The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-11
CITY MEWs.


The new postohice at 1ighwood,
suburb Of St Paul, will be opened Mon
day morning.
Rev w c. Pope, rector of the Chu CHI
of the Good Shepherd, VIII preach tomor-
row On Love for God Gives Peace to
the Soul
An automobile owned by J. George
Smith, co1lided with Rondo car at Rice
street and Summit avenue, yesterday
afternoon.
At the army building today bids will
be opened for the supplying of the dit
ferent posts in the department With beef
and vegetables.
Fire was discovered in McIver's fish
store. Seventh and Franklin streets, at
II O'Clock yesterday morning. The loss
amounted to $25
Shortly after 5 o'clock yesterday after
noon IRE broke out II. tho home o.
Charles Conklin, 1016 East Seventh street.
from an unknown cause. The damage
amounted to $780,
The Tempe Brewing company, of st.
Louis, has secured a building permit for
a warehouse, to be located on the West
side, ons the line of the Great Western
railway.sllt will cost 1920
Chief O'Connor stated last night that
the day squad which is to be detailed in
Inc down GOWN district VIII De picked To-
day. a number of the officers have been
notified rt0l appear at central station.
The st. Paul Cycle Path association
will meet at o'clock this afte noon at
the Commercial club to deci5e whether
they Will assist the White Bear Cycl4
Path association in rel airing the path
around White Bear lake.
Gov. Van SAINT has appointed delegates
to the congress of tuberculosis, which
meets in New York next Wednesday and
Thursday. They include Doctors II.
Longstreet John f. Baker L. W. Buck
ley, Burnside Foster and J. C. Markoa.
ST. Paul
The NorthwoSs Ra Iway cIab will elect
officers at the annual meeting a. the
Ryan hotel next Wednesday There will
be a discussion on Pooling Loco
motives and r. c. Greer will read a
paper on Publication Of Water for Use
in Boilers"
The Lawlor's Safety Window Cleanar
company, of Minneapolis was incorpor-
ated yesterday WITH capital stock of
SDOO04 Its founders are S. c. Lawlor
and II. S. Davis, of Duluth, and Leon das
Vest, of Minneapolis.
St. Paul Rebel1ah lodge No. "a, I. ..
party this evening at Odd Fellows hall,
corner Fifth and Wabasha streets, for
the benefit of a sister Rebekah. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
Mrs. J. B. Rutter, of Anaconda, Mont,
as sister of the late Marcus DAILY, is at
St Josephs hospital, recovering from an
operation from cataract which was per-
formed by DR.. j. +. Fulton, several days
ago. Mrs. Rutters sight has been re-
stored after a blindness Of nearly year,
The Pipestone Electric Light, Heat and
Power company was incorporated yester-
day with a capital of $1,000 The in
corporators are all Minneapolis parties.
but the concern vii ope ate at Pipe
stone T. p Wilson, d. j. McNerney
and j. 4. Conklin are the incorporatorsq
A post-mortem examination of the re-
mains of George Hartman. the man who
died at the city hospital, Thursday night
showed tEat lie had succumbed to NOR
pLIne poisoning. Hartman was a mem
Der of the Odd-Fellows and Sons Of Ter
mann.
John Weiner, alias ''IIot Tamale jack
was found guilty in police court YES.
terday, of assault and battery on VII
liam Cooley, at the latter's home on
West Third street Wednesday night
Judge Orr suspended sentence until this
morning.
Orders Were set out by The police 5.
Tartment, yes t.rday afternoon demand
ing that all Singing, be stopped at the
German Village and Ellsworth muse hall.
If these orders are not obeyed, Chlcf
Q'Connor viii take steps to have the
licenses revoked.
Daniel J. Shea, a waiter who came
here from Chicago recently, was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Detectives Daily
and Sweeney on a larceny charge. a
gold watch was stolen from the room of
Mrs Eta Belk, los East Seventh street,
Thursday afternoon, was found on his
person.
The rcgu ar meeting Of the State Hi
tOrical society viii be held next Monday
evening. Secretary Upham will spaak
briefly of his recent examination of
Prairie Island which was coupled by
Grosei4iers and Radlsson in 1866, and by