The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-07

Wabasha street bridge.
meeting of country publishers will
be held in the senate chamber tomorrow
with a view of securing a reduction in
cost of patent insides." and also to
secure some revenue from the advertis-
ing which is carried by the insides.
Better progress has been made by the
| census enumerators the past two days,
and it IS believed that the work will be
satisfactorily finished within the speci-
fed time. Some of the smaller districts
will be completed by the end Of the week.
Judge Orr, of the municipal court, will
leave this evening for a visit to the
home Of his parents, at Miamisburg. 0.
Judge Orr's parents are both living at the
| advanced age of So years. His mother
is quite i'll, and Judge Orr is hurrying to
her bedside. >'>
The employees of the Chicago, St Paul,
Minneapolis * Omaha railway, will give
! their fifteenth annual picnic at Prior lake
! Saturday, JuEe 49, going via Shakopee.
! The arrangements are in the hands OF
Duncan F. Erskine, W. a. Rattray and
! John =. Utz
Franklin H. Ellerbe, who. on the verge
| of a mental collapse, was taken to the
| city hospital last Monday, as told in the
| G l o e has succumbed to an attack
of brain fever. Ellerbe's condition
! is serious, but the physicians say he will
probably recover.
Invitations have been issued by the
Alumni association OF the Mechanic Arts
high school for their third annual recep-
ton. Wednesday evening. the gradual
ing class will he received and the annual
business meeting held, after which there
will be dancing.
A meeting Oft e~BGss Earbers' asso
citation will be held tonight, at 206 East
Seyertn street. The con E1ittee on picnic
Will report. A smoke social will be held
after the business meeting, j. T.. Krom-
schroeder, one of the lneIbers, having
donated the cigars
John Klein a teamster living at Kent
and Thomas street, was injured by being
thrown out of his wagon in a runaway
accident at Third and Commercial streets
yesterday morning. He was taken to
the city hospital. where it is said his
injuries are not serious.
a large delegation of Shrsne.s from the
Twin Cities representing the membership
of OSman, and Zuhrah temples left last
evening for Fargo to participate III TIL"
festival of fire today. A couple of special
slecpers were attached to The regular
Northern PaCifies train.- 49,
The board of prison managers has been
| asked To parole James II. SouthaI His
wife is very ill.- SoGtl1allr Who was en-
ployed in The office OF the government
engineer III charge of the river Improve
! mcncs, was accused If gigantic frauds
in forged time checks. amounting 10
nearly $500. 600. --~-,
Dave Gardner and John Mccarthy.
found guilty in the municipal court of
interfering with Officer Jorgenson during
the brief riot at Granite and MiSsiss ppi
streets, last week, failed--to- appear be-
fore Judge Hire yesterday, having been
released on their own recognizance. and
attachments for. them We're issued.
Burglars broke into the Empire restau-
rant 35S Jackson street Tuesday night,
and stole So from the cash drawer and
81 worth OF cigars. The burglars forced
off screen from a rear window, the
inner sash having been left open. The
robbery was discovered yesterday morn
! ing and reported to the police.
The police have been requested to
search for Fred Dazois, of 440 South Rob
ert street. and Otto Benz, living at Star
key and DeloS streets The boys left
home last Sunday on bicycles. intending
to ride to Minneapolis. but have not since
been seen. The Dazois lad is 13 years Of
age, while Benz is l6 years old. Both
are of dark complexion and wore back
clothes. Their paren S fear the boys
may have met with some accident.
Mrs. Henry Brode, living at Isl Bur
CESS street, was painfully injured by be-
| ing run down by an interurban car in
front OF the Ryan hotel shortly after
o'clock last evening. The car struck her
as she was about to cross the. track
and threw her heavily to the pavement.
She was dragged short distance, but
did not so under the wheels. Mrs. Brode
was removed in a carriage to her home.
She is badly burised and severely shaken
UP.
The horse and buggy stolen from H.
D. Gardner $50 Duchess street. has been
found in a Minneapolis livery stable. The
! horse and buggy was stolen last Monday,
when the Gardner home was also bur
glarized. The robber stole $50 in mo y
and a quantity of clothing, afterward
hitching up the horse and driving away.
The police are looking for d former man
of all work. about the Gardner home,
who has disappeared and is suspected of
the robbery.