The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-20

Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church this morn
ing. The evening service will be con-
Quoted by the Rescue band.
The committee of 100 on India famine
relief has sent a letter of appeal to
Mayor Kiefer, asking him To assist the
work in any possible manner.
David Hayes. of No. 12 station, is con-
fined to his home by injuries received
at the st. Paul Gas Light company's fire.
His leg was severely cut by glass.
Henry Kelly, of Hook and Ladder Com
pany No. 2, is unable to attend to his
duties. Both of his hands were cut by
glass at the Gas Light company's fire.
Mrs. J. w Vars was taken home Fri
day from st. Joseph's hospital, where she
has been for the past three weeks, re-
covering from the effects of an opera
ton.
Miss May Gunther. formerly OF ST.
Paul, was married IN Milwaukee, May 1,
to George H. Mccullough. of st. Paul.
They will make ST. Paul their future
home.
Agent NIoak. of the Humane society.
yesterday took charge of the three chill
dren of Mrs. j. Morris, who was sent to
the wOrl1hOuse to serve ten days for
drunkenness.
The st. Paul Tourist club will open the
summer season with a river excursion
Sunday May q. Boat leaves foot of
Jackson street at 10 a. m. Good music
will be in attendance.
In the municipal court Peter Daily and
Charles MCDermott were held for triay
Monday, on charge of attempting to hold
up and rob A Berg at Seventh and
Willius streets Friday evening.
Charles Smith appeared against james
Jackson in the municipal court, declaring
Jackson stcle 81 from him. After caus-
ing Jackson's arrest, Smith found the
money in his coat lining and Jackson was
discharged
Adjt. Gen. Lambert yesterday issued
an order to all the national guard COM
panies, giving them permission to parade
under arms on Decoration day, and ad
vising them to participate in the exer-
cises wherever their assistance may be
desired
c. S. Barnes, a printer, and r H.
Schauffer. a pressfeeder, were found en-
gagged in an alteration on Seventh street
last night about o'clock and were ar
rested for disorderIy conduct. Detective
Wells and Patrolman Kroeger made the
arrests.
James NJ. Allen and Jacob Hemelehle,
both of Minneapolis, were admitted to
the soldiers home yesterday. The for
mer was d member of the Thirty-first
Massachusetts, and the latter of the
Tenth Wisconsin infantry during the
Civil war.
Mrs, Nels Lindahle, 1926 Burr street, ap-
pealed to the Relief society yesterday for
protection from her husband, who, she
says, almost strangled the life out Of her
Thursday and threatened to complete the
work next time. The police were no
titled to protect the woman.
William Salisbury, accompanied by his
wife and two daughters will leave We'd
nesday evening for Montreal. They sail
the 10Th inst. on the steamer Tenucian,
Of the Alien line, spending several weeks
in Manchester, London and Paris, return
ing by way of New York.
James, the ten-year-old son of J. r.
Shelley. of 412 Louis street, almost lost
his life yesterday by being choked by a
marble, which he had in his mouth and
which rolled down and became fastened
in is throat. DR.. Carl Wirth was called
and forced the marble downward. obvi-
ating further danger.
Alice Ostergreen. daughter Of a SUBJ
urban market gardener, lost her pocket
book with 81 III it on Payne avenue last
night and went to the Margaret street
police station to report the loss. She
found the missing wallet with the money
it having been found by Miss Johanna
Sargent, of 973 Payne avenue, who turned
it overzto the police
The fire insurance adjusters on the We
mott, Howard & Co. and the Gaslght
company loss from the Jackson street
fire have about completed their work.
They have practically agreed that the
loss on the Wemott. Howard & Co. stock
stored on the fourth. fifth and sixth
floors of the building will be a total loss
to the insurance companies. The insur-
ance on the three upper floors is $4,000,
The examination of non-commissioned
officers in the regular army, who are
candidates for second lieutenants' com
missions, will take place at the army
building June l. The examining board
will consist & five officers of the regular
army. The examination will be a rigor-
Gus ore, designed to bring out the cam
didates: knowledge of warfare. They will
be put through severe test in military
tactics and strategy.
The Minnesota Historical society has
received the following books by purchase:
Genealogies: Stackpoie, Bert, Dickev.
Ware, Lincoln, Parker, Cony, Harden
bergh, Morsin, Crane, vol IL. Humphrey,
BroWnell Emerson, Page Thayer Ry
gift from Lewis A. Robinson, St Paul:
Genealogical History of tie Families of
RobinsoHs. Saifords, Hardwoods and
Clarks. By Sarah Robinson, 1881" By
purchase, Town and County Histories:
Whately, Mass; Fitchburg, Mass; Nor.
folk, Mass; New Haven County, Conn.
Fairfield County. Conn; Hampstead. y.
H.; Brighton, Mass.
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