The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-20
CITY News.

confer the first three ranks tonight.
The St. Paul Tourist club will give their
first excursion on the steamer Columbia
and barge, Sunday.
Insurance Commissioner O'Shaughnessy
has closed the German Life Insurance
Company of Mankato.
addicted to liquor and neglects her four
children, one a girl of nine. Her husband
is employed out of the city.
Mrs. Nick McWhorter, 83S Delaware
street, IS being investigated by Humane
Agent Moak. 1t is alleged that she is
Division No. l, A. o. H, will meet at
Cr4tin hall this evening for the purpose
of electing officers for the ensuing year
Nels Anderson is charged with the lar
ceny of piece Of pipe from the rear Of
Gran Bros.'s shop, Seventh and Pine
streets.
The street car tracks are laid on the
Rice street bridge and the cars running
Foot passengers are able to cross on the
sidewalks
Herman Smith, the paro!ed convict, will
be trfed today for stealing clothes. If
convicted, he will be sent back to the
pen TO serve seven years of an unfinished
term.
George Williams, printer, was placed
under arrest yesterday by Detectives Da-
ly and Sweeney. He is said to be ilnpli-
Gated with Olaf Gran in stealing b:cy-
cles.
c. H. Reiger, a butcher, living at 266
Topping street, had a finger amputated
yesterday by DR.. Whitcomb. He hurt
it a week ago and blood poisoning set
in. He will recover.
Tho funeral Of the late Mrs Ellen Nor
iarty will be held tomorrow morning at
tbo " Ia,
avenue. followed by services at st. Mich
aefs church at a m.
Theo. Horig completed a sentence
in the workhouse yesterday, and
was Immediately rearrested and placed in
jail on a couple of indictments charging
him with grand larceny.
A reward has been offered for the
horse and buggy stolen from Shea's
livery stable on SeIby avenue last Satur-
day night The horse was brown and wear
ing rubber trimmed harness that at
tached him to an end spring buggy.
Father j. J. Lawler will award the
diplomas and deliver the address to the
graduates at the commencement exer-
cises of the Cretin high school and the
Girls school, to be held at the Metro
politan opera house tomorrow night.
William Patterson, aged sixty, wants a
divorce from his wife, Nora, whom he
married in 1883. and who deserted him
and went to Ireland the following year,
Judge Kelly has the case under advise
meHt.
Capt. Charles e. Metz, for nineteen
years u member Of the state guard, at
present Captain of Co. d, First regiment,
has handed his resignation to Adjt. Gen.
Lambert. Capt Metz served with the
Thirteenth regiment in the Philippines.
The examinations being held by the
BARRIERS state board of examiners at AS
semby halls will continue today. Any
one desirous Of obtaining a free shave or
hair cut may do so by applying at the
halls.
The funeral Of Marie N. I3erenrbach.
the milliner who died Monday from an
operation for appendicitis viii be held
at a IN today, from the residence Z3)
MCBoal street, and Assumption church at
lG a. m.
Victor DeuCk, a boy seven years of age.
was kicked yesterday by a horse and as
result is suffering with a fractured
Jaw, a badly cut mouth and another cut
on the chin. HIS home is at 26 West In
diana avenue.
Open air services will be resumed at
Arcadia, Bald Eagle lake, Sunday. Rev.
George NJ. Morrison, pastor of Plymouth
church, st. Paul. Will preach, and the
music will be led by Mr.. J. c. Myron and
the Plymouth quartette.
MIS-. Josephine NJ Fullington made ap-
plication in the probate court for letters
Of administration upon the estate of her
husband who was burned TO death by the
explosion of a gasoline stove on June
-. The estate is valued at $l,200.
The Commercial club directors yester-
Il n IA
the ManitOu Lake Cold Mining company,
to attend the annual convention Of the
International mining. congress, in session
at Milwaukee. He will attempt to secure
for St. Paul the convention for next year.
State EntOmologist Lugger returned
yesterday from another Trip to the north
ern part of the state, and on the55LTength
Of his report with regard Go the grass
hoppers, the governor appropriated an
other $500, making 81 SEQ in all, to aid IN
the determination Of the pests
A burglar concealed in the attic OF w
W Bishops house, 51S Summit avenue,
disturbed the family about midnight.
While Mr.. Bishop was trimming the can
die, preparatory to making a search,
the unlawful visitor dropped from a Win
dow to the porch and then to the ground.
Secretary Jackson, of the State Board
of Corrections and Charities received
communication from the board of county
commissioners of Fillmore county, stat
ing that plans submitted by the state
board for the new county Jail had been
accepted, and announcing that bids will
be received for its construction and OPEN
ed July u
The State Grain Growers Associat ton
did not get a quorum at the state house
yesterday, and its meeting scheduled for
yesterday was postponed until today.
State Agent Gates left yesterday for
Fergus Falls, where he will take into GUS
tOdy OMufphrey Norvitski, an insane
Pole, and depOrt him to New York, where
he will be placed on steamship and sent
to his native land.
The alumni of the Humboldt high school
last night unanimously elected Frank
King, president; Miss Adele Haskell, vice
president; John Jaeger, secretary, and
Miss Fife Evans, treasurer The presi-
dent-elect announced the following com
mittees: Executive, Percy Burnham.
Nina Row, E. A. Anderson May Schrei-
Der. Advisory committee Miss Blanche
BiSue Bethe Turner and Alfred Oehler.
In the probate court yesterday John A.
Moak was appointed guardian of seven
year-old Etfie Curt, daughter of Thomas
Curd, who is under arrest on a charge
of larceny. His wife testified that the
father frequently took the child into i'm
proper places. Mrs. Curti said she would
sue for a divorce from her husband and
then try to get the custody of the child
OLD ULCERS AND SORES, Ne Ne Ssy: Say:
Your druggist will refund your money