The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-23
CITY NEWS


Two Diphtherfa Cases-Diphtheria is
reported at 11S6 East Seventh street and
1888 Bast Third street.
Presbytery Meets sToday-The inter-
mediate meeting Of the Presbytery OF
St Paul will be held in the Dano-Nor-
wegian church today at 1o:So 81 m.
Its silver Anniversary-Th twenty
fifth, anniversary celebration Of Union
Lodge No. 4S, I. o. o. F., Is to be held
at Odd Fellows hall Thursday evening.
Lieut.. Conrad Resigns-The adjutant
general yesterday received the resigna-
ton of First Lieutenant M. Conrad, Of
Company, K, First regiment, located at
Saltwater.
Sent to Rochester - Harold Holden,
nineteen years old, was yesterday ad-
judged insane In the probate court and
committed to the state hospital at Roch-
ester by Judge Bazille.
To the Reformatory-Vern Bailey,
convicted of the larceny Of $75 belonging
to Daniel Patient was yesterday SEN
fenced to the state reformatory by Judge
Jaggard in the district court.
VIII Lecture to Nurses-Dr Cham
berlin will lecture before the Ramsey
County Nurses association this evening,
instead of DR.. McLaren. The two ply
sicians merely exchange dates.
Eleventh Ward ProhibttiOntsts =
The Prehibitionists of the Eleventh ward
will meet tonight at the residence of H.
"A. Campbell. corner Saratoga and Ash
land avenues, to organize.
Camera Club DOings-There will be
a demonstration Of the intensiioation
and reduction of negatives at the rooms
of the St. Paul Camera club, As East
Fourth street. this evening at $3.50 o'clock.
Discharged I'm Bankruptcy Judge
Lochren yesterday in the federal court
granted discharges in bankruptcy to ia
cob Keifer, John A. Gardner, Annie T..
Cahoon, Etheibert F. Geer. James A.
Ballard and Nels j. Ness.
They Say They Are Banlrupt-Pe-
titions in voluntary bankruptcy were filed
in the federal court by Charles B. Potter,
q solicitor, and Charles H, .Melby, a
tailor. Potter, scheduled liabilities of
49, 54.71, and Melby Of $178.48 There are
no unexempt assets.
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Scorched a Feed Store - The feed
store Of c. w. staehle,9OS Iglehart street,
was damaged by fire to the extent OF
800 yesterday morning. The cause Of
the fire is unknown. The building, a
one-story frame, was slightly damaged,
and six tons Of hay were scorched.
BARRIERS License InvoIved-The con-
stitutionality of the state law requiring
BARRIERS to take out license is attacked
IN the case Of the state against George
A. Zeno. of Minneapolis, which was ar
gued and submitted in the supreme court
yesterday. Zeno contends that the re-
quirement Is unconstitutional. but the
lower courts upheld 1t.
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Accused of Stealing. COat-WIlliam
Weymar" was arrested yesterday after
noon son the. charge of stealing an over
coat belonging, to William Hosohett, liv-
ing at $751; Randolph street. Both men were
= at Stahmanns brewery when the alleged
theft was committed. The brewery en-
ployes caught Weymar and turned him
over to the police.
Charge Was Changed-Ray Wilson
and May Smith, arrested in saloon at
Eighth and Stbley streets last Thursday
evening, were fined $40 each In the po-
lice court yesterday on pleading guilty to
disorderly conduct. The. women were
originally charged with visiting wine
rooms, but the police changed the charge
Exonerated the officer Patrolmau
,Gydeson. who was before Mayor Mefer
on charges preferred by Frank Williams,
was exonerated after an examination
yesterday Williams was arrested by
Gydeson, charged with taking g. paper
from the livery barn OF c. D. Andrews.
Judge Orr imposed fine Of 81, but Will
nams said the arrest was malicious, and
complained to the mayor.