The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-06

! was yesterday stricken from the mu-
nicipal court record.
Gov. Lind has been asked to address
the mass meeting to be held at the Audi
forum Thursday night in connection
with tire visit of the Boer ENJOYS.
The graduates of the iaw department
at the state university will meet at the
capitol Friday morning and be sworn In
by Chef Justice Start, Of the supreme
court
Among Mayor Smiths first appoint
ments was that of James Nugent as
the mayors messenger. He succeeded R.
A. Ames, who is given a clerkship in
the public works department.
The annual meeting of the board of
directors of Bethesda hospital was held
| yesterday afternoon Rev. P. A. Carlson
! was reelected president; Rev. ]. G. Hut
kranS, of Minneapolis, secretary; G. b.
dine, treasurer.
The police are looking for the thieves
who stole horse and wagon from the
Wisconsin Dairy company's barn in the
rear of 504 st. Peter street. The thieves
broke open the barn door, hitched up
the horse and drove away.
The state board of medical examiners
met at the state house yesterday, and
held an examination of candidates. Sixty
.
are from the state university and ten
from Hamiine medical department.
w. S. Gregory, sidewalk inspector. and
William /. Gohde, foreman of the night
street 3weepers. have been created spe-
cia policemen at the instance of the city
engineer. This is done to enab BILE them
to prevent interference with the men I'M
der them.
Chief of the Fire Department Cook has
| received a check for $25, donated by H.
l. Collins & Co, for the benefit of the
firemen's relief fund. The firm had a
bad fire short time ago, and sent
the check in acknowledgment of the de-
partments at this time
The. executive committee of the Cham
Der of Commerce yesterday favorably re.
portec IN faNo of enforcing the colcc-
ton OF membership fees and fines for alb
sence from meetings, and also urged
that the membership OF the chamber be
increased by the addition of desirable
timber
Detectives James Murnane and Ed
Christian went to Fargo. n. D.. last
evening to help out the police DEPART
ment of that city in protecting the pub
TIC from the thieves expected at the an
hual IRE department tournament that is
to be held there June 6, { and s.
Robert Brown. aged fifty years,
died yesterday at his residence, Al La
fond street. The funeral will be held
thursday, at $50 a. m, from the resi-
denee, with services at St Vincent's
church at g. Funeral will be under
auspices of Division No. 8, A O. H.
+. An elderly man, who refused to give
his name, fell upon the pavement in front
OF Chase's bicycle store, 80 West Fourth
street, last evening, and sustained bad
gash on the back of the head He was
removed to the city hospital. The physi-
cans say the stranger was under the in
luence of liquor. His condition is not
serious
Burglars got into the hcme of A. Van
Becker I'll Wabasha street Yesterday
afternoon and ransackcd the premises
Inc burglars were evidently in a hurry
overlooking some valuable silver table
ware, while they only secured 81 that was
taken from trunk they demolished.
The robbery was committed during the
absence of. the family
Mrs, w M. Luchsinger. formerly Nellie
Sullivan, wife of one of the proprietors
of the Pioneer Press buffet. was charged
IN the police court yesterday win dis
orderly conduct. The woman was ar
rested as the result of an altercat ton at
the buffet Tuesday evening. She secured
q continuance until Friday
The home of Mounted officer Braak. of
the Prior avenue station. was damaged
by fire to the extent of $500 shortly after
o'clock yesterday morning officer
Braak, sleeping alone in the house was
aroused by the oppressive smoke. and
had scarcely time to escape from his
bed room before the apartment was
wrapped in flames. The cause of the
fire is not known.
Enjoying last pipe fun of tobacco be-
fore going to sleep shortly before 1
o'clock yesterday morning, A Bonner.
living at 420 East Seventh street, dropped
a spark on the bed where he was "
ing and the bed clothing caught fire. To
prevent a serious blaze Mr. Bonner threw
the mattresses and bed clothing out of
the window. The department was call
ed out by still alarm.
Charles Sundberg, III WhitaH street.
and Anton Ritter. 765 Whitau street. BOYS
under fifteen years of age. were charged
in the police court yesterday with mali
cious destruction of property. 1t is al
legged that the youngsters broke 119 win
dows. valued twenty cents each, at the
BONN Manufacturing company's plant