a
loss of $500 The property belonged to D.
II. Mcclure, T. Sheppard, B. Smeed and
II. H. Thompson. Small boys with
matches are supposed to have caused the
fire.
The following directors have been elect
ed by the Red Rock camp meeting stock
holders: Rev. William Moore, Rev F..
NJ. Rule, j c. Quiuby, c. c. Hurd and
Rev. William Fielder. The next meet
ing vii! be held July g. when officers will
be chosen.
Plymouth church Sunday school will
ho.d its annual picnic at the western
grounds OF Como park. Members and
friends viii meet at the chapel at 10 a. m.
today to take car for Hamline and Lang
ford avenues, the nearest point to the pic
mic ground.
The order Of the North Star, a fraternal
assessment insurance society, organized
in ST. Paul, has been licensed by Insur-
ance Commissioner O'Shaughnessy. The
officers are J. D. Miller, w. A Holbrook,
c. S. Benson, II. II. Iodgman L. E. Pen