The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-17


ury of over $500.
Gertie Bell and Clara Norris. the col
ored women accused of robbing William
| Nelson of $27, plead not guilty, in the po-
| lice court yesterday. The case was set
| for trial tomorrow.
George Brown, arrested for the theft
| of several caddies Of tobacco, from
| Griggs, Cooper & Co.'S, wholesale
| grocery store, was sent to the workhouse
yesterday for thirty days
Henry F. Hodges, ]. C. Lobdell and Asa
| Talcott are the incorporators of the Ma
tiOnal Brass and Metal company, of Min
neapolis, articles for which were filed
with the secretary of state yesterday.
The condemnation proceedings against
! the property required for the formation
of what is to be knowp as Shadow Falls
! park, will be taken UP by the board of
| public works at the next meeting, Tues
! day.
The official report of the salvage corps
| attributes the Noyes Bros. s, Cutler IRE
! of Thursday morning to spontaneous
combustion, and says the firm Will pro-
! badly make no claim as the loss was
small
Instead of taking the proposed practice
march the Third regiment will go into
| camp at Lake City July 1928. The
| change in original plans is made owing to
the fact that shelter tents are not OBJ
taiuable.
An oil painting of a bunch of yellow
and pink moccasin flowers, the official
state flower was presented to the state
by the artist, j. l.. Holman, of Free
port. The painting Will be hung in the
governors office.
Chief Cook of the fire department, has
received $50 check from NOyes Bros. &
Cutler, for the Firemen's Relief assO-
citation, an expression of appreciation f0r
the work of the department during the
fire al the firms building Thursday morn
ing.
Permission is being granted exhibitors
in the ElIs' street carnival to use city
water from the taps of consumers along
Cedar street, providing the householders
raise no objections. Secretary Caulield
yesterday signed the first of these per-
mits.
Tuesday evening, June 10, St Paul
Chapter No. II, O. e s., will give re-
ception at the home OF Mrs. Robertson,
Feronia and Dewey avenues, for their
worthy matron, Mrs. Jessie Shuman, who
Will soon leave for her future home, Chi
cago.
An eligible register of men qualified for
Watchmen in the custodian service of the
government is desired by the civil service
commission in st. Paul. Application
blanks can be secured from Arthus w.
Lyman, secretary of the board at the
federal building.
Loans were made by the state board
of investment yesterday as follows:
Five thousand dollars to districts "a and
o. in PipestOne and Rock counties; viii
lage Of Caledonia, $1,000; Mauston town.
ship, Wilkin county, $500; district 255,
The people of St Clements Episcopal
parish will picnic Wednesday at Como,
The members Of St Clements church to-
gether with their children and friends,
are invited to attend the outing Cars
have been engaged to leave the corner
of Grand Avenue and Victoria street at
II o'clock Wednesday,
James Carmody was locked up at the
central station last evening on the charge
of drunkenness. He was arrested by Spe-
cial Officer Fisher, by whom it is charged
that Carmody held up a newsboy under
the Robert street bridge and took 80
cents from the yOungster. Carmody ran
away, but was pursued and captured by
Special Officer Fisher.
Mrs. Ella Provost was examined for
insanity yesterday and committed 10
Rochester The examination was con-
Quoted at st. LulIe's hospital by Drs.
riggs and Rogers, the patient being TOO
weak to attend at court. It is the opin-
ION of the physicians that Mrs Provost
has a growth on the brain
Humane Agent Moak shot a half
starved horse that was rescued from a
quaSmire on the West side flats. Tho
animal had evidently been stuck in the
mIre several days. 1t was gotten out by
means of ropes, but was found to be in
such weakened condition that it was
deemed mercy to end it's suferings.
The trouble between Health Inspector
Ohage and the sanitation companies does
not seem to be over yet. DR.. Ohage viii
refuse 10 issue any permits to the Ram
sey County Sanitation company and to
the Capital City Sanitation company until
the plants of both companies have been
reconstructed to conform with the law
Complaint Las been made to the police
lhat mallciouSly inclined individuals ore
hndinS amusement by stoning pleasure
parties enjoying launch rides on the river
4here are number of launches on the
river this season and the offenders # Is
claimed. stationed themselves on the
W23asha street bridge when the boats
pass and throw stones at the occu1auts
The explosion of small gasoline tank
In the rear of Simmer &, Margolf's hard
ware store, 49, Mississippi street. yester
u'S AFTERNOON, created cOnSidera BILE ey-
element and called out the fire deparf-
mont No one was Injured and the fire
was quickly eXtinguished. The damace
is estimated at $500 The cause of the
explosion is not known
The Northwestern Chronicle. one of +bs
Oldest Catholic papers in the Nort1v,est
mas changed hands and will hereafter be
published from Milwaukee. A deal has
oeen made whereby the paper becomes
the property of II. J. Desmond. of Mil
Waukee, who is the proprietor and editor
Oh the catholic Citizen, of that city.
The Scottish Clans of the Twin Cities
WIN picnic Wednesday at Spring Park
Among the features of the day will he :.
Highland fling contest. prize win he
gwen to the winner. The contest is
open to any one in the two cities, thc
contestants to notify N M. Scott GIase
block, Minneapolis, or Miss Fara.lI,o,,
6Ield Schlick & Co. st. Paul, at an carly
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