The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-15
CITY ne w 8.

Moritz Helm returned from Duluth yes
terday.
The city treasurer yesterday received
$500 from the Buffalo Bill show, as license
money.
Detective HallcweN has recovered a
gold watch stolen from NJ. F. Engers
Office at IS East Sixth street. July %.
A suit Of clothes and a gold ring be-
longing to John McTlonough were stolen
from a room at so Tennessee street last
night.
State Insurance Commissioner
O'Shaughnessy. L. A. Rosing, secretary
to the governor. and T. D. O'Brien. went
ito Chicago last evening.
The ways and means committee of the
assembly will meet this afternoon at 8
o'clock. The committee on licenses OF
the assembly will also meet at 3 o'clock
John McKernen. while sitting in the
rooms of the st. Paul Relief society, sud
denly ruptured vessel in his right
leg. He was removed to the city hos
pitaL
Albert Roby. hospital steward, now at
Nlobrara, Neb has received orders to
come to Fort Smelling. and will accom-
pany the third battalion Of the EHgth reg
iment to the East.
The funeral Of Abram Yerxa will be
held this afternoon at 2:30 from the home
Of his sen. w A. Yerxa, 1916 Kenwood
parkway The Yerxa stores In both cit
les will be closed today On account Of
the funeral.
Gordon Henderson, son of Dr. A Hen
dersOn. Of Merriam Park. was severely
hurt in a game Of golf A playmate
swung brassey with great force. and
struck Gordon over the left eye. cut
ting dangerous cash.
S. T. Fullerton. formerly secretary Of
the state game and fish commission, but
now connected with the state auditors
department. has returned from a trip to
northern Minnesota. where he has been
looking over state lands
Mrs. S. Rerensteinl. the old lady who
attempted her life at 139 East Third street
Sunday. was yesterday discharged from
the city hospital. Her wounds were found
to be merely surface wounds, and none
Of them were very serious.
Lieut.. Lawrence B. Simand VIII arrive
from Eastern Cuba at Fort Smelling
SOME time next week 10 take charge of
his company IN the Eighth. He has
been acting in the capacity of Judge adj
vocate Of the department Of Eastern
Cuba.
The appointment of recorder of the
beard which examines applicants at Fort
Smelling for the position of cernmissarv
has been conferred upon Lieut.. NJ. b.
stewart. vice Lieut.. Eton. relieved for
duty.
l. A. I1igbee, q married woman. yester-
day filed petition In bankruptcy. The
liabilities amountto IS. 900 in second mort.
cages and LOCO in bank stock in the Trad
ers' National bank, Tacoma, Wash. The
assets are $685. altogether in real es-
tate
A valise belonging to John O'Toole. who
died at the city hospital from Iaudan1n
poisoning six weeks ago, has been Ia
Gated at the Lafayette hotel. at which
place O'Toole stepped previous to being
taken to the hospital. The valise con-
tanned papers of considerable value to the
widow.
The w. L. Douglas Shoe Co.. of Mas
sachusetts. and the Fred Miller Brewing
Co., of Milwaukee, Yesterday comnIIoS
with the provisions of the SomerviIle law
and paid fees on their capital invested
In this state. The Brewing couapanD
pays on an investment of $25, 600 and tina
shoe company on, $2,00G
The Fidelity Commission Company. of
minneapolis, who will do a general bust
ness in grain, filed art1cIes of incornora-
ton yesterday Its capital stock is SEQ,
0Go and the limit of Indebtedness 500. coo
inc 1hcOrpOfatOfS are Peter Nelson, Min
neapolis; John Mohan. Beardsley. and
Andrew Parker, Henry w. Dezotten,
Richard w. Christian. Browns Valley,
MINI.
The fire department was called out four
times yesterday. but none of the fires
did any damage. The first cali was to
a barn in the rear of 1929 Woodbridse
street; the second q blaze in house at
GA Brown avenue, started by the explo-
sion Of a gasoline stove; the third n
chimney fire in the residence occupied bv
Mrs. c. Erickson. on Tenth street, near
Canada: the fourth was fire discovered
in a brush pile near the Burr street
bridge