The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-03
CITY NEW s.

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saIxatiozl;. Army 1seryice-The Saliva
service. from Feb. 8 to 49, at 266 East
Seventh street. ss--szz
Even ,EHgineersazNot Exempt-Geo.
L. Wilson. assistant city engineer, is con-
fined TO his home, as the result of a fall
on the sidewalk near Grand and Oakland
avenues. His face was severely bruised
s=ss+sess s--se--e=-
Says He Is Bankrupt-Samuel Stolu-
row, a dealer in fruits and produce yes
terdaxa fled petition in voluntary bank
ruptcy in the federal court. The liabili-
ties schedule 81, 42S. S2@and the assets $14S.
Coat md Vest StOlen-John Quirk,
living at-S76- Jackson street, yesterday re-
ported to the police. that sneak thieves
had entered shissroom~ during the after
noon and stolen a black sack coat and
vest. ssf,'7'ss'7''as -
Charged with larceny - Detective
SweeneNs-yesterday4 arrested ]. E. Scott
on the complaint of Miss P. Erickson, of
b51 Bratiey' street, who alleges that Scott
robbed her of a gold watch Thursday
night.
Received From InstitutiOns-State
Treasurer Korner yesterday received
checks from the following institutions.
representing miscellaneous receipts for
January:%St. Cloud normal school, $178S0;
state refornatory. 81. 351 &c; Winona nor
mai school. s6iS.S7. >@
Watch Was Recovered = Detective
HalleWall~ yesterday recovered a silver
wtach that was stolen from the apart
ments' OF H. Frank. ait 454 Jackson street,
over a month ago by a sneak thief. The
watch was found in a secondhand store
at sSibleX- and Third streets, and identi-
fed by the owner
German-American Veterans = The
German American Veterans association
viii holdssa meeting Sunday, Feb. 4, at 8
p. m, in Garfield hall. All German vet
eransrof the Civil war are cordially in
vited to attend, as well as Spanish-Amer-
lean veterans, who are entitled to full
membership The organization.
Files Claim Against City. - Agnes
Bond has filed a claim against the city.
for. $4,000 for personal Injuries sustained
bY~reaann Of defective sidewalk. She
alleges that on the afternoon of JAN 8,
wfile walking along the sidewalk on Pal
ace street, near Victoria, she was thrown
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Since that.date she has been in the hos
pital.
OIeO Cases COntinued-In the munich
pal court yesterday the cases Of F. A.
,Barbeau,= of the Park hotel, and Emil
Constant, of the Globe hotel, charged
with violating the oleomargarine law
were continued by Judge Orr until Mon
day. A continuance was granted In the
case of James Wheeler, residing at 30
Carroll street. charged with the theft Of
$3.50 belonging to A. J. Ehret a saloon
keeper at Carroll street and Western
avenue.
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Commercial Club Entertainments
The Commercial club entertainment COM
: mfttee promises a good time to the mem
= ~ibers who come out tonight for "club
kniefts's3 Atlthey smoke social and refresh
ment. tables there will be some enter
! tainefs who have not appeared at the
club. before, and jolly evening is as
-suEed.l Preceding the smoke social there
will be music and a twenty-minute talk
by E. w. Randall, secretary of the state
fair. No charge will be made to those
who attend
~ His Nephew neutrality-suspicious.
of Carriers Henry Hadlick yesterday re-
J. .ceived a letter from Oscar Pfeiffer, Of
222 Keap street, Brooklyn, asking for in
formation regarding the whereabouts of
the writer's nephew, Emil Pressler, who
has been missing for a year. Presler
disappeared from the train on Jan. g.;