The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-20
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Harry c. Judson was yesterday adj
mitted to practice in the United States
district court.
Odin D. Clary, Of st. Paul, was yes
terday discharged from the United States
bankruptcy court.
Lewis Mingo, Napoleon Mingo and
Stephen +. Domby took out second nat
urahzation papers at the federal build
irg.
Stanley 4. Bezoier, a clerk IN the Office
al tue county auditor of Hennepin coun-
ty is a candidate for deputy public eX-
aminer.
Edmand Quick of Chicago, has been
placed i'm charge of the entertainment
bureau Of the Y, NJ c. a. He arrived
today
Morris Henry, of Wyoming, Wis. is at
St 1osephs hospital suffering with in
iur os sustained in jumping from a moy-
ilC train.
A~s Footner, the aged mother of the
late W J. Fooner was reported yester-
ga &c be seriously i'll at the Maplewood
Inn Minnetonka.
J.. Kingsbury. librarian OF the State
Historical society, is i'll at his home in
Merriam Park. lie is threatened with an
att2ek Of typhoid fever.
Rev Samuel J. Rodgers preached in the
tent corner University avenue and Avon
street last evening Sermon by Rev. r.
y Avson, D. D., of Hamline, this even
ing.
John Stiles, boy driving dirt cart
for Martin * Strange, pleaded guilty in
the police court yesterday 10 the charge
of cruelty to animals and paid a fine Of
SO
William Brown, living at Duke and
James streets, was required 10 sign a
bond TO keep the peace, in the police
court yesterday, on the charge of dis
orderly conduct
Second Lieutenant Edward X. Massee
Seventh infantry. en- route to join his
regiment at Vancouver barracks Wash
ingJon, called at the army building yes
terday morning.
Aug. John Sivis was sent to the
workhouse for sixty days on the charge
of betting his wife Yesterday Mrs
Suvis appeared in the police court and
paid his fine of $50
Rev. \ D. Harmon, pastor of the First
Christian church. has gone to Lincoln,
Neb., where on Wednesday he will ad-
dress the state meeting Of the Christian
churches of Nebraska.
The annual reunion of the members of
the Eighth regiment, Minnesota Volun-
teer infantry, win be held Tuesday, Sept
3, 1904, at the capitol building, in the
hail of representatives,, at 10 a. m
delegation of citizens, the COMMITTEES
on streets of the council and the county
commissioners viii leave Wednesday
morning for trip over the county to in
Yestigate the present condition of the
roads.
w stevenson, local manager for e.
B. Neyrowitz & Co, left yesterday for
Buffalo and New York During his alb
sence e. c. Bull brother of DR.. Bull, the
Paris oculist, VIII be in charge of the
local branch
The United States marshal has served
summons papers and garnishment notice
in the case of Morris NJ. Hush, William
d. Stein and Mrs. Barbetta Stein against
the r. L. Hall Manufacturing Company
of Minneapolis, an action to recover s.
$50
ANNE Murphy and Mamie Smith, ar
rested Saturday for the alleged larceny
OF a watch from A. D. lacy, living at $50
Arundel street, in a saloon at Eighth
and Jackson streets, were dismissed in
the police court yesterday for want Of
prosecution.
Miss Mary Castle, second daughter of
Capt. and Mrs. Castle has returned, to
81 Paul after years stay in the
Orient. Miss Castle visited her brother
capt Charles w Castle. and other
IIlehuS IN the Philippines, making ex-
tended travels in Japan and China.
The Methodist ministers of st. Paul be-
gan their tent services last night at the
corner OF Cedar and Eighth streets. The
meetings viii continue one week. DR.. f.
NJ Rule had charge last night Rev. Mr..
CONSTANTINE of Bulgaria, offered PRAYER
inns evening Rev. BENJAMIN LongIey, of
the Central Park NJ. E. church will
preach
Ihe readers employed under the super
VISION Of the state department of public
instruction, in the examination Of the
papers of the candidates for state teach
ers certificates have entirely finished
iheir work and notices have already been
sent TO portion Of the successful ones
The notices viii all have been sent out
by this evening
The surviving members of the Second
regiment. Minnesota Veteran volunteers
VIII hold their annual reunion on We'd
nesday' Sept. 4, at the court room in the
old postof.ice building, corner of Fifth
and Wabasha streets. The roll call at
The general meeting viii be made ali 9
clock p. m. and at the canp fire at $50
p NJ
The case against IT. S Clinton and
Roberi Mcdonnell, charged with stealing
n diamond pin from George H MoeIer.
- ramsey street, Sunday night was
continued in the police court Yesterday
hntli This morning. Moeller claims tho
men occosted him on Seventh street sun
Gay evening. and that he missed his pin
soon after
The case against John Williams, col