The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-14
TUB TRUTHS.

an employee at the West Publishing house
and member of Typographical Union
No. 80
Commissioners Were Avay-Owing
to the absence from the city of President
| Clark and Commissioners Walther and
Sharood the regular meeting of the fire
| board scheduled for last evening was
! postponed q week
VIII Be Buried Sunday-The funeral
| of Charles Karger of the Third infantry,
who died In the Philippines, will be held
| in this city Sunday. The interment will
! be at the German Lutheran cemetery.
Singed the Rarn-Fire slightly dam
aged E. ]. Haycock's barn, Ninth and
jackson streets, yesterday afternoon The
cause Of the blaze is not known. The roof
of the barn was somewhat burned
Shepherd is Home-Harry Shepherd
| has returned from trip through the
| South, where he has been making photo
graphs illustrative of the Industrial de-
velopment Of the colored people, for the
Paris exposition commissioners.
Turned 1t Over to Mfnne-County
| Treasurer Arostn yesterday turned over
| to the state treasurer SOL ,035. sc on account
of the February settlement. OF the
amount $S5, SS5.97 was for the revenue fund
and the balance went to the state school
| fund.
| Permits to BuiId-Building permits
were Issued yesterday to George H Rob
! lnson for $1,000 addition to frame
| dwelling on Wynne avenue near Pascal
and to A. P. Edwards for an $500 cottage
| on Ramsey street. near Pleasant avenue.
Two minor permits, aggregating $500, were
| also issued.
Badly Broken Up-Thomas Horrigan,
teamster living at 765 Cortland street.
sustained fracture Of the collar bone
/ and of the right wrist, last night by fall
! Ing from his wagon. He was taken to the
city hospital. Horrigan Is sixty years of
| age.
Trump Suit Disfgured-John Trump.
| living at 345 Lewis street, was bitten by a
! dog yesterday while passing the home of
ID. II. Stale, 776 Ashland avenue. where, it
Is said, the canine is owned. Trump was
not badly hurt, sustaining several pune
lures in the calf of his leg.
Fell Down StalrS-A J. Halbert. liv-
| ing at los East Seventh street, fell down a
! long flight OF stairs at his home last even
Ing and badly injured his left hand. He
| was attended by City Physician Weirlck
anu taken 10 the city hospital. Some of
| the comes of the hand were broken Mr..
! Halbert slipped at the head of the stairs.
! Hello Habit GrOws-The Northwest
ern Telephone Exchange company reports
a net gain of 500 subscribers In February.
making a total number of subscribers
Feb. 2S H,442 The Erie Telephone sys-
tenn, of which this company is a part. re-
| ports net gain of 1904 subscribers in
| February, making the total number of
| subscribers of this system Feb. 2S, 113, 1927.
| o.
Correcting logging FiG'ures-Labor
| Commissioner McHale is collecting sta
| tistics which will in a measure form ma
ter1al for very correct estimate Of the
logging Industry In Minnesota. Blank
! forms have been sent to Iumberrnen ask
| ing Tor statement OF the number of
| camps operated. men employed. different
/ classes Of labor employed in the woods
and the wages paid
If every girl wore a Gordon Hat how
much better some girls would look
| Gas Ranges
This month for 5000
st. Paul Gas Light CO.