The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-19

arrest of George HozensaW, charging as
sault and battery, was issued yesterday.
Leo Ligday, an eleven-year- old boy who
had run away from his home in Winona
and was picked up in the Rondo street
district Thursday, was sent home by the
police yesterday.
The funeral OF Express Messenger c. B.
Kenyon, who died suddenly near New
York Mills, Thursday, will be held to-
morrow at o'clock from his home, 14l
Smith avenue north.
John McCulIoch, of the McCulloch Lum-
Der company, has sold his recently pur-
chased residence at Newport, eight miles
south Of st. Paul, to Albert WILKINSON,
of Griggs, Cooper & Co.
The lighthouse boat Lily arrived at this
port yesterday. The government employs
these boats to patrol the river and see
that the lighthouse stations are supplied
with oil and properly tended.
Gottlieb Barber, aged thirty-two years,
died at st. Joseph's hospital of typhoid
fever after an illness of about two weeks.
He was taken to the hospital from his
boarding place, 421 Franklin street.
Charles Meyer, employed by the Omaha
road, was brought in from LIE Sueur to-
day and placed in St Luke's hospital,
suffering from bad flesh wound caused
by heavy piece Of iron falling upon
him.
William Qulnlan, charged with having
stolen seventy-five pounds Of copper wire
from the Edison Electric company, was
discharged, the testimony failing to show
he was implicated in the theft Of the
wire.
DR.. Rudolph Schiffmann and r. Schiff-
mann Jr left this morning for fishing
trip in the foothills of the Rockies in
Montana The doctor will return in time
to take part in the organization of the
new council.
A warrant was issued yesterday for he
arrest Of Herman Ludeke, of 80 East
Third street. John A Rascheck swoTe to
the complaint, which was that Ludeke
sold thirty pounds of veal and had not Sc
Grrsd a butchers license.
Louis Z. Allen died yesterday at the
family residence, 81 Torrent street OF
consumption Deceased was fOrty-fOur
years of age. He was member of the
Junior Pioneers and the funeral will be
under the auspices of that organization.
Notice has been received by the local
postofice authorities, advising them that
domestic money orders may now be is
sued, payable at Paris, France The rates
for money orders payable there will be
the same as charged within the United
States.
The mail carriers made their appearance
yesterday morning in new summer hats
recently ordered from Washington. The
hat is -brimmej of gray fe,t, similar
to the army campaign hat. On the front
is fastened the carriers number, within
a metal wreath.
The local office of the Standard Oil
company has received word from the Off
GERS in the East of an advance of 10 per
cent in the wages of all employees, includ-
ing cOOpers, drivers, engineers, etc, and
will mean increased salaries for several
thousand men. The company has a large
force of men in this capacity in Mime
sofa, running on rural routes from all of
the principal towns.
Supt. Hadlich, of the delivery system,
has notified all carriers to report on
Hianks specially prepared the names of
residents who are temporarily absent
from the city and the addresses of the
absentees The blanks will be turned over
to Census Supervisor Vanish, and resi-
dents who are out of the city at the
time the enumerators call will be com
municated with, and the necessary fnfor-
nation secured