The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-08
avenue He was burned about the hand

avenue. He was burned about the hand
and face.
The wife of officer Lew Calvin, of the
police court, is dangerously i'll with con-
sumption at her home, 563 Western ave
nue. north.
The funeral of John Maurer, who died
wednesday, will be held tomorrow from
his late residence at $50 in the morn
ing. There viii be a service at st. James
at o'clock.
J. ]. Hurley was called to Rochester
Mimi, last night to take charge of the
remains of Jacob Eichorn, who died yes
terday. The remains will be brought to
this city for interment.
Thomas O'Toole, aged fifty-two. died
yesterday. The funeral will take place
Sunday afternoon at o'clock from the
family residence, 40 North Dale street.
with a service at st. Luke's church.
Fire from an unknown cause was dis
covered in a store at the corner of North
Chicago avenue and Starkey street
owned by the Swift Packing company.
The loss. 1868. is covered by insurance.
The mother of Charles P. Slime sec
rotary of the Commercial club, is serious
ly i'll at her home on Selby avenue.
There seems to be a general breaking
old age.
While hurrying to catch train at
Hudson. Wis, Wednesday evening, @. f.
Mcbride, electrical contractor, 148 East
Fourth street, fell and dislocated his
shoulder. He will be confined to his
home for some time
The Cigarmakers' union will next
Saturday afternoon hold elections for
the positions of president and treasurer.
and for seven vice presidents of the in
tetnatonal union, the latter constituting
the executive board.
The funeral OF the late ~ H. Simon
occurred yesterday. There We're many
friends Of the deceased present Tha
bearers were members of the Ancient
Landmark lodge of EIasons, of Which the
deceased was a member.
The board of public works is wrestling
! with the widening of Lexington avenue
from Summit ayeEue to Como park
Owners, of property have not. all been
heard from. hut those that have want
$4,000 in the aggregate.
At meeting of the board OF directors
of the School OF Fine Arts. held yester-
day morning at the Moore block. the
membership committee reported that
twenty-five associate members had been
Secured during the past month. va, .:s.
NO smoking signs have been nlaced
IN a number of the vaults throughout
the city hall and court house The wants
are fire proof, but they contain combust-
fb,e material that would furnish excel
lent material for a carelessly handled
cigar.
Peter O,DonoVau, the man arrested yes
terday morning at Seventh and jackson
streets with package of lace in his pos
session that he was suspected of having
| stolen, was discharged in police court yes
terday after giving a ga tisfactory account
of himself
William Coleman, colored, was arresA d
last night by Patrolman Hinton on sus-
picion Of larceny. Frank Burns alleged
that Coleman met him in Jefferson's sa-
loon on Minnesota street and later in
vited him to his room where he relieved
him OF SIS.
Anna Berschen. widow of the late
John Berschen, died yesterday at the
FAMILY home, Oakdale, aged seventy
three years. The funeral will be held
tomorrow from the residence, with a serv-
Ice at Guardian Angel church. at 10
o'clock
number of the members of the Gem
merciai club and their friends listened tn
an interesting talk on up to Date Book
Keeping, at the club rooms yesterday
noon, given by Mr.. T. c. p Meyers. Mr..
| Meyers is an expert and he offered many
new and valuable suggestions to those
present, which were we'll received =,