The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-30
CITY Nj W s.

S A. Perkins, of Seattle. at one time
private secretary to Senator Hanna of
Ohio, was at the Merchants yesterday
William RhoGen, living at 1S7 East
Seventh street, reported to the police
yesterday that some one stole a $25
Cverccat from his room Monday evening.
Willie Haas, ten-year-old youngstcr
whose parents claim to pe unable to con-
troll him, was yesterday committed to
the state training school, on the charge
of incorrigibilitY.
Mrs H Eckert, fifty-two years of age,
died at the city hospital yesterday after
an illness of ten days. She is survived
by a husband and two grown sons. The
family lives at 499 Petit street.
The following attorneys have been ad-
mitted to practice in the United States
circuit court of appeals: William 3.
Sanders, Cleveland, o.; Stephen c. Mil
Ter. Akron, o.; Iiillhouse Buel, keokuk,
10; john 7. Gathers, Omaha, Nep.
Frank S. Weidenhorner, dealer in
wall paper at SIS East Seventh street was
tried in the police court yesterday for
assaulting w. a. Lohlker, employed in .
wall paper store next door, and required
to sign a $lG0 bend to keep the peace.
Notice Of prosecution of a claim for $50
has been filed by Pothen Bros, grocers,
against the city. The amount Is said to
represent the value Of a horse that was
impaired by falling or the street and sus-
tanning injuries THAI rendered shooting
the animal necessary.
The third fortnightly- meeting Of the
Northwestern Manufacturers assocla-
ton will he held at the Merchants hotel
tomorrow at 12:15 p. m. sharp. An ad-
dress will be given by NJ J. O'Shaugh-
Irvine
company, concerning that industry
Thomas Cox. a veteran engineer or TIE
Great Northern, died at o'c.ock yester-
day morning at his home, 797 Park avenue.
lie leaves a wife and fouI children. The
funeral Will take place Thursday from
the residence, with services at st. Fat
ricks church. and interment at calvary
A telegram received by f. W. Berg
meier of the Boer reception committee
states that the Boer commissioners three
III number, viii arrive in st. Paul Thurs
day morning June Z, at 1875 o'clock. The
ENJOYS will BE- accompanied by their
secretary and Mrs. Fischer, wife OF one
Of the commissioners.
Property owners made protest yester-
day at the city engineers office against
the erection of telephone poles on Far
rington avenue between Marshall and st.
Anthony avenues. An appeal to the cOun-
Gil will be made to repeal the permit,
which was granted to the Mississippi
Valley Telephone company.
John J. Meyer, a painter at work or
a building al Western and Dayton ave
MUGS fell from d ladder, a distance OF
thirty feet yesterday morning, sustaining
serious injury. His left elbow was badly
fractured, the bore being splintered.
Meyer was attended by q physician and
rf.Y0f,-.d f. l1o01p M.lf-ti-1 street.
Members of the three-year law course
OF the University of Minnesota held
their regular annual banquet at the Ryan
hotel last night About thirty were in
attendance. An informal programme of
toasts was discussed, and as usual,
thoroughly enjoyable time was had. Mr..
Farnum, of Chicago, presided as toast
master
Gus Rohl arrested al Highwood and
brought ba.k to this city to answer the
charge of stealing SD and a gold watch
from John Burkman, living at 6l2 Min
nehaha street was arraigned before
Judge Hine yesterday. 1t is alleged that
Roll took the m6rGey and the watch while
boarding with the Eurkmar family last
January. The case was continued and
VIII be taken before the grand jury
The board of abatement met yesterday
morning and granted the following abate-
mHnts in the following cases, recon-
mended by the assessor; J. G.. Maendler,
Bethesda Lutheran congregation, Clara
bel Lawton, Caroline McDermott, August
Schoz Wenzl Paul. Christ Schroth,
Laura c. Schade. Charlotte c. Knox and
Charles Schurman. The applications were
denied in the following cases: George
F. ana Mary A. Danes, Mrs. c. Fox,
n B. Dittman, P II. Weiss John B.
SINNERS, w. P. DevereauX, J. T. Ken
nedy, Henry Norman, German EVangen-
cal congregation, H. A. Bronson and V.
A. Lundberg.