The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-14
CITY NEWS.
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P. ]. Giesen will build an addition to
Mozart hall.
The Ancient Order Of Hibernians Will
picnic at Wildwood today.
Four women were arrested last night
for soliciting on Ninth street.
The city directory has been delayed,
but it is expected that 1t will be delivered
July %.
Scarlet fever is reported by the health
office yesterday as existing at 291 Jes-
ssTuine street
Labor Commissioner McHale is in MIL
waukee attending the convention of labor
commissioners.
Teachers checks for June salary will
be ready for distribution at the school
board office today.
The steamboat excursion of the Me-
mortal Lutheran league will be held
Thurs lay evening.
living at Merriam Park had his left arm
broken by falling off horse.
L. McEvoy, 392 North Exchange street,
fell in tit at Sixth and Franklin streets.
He was taken home By the police.
Samuel Michael. an eleven-year-old
boy living at l09 West Third street, has
been missing from home since Wednes-
day.
Judge Kelly Will hold a special term Of
the district court at White Bear, July Is,
for the purpose Of issuing naturalization
papers.
A broken ice wagon yesterday after
noon delayed traffic on the south
bound track Of Robert street bridge over
an hour.
The Dakota Elevator company, Of Far
go, n. D., has acquired the right, under
the Somerville law, to do business in this
state on a capital Of $4,000.
The Sunday school picnic of the Me-
mortal Lutheran church will be held at
Wildwood, Tuesday Car leaves Eighth
and Cedar streets at $50 a. m
The Y. P. S. c. e. of the First Metho-
dist church will picnic at Como tbs after
noon and evening. The young people will
meet at the church at O'clock
A bicycle stolen from r. M. Wheeler
was yesterday recover by the police be-
fore 1T had been missed by the owner.
Charles La Chance, who says he is q
Hugo Knaack, the man who fell from
the roof Of the st. Paul Stove works.
was resting we'll at the hospital The
doctors are more hopeful for his recoy-
cry.
Peter Peterson, aged torty-fve years,
Of COS Rose street, suffered an epileptio
tit while walking on the street near his
nome. He was taken home in the patrol
wagon.
u. A. Foley was arrested yesterday aft
ernoon by Detectives Murnane and
Sweeney charged with the larceny of q
watch
J. G. Stein secured a building permit
To-Day Tor the two-story building to be
erected a The corner of Fourth and Wa
basha- The cost of the Improvement is
given as 100000.
Morris Mantcn, a. sixteen-year-old boy
nNlnS at al Mt. Ida street, sustained a
broken leg while riding on a wagon ct
Third and Robert streets He was taken
to bethesda hospital.
During last month 6S dead horses. 7
COWS, hon and 154 dogs, cats and dead
chickens were removed from the streets
by the health department, for which
service the city paid $91.4
''short-order cook" was picked up by
the police as suspicious character. His
case was continued to this morning to
investigate statement from the mother
OF the prisoner as to his conduct
Acl1er Post TO: q, C. A. R., will hold
It's regular meeting at the post hall this
evening. Arrangements to attend the
hauohal encampment at Chicago, Aug. 2S,
VIII be reported by the committees.
Complaint and summons were yester-
day served upon Jacob Scherding, whose
wife at Lewiston, Mont, has begun d.
Yorce proceedings on the ground of cruel
ty. They were married here in 1885,
City Engineer CIausen reports that thu
sixth street bridge, which has been re-
paired and had new brick floor, will be
open to pedestrians and teams in O. few
days The whole expense amounted to
$15, OOO ~
Roy Munger, the nineteen-year-old son
OF MI. ana Mrs. N. r. Munger, of New
port, was shot in the left wrist while
practicinS with revolver, the bullet cut
ting the main artery and lodging between
the bones Of the forearm
A petition was fled yesterday with the
county commissioners asking that