The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-30
CITY NEW 8.

Judge Hine in the pol ce court yester-
day sent Charles Mcnamara, the six
teen-year-old son of. John ]. Mcnamara.
to the state training school.
The. remains of Day spaulding will be
buried this morning, the funeral being
under the direction of Summit lodge, A
T. and a NJ, and other Masonic breth-
rem.
The body of J. Lawrence Hall. the Chi
cage man who committed suicide In a
common lodging house, had not been
claimed. and was yesterday inferred by
he-coUnty.
The difficulty between the health de-
partment and Mrs Charles Abbott. Of
Selby avenue, growing out of the failure
to have a nuisance abated, has been
amicably settled.
Coroner A. w. Miller, who was called
in to decide the cause of the death OF
Mrs Lena Ebert, who expired suddenly
yesterday at her home, no Wells street.
decided that death was due to a weak
heart and old age.
Mai. Alfred Reynolds, recently appoint
ed inspector general of the Department
of Dakota, returned yesterday morning
from Roanoke, Va, where he spent M
teen days leave of absence. Maj. Reyn-
ODDS succeeds Maj. Philip Reade.
Further action in the Whitehorne hear
ing has been postponed by the governor
commission until next Thursday morning.
The commissioners met for short time
Yesterday afternoon, but the attorneys IN
the case asked for a postponement.
The sunday School Primary Teachers
union will meet this afternoon in the
House of Hope church parlors at ,
O'Clock The lesson Will be taught by
Miss Gertrude Hops, and Mrs. j. H. Ran
dali will conduct the normal Bible lesson.
At a meeting of the dairymen's asso-
cation Wednesday night a committee
was appointed to wait on the city council
and urge payment of the city's proper
ton of the loss sustained through the
slaughtering of COWS by order of the
board of health.
Word was received yesterday at the
army building that the ninety-siX re-
cruits ordered for the Eighth United
States infantry at Fort Smelling left Co
ssimbus barracks, Ohio, Wednesday at 4
I clock under the command of Lieut.. Jeu-
yet, First infantry.
The fire department was called out to
eXtinguish a small blaze in the summer
kitchen in the rear OF the home of T. S.
Carney, Eva street and Indiana avenue,
about o'clock yesterday morning. The
fire was caused by an overturned lamp
and damaged the building about SIS.
Herman Kuschke was before Judge
Hine in the police court yesterday on
charge of nOn-support. His case was
continued until tomorrow. Kuscnke has
just been released from the workhoEse
and his thirteen-year-old son was recent
~ sent to the state training school.
The board of education will hold one
OF its regular monthly meetings next
Wednesday. 1t is now expected that the
meeting will be held in the evening, as
some of the members have found that
afternoon sessions interfere with their
business more than they. can afford.
The state board of control has removed
from the rooms at the state capitol,
which it has occupied since the beginning
of its official career, to permanent quar-
tiers in the Endicott building, on Fourth
street The board has now a suite of
five offices, which are located on the
third floor of the building named.
The headquarters and two squadron
of the Fourth cavalry which landed in
San Francisco, Wednesday, from Manila,
has been ordered to the department OF
Dakota, instead of to AssinabOine, the
order assigning it to the latter place
having been revoked. The squadrons win
probably be stationed at Fort Rogers or
Fort LeavenwOrth.
The case against Mrs John Carrier,
charged with the third offense of being
drunk, was continued in the police court
yesterday until this morning, as it is
understood the woman is on the verge
of delirium tremens. Dr. GililIan at
tended her at the county jail. The pen
atty for the third offense Is ninety days
without the option of a fine.
The Shields Sorghum company, of ST.
Paul. filed articles of incorporation yes
terday at the office of the secretary of
state The capital stock of the corpora
tion is $4,000. and the incorporators are
Michael B. Shields and John Shields,
both of Dakota county, and Martin
Burke, of ST. Paul. The purpose of the
company is the manufacturing and re-
filming of syrups and the manufacture of
jellies and preserves.
The first regular meeting of the cham
Der of commerce after the summer re-
cess win be held at the new rooms, GAG
Endcott building at 9 : m, Monday,
Sept. g. and election of officers will take
place one week later. Adjournment vas
taken in June until the first Monday in