The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-10

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Discharged From Observation-Disclosures
Ollig, the girl injured in jumping from
runaway on East Seventh street last Fri
day morning, has so far recovered that
she was yesterday discharged from the
city hospital.
Leaves "a Wife and Two SOns-W. Is.
Lacey, formerly living at 1872 Dayton ave
nue., died at the city hospital Sunday
from kidney trouble He was fifty-three
years of age. and is survived by wife
and two sons.
Scrched Brooks WOOdshed - Fire
slightly damaged a woodshed in the rear
of Richard Brooks home, 157 University
avenue, yesterday morning. A piece of
wood too long for the stove thrown into
the shed after being partly burned, caus-
ed the blaze.
Pythians' Annual Meetfng-The an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Pythian Building and Improvement syn
dicate will be held Wednesday evening,
April 25 ats o'clock in Bowlby hall Of
ficers for the ensuing year will be elect
ed. The present officers are Judge Orr,
president, and Otto Bremen, secretary.
For Teaching Places-This morning
the examination of applicants from the
teachers training school will commence
at the Central high school. This exam
mation may be taken by any one who
wishes to try for a teachers certificate.
Fifteen young women from the training
school will take the examination.
G. c. Lambert recently requested the war
department to detail a regular army Of
hcer for four months to act as an in
spector for the state national guard The
war department replied that it would
communicate his request to Gen J. F.
Wade, commanderpof the department Of
Dakota, and ascertain If he could fur
nish an officer for that duty.
Salvation Arrays Campaign = The
local forces of the Salvation Army have
been reinforced by the divisional brass
band. The music last night attracted
such aslarge crowd to the hall on Seventh
street that quite a number had to be
turned away. Special meetings will be
held all week. commencing tonight Fri
day night the converted Indian medicine
man will give his experience
small Boys Bruised-Tsaac SaItDeter
living at 405 East Seventh street, and
Charles Guion, living at 456 East Seventh
street, boys, were thrown from a wagon
loaded with furniture near their homes
| yesterday afternoon. A counter fell on
young Guion. painfully injuring the lad,
He was attended by Dr. Miller The boy
IS badly bruised, but ne bones were brok-
en-. The Saltpeter boy escaped with slight
] bruises
Elected Three Life Members The
state historical society held short bust
ness session at It's rooms at the state
| capitol last evening. The attendance was
| not large, and only matters Of routine
business were transacted. John A. Stees
and G. W. Hackett. of St Paul, and Hon.
f. M. crosby, Of Hastings, were elected
life members. William F. Mason, Of st.
Paul, was elected an annual member.
In the absence of President Alexander
Ramsey, Senior Vice President Russell
Blakeley presided.
Raided "a Carpenters ShOD-Rure-
lars broke into the carpenter shop of
f. j. Romer, 200 Ramsey street, between
Saturday night and yesterday morning
and stole tools valued at SIS. The burg
lars gained an entrance through the rear
door, which was found open Yesterday
morning. They apparently knew the
VaIue or tools, and picked out the newest
implements in the place. ,Twenty-three
tools, including sows, planes. augurs
ch1sels, screw drivers and various other
kinds, were stolen. The robbery was re-
ported to the police.