The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-20
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Il The ladies' social of the Junior Pioneers
s VIII take place in Elks hall next Tuesday
-SeEening.
The student section of the Schubert
club viii meet this afternoon with Mrs.
s-7Eg s. Briggs of Summit avenle
The. social to be given by the Junior
Pioneers win be held next Tuesday, and
.swas not held yesterday. as enormously
announced.
". strone has been elected secretary
i. oEsthe Building Trades Council to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
TCharies Drake.
!. Hall avenue property owners have en-
tered a complaint about the poor con-
-dition of the plank sidewalks on the east
side eff that street
Fred EschIe was before Judge orr
u yesterday charged by Bessie Farrell with
the alleged larceny of s551. His case
was continued until today
: lnhn Reiser, 161 Goodrich avenue. was
taken suddenly i'll at Seventh and Wa
basha streets at o'clock yesterday att
erfoon and had to be conveyed to his
home in the patrol wagon
. Isouis -Tauber was before Judge Orr
In. the police court yesterday on the
i charge OF non-support preferred by ms
wife. He pleaded not guilty, and had
4i1e case of C. S. Wilson, charged
with violating the health ordinance by
trea1ing an alleged case OF diphtherla
with an oxydoner, was continued in the
police court yesterday until Dec. 81
. The schlitz Brewing company yester-
) day secured building permit for one
story brick saloon that it will erect on
"a Wabasha street, between Water and Full
lerton streets. The cost will be Sc, 600.
A barn in the rear of 1883 Hewitt ave
nue. fIamline, belonging to Mrs. Flint,
was damaged to the extent of $50 by
ire about 4:30 yesterday afternoon.
The blaze was caused by burning grass.
County Auditor Johnson appeared be-
r. fore the state tax commission yesterday
and urged that the auditors have more
time in which to prepare the delinquent
~ tax list for fling with the clerk Of courts.
Charles Rheinhoedson entertained An
r drew Dahlquist, Frank Lindeke and
Frank ". Neuyohe, of st. Paul, for
few days deer hunting at his farm. The
boys report a good time, hard work and
six deer.
A meeting of the Taylor's Aid society.
composed Of teachers of the public
schools. will be held this afternoon at
f:15 III the Central high school The full
dues of the year, 81, will be paid by the
members.
Fred Dozer a fifteen-year- boy, was
aTraigned before Judge Orr in the police
court Yesterday on the charge Of having
taken 2-cent novel from R. B. Adair's
book store on Wabasha street. He will
be given a hearing today
An acceptance of the ordinance permit
ting Encouragement Of the railroad
tracks along the river front between
Jackson and Sibley streets was filed with
the city clerk yesterday by the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway company.
Charles H. Galligan, of this city, died
at the insane asylum in Hastings from
blood poisoning caused by a carbuncle.
Galligan was committed from here, and
Judge Bazille was yesterday notified OF
his death.
The old Day homestead at PA Dayton
avenue has been sold by Mrs. David Day
for a consideration of $150G0. The prop
ertY runs through to Selby avenue and
1t is the intention of the purchaser or
purchasers to erect a large apartment
building on the site.
The health department. notes a marked
decrease in the epidemic of diphtheria
that has been prevalent the past three
weeks In the Eighth and Ninth wards
the disease has. almost entirely disap-
peared while in the First and Fifth
WARDS TIC cases are lew III +4II
The Scandinavian American Literary
club, of SC. Paul, a social and fraternai
organization, filed articles of incorpora>
ton with the secretary OF state yester-
day. qhc officers are: Andrew Carlson,
president; c. 3. Peterson, vice president,
John Jacobson, secretary, and C. j.
Sederierg. treasurer.
George Bonsell, Eugene Eberhart and
J. Il. Dngan We're before Judge Orr in
the police court yesterday, the first one
charged with disorderly conduct and re-
sisting arrest and the latter two with
interfering with the officer. Judge Orr
discharged Eberhart and Dugan, and
Bensell was held until this morning. His
bail was fixed at $50
A letter was received from William
Oberheimer. of Westphalla, Germany,
by Secretary Copley, of the police COM
mission. yesterday requesting that a
search be made by the police for a
man named Walter Porter from whom
nothing has been heard since last Feb
reary. Porter was formerly employed at
Manufacturers, but left there some
months ago