The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-01

kendrick block, Seventh street F,idoy
evening, June 1. Prof. and Mrs. Morris
will be present
Charles Scheutzow, accused :of driving
ms stepchildren from horne. was dis
charged in the municipal court Yesterday.
as Mrs. Scheutzow did not apDcar f.
testify against her husband.
Mrs: Margaret Casey died yesterday at
her nome. III East Fairfield avenue.
aged hfty-s1X years The funeral will be
heid at $3.50 from the residence, followed
oy services at st, Michaels church at 9
James Ca.y3anaaugh, laugh, arrested /. on. the
charSe of nbstructing the streets, be-
cause ne did not get out cf the way of
street car, at Fourth and Robert streets
paid fine of 81 in the municipal cour5
yesterday.
A Washington dispatch SAYS that Cant
II. \. Leonhauser, now of the infantrv
IN the Philippines, will be transferred to
81. Paul and detailed to a position in
ether the quartermaster's or adiutant
generals departments
Minneapolis couple giving the names
or K. Roberts and Annie Smith were a.
rested while driving on University ave
hue last evening for drunkenness. and dis
orderly conduct. They We're driving ran
IDLY and singing boisterously, according
10 OIaceT Towey, who made the arrest.
The grand jury will examine witnesses
TODAY in the Eiickson murder case. for
which the brother of the victim is under
arrest on warrant charging him with
tne crlIhS. ASS istant County Attorney
Zollman is looking after the case for the
state.
Frank O'Rcgan, the youth arrested fo,,
9llPOpH Of
l.. Sternberg's secondhand store. 3So
Minnesota street, Tuesday afternoon.
was discharged i'll the municipal court
yesterday, there being no cornplaint
against him.
Chief Of Police Getchell has purchased
new team. of horses for the Rondo
station patrol wagon. The horses ora
brotheis, five anG SIX years old. let
black and weighing 1850 pounds. The
price paid for the team was 5000. The
old horses will he sold Saturday.
r. W. Edmonson recovered a watch
yesterday by replevn that was lost fen
years ago. The watch bore his initials
ana Was either lost or stolen. A few
days ago he saw the timepiece in possess
sion of Michael Leada and secured a writ
OF replevin in order to gain possession of
It. Leada said he loaned money to a
stranger who gave him the watch for Sc
curlty and did not redeem it.
Peter Daily is under arrest on tht.
charge of stealing IS from John Iund-
gren, living at So East Fairfield avenue.
Lundgren claims he werr tc sleep in a
lot at Eighth and Neil streets, Wednes-
day evening, and that TIE money was
stolen from him while he. sIept. The
ponce allege that Daily is only one Of
three men charged with complicity in the
alleged theft DAILY was held until todav.
Plans and estimates for the paving of
jackson street, from Third to Seventh.
with asphalt, were discussed at the meet
ing OF the board of public works yes
terday. The estimates were S421 per
front foot where there are no car tracks
and $3.50 per front foot were there are
tracks. There were few objections to
the Improvement which will no doubt be
ordered at the next meeting.
The following commissions were issued
yesterday by Adjt.~Gen. Lambert: Capt.
Lewis D Frost. Company C, Second regi-
ment; Capt. Frederick L. Baker, regimen
tai adjutant. Third regiment; First Lieu
tenant Harry L. Keller, Company B,
First regiment; First Lieutenant Peter J.
Hagenson, Company A, Third regiment; :;
Second Lieutenant Clifton S. Smith Com
pany G. Second regiment; First Lieuten-
ant William F. Pletke, Company C, Sec
ond regiment, and Second Lieutenant
Frank H Strouts, Company D, Fourth
regiment reserve.
Dawson Moreand. who has been su-
perintendent of the Bradstreet CONNER
cial Agency in St. Paul and Minnesota
for the past thirteen years, has been ap-
pointed special agent. at ST. Paul, for the
United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Company of Baltimore Md, in connec-
ton with Kirl1e & Bryant. general agents
Of the company in this district The
above company is ~ene of the largest
bonding companies in this country