The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-06
G6TY nENS s.

The Bethel boat people enjoyed picnic
a Wildwood yesterday.
The state board of investment granted
a loan yesterday to the village Of LIE
Sueur in the sum of $3.50.
The Tin, Sheet Iron and Cornice Max
ers' union viii hold an important meet
ing this evening at Labor hail
y. L. Green was yesterday fined s. for
coastlng down the Sixth street hill with
his feet off the pedals of his bicycle
Executive Agent Fullerton, OF the state
game and fish commission, went 10 Ben
son, Mimi, yesterday on business con-
nected with his department.
H. L. Green enjoyed fast bicycle
ride down tae Sixth street hill yesterday
morning and was arrested for scorching.
JuGge Orr fined him So
A gasoline stove exploded at the home
of w. A Greer, 6S7 St Peter street, at
Z o'clock yesterday morning. The resi-
Gence was slightly damaged by the re-
sulting blaze.
A woman giving the name Of Nellie Ma
tiOn was before Judge Orr yesterday on
the charge of being drunk. The judge,
after hearing the case. gave her ten days
at the workhouse.
Miss Shin Ngan Lei, a Chinese mis-
sion worker, lectured Sunday evening at
the Grace Methodist church on Burr
street. Miss Shih is a student at the
IN ssion school in Herkimer \. Y
Michael ONeiL of saltwater fell in
faintng fit at Fifth and Wabasha, at
about 10 o'clock yesterday morning. He
was taken to the central station, and
later was able to proceed on his way
home.
Charles Courtney, arrested for obtain
ing money under false pretenses with an
enlarged photograph scheme, pleaded not
guilty to petit larceny in the police court
yesterday. and will have a hearing this
morning
Hyman Machinsky, the pawnbroker
convicted of receiving stolen goods and
then granted a new trial, has been re-
leased from the county jail under $1,000
bends, furnished by Isaac Finkelstein
and Isaac Singer.
Frank Goltz, charged with larceny of
several jugs Of liquor from the store Of
/. Eppstein K sons COMPANY Eighth and
Wabasha streets, plead not guilty to the
charge in the police court yesterday His
case was continued until Thursday
George Daley. alias KIingbery, arrested
on suspicion of having stolen set
OF harness he had in his possession, was
i'm court yesterday, and his case was con-
tnued until tomorrow in order that the
police may have the harness identified
Examinations for state teachers GER
tifcates so-callsd, which qualify the hold
prs for positions in the first or second
grades, were begun yesterday in every
county in the state, following the sum-
mer schools, which closed last Saturday.
Thomas Walsh, living at l72 East Fifth
street, was in the police court yesterday
on the charge of assault and battery pre-
ferred by his wife who claims that her
husband has been mistreatng her since
last Friday The case was continued un-
til tomorrow morning. and bail was fixed
al $50
William e. Lee, member of the state
board Of control, had his pocket picked
while at Wildwood Sunday evening Mr.
Lee was out to the lake with his wife,
and he did not discover his loss until he
was about to leave Wildwood. He re-
ports the loss of $50 and all his transpor-
tatiOn.
A fire which broke out at o'clock yes
terday afternoon on the premises of Fred
Saunders on Smelling avenue, opposite
the state fair grounds destroyed two
barns, a shed. and chicken house
Twelve pigs and a calf were suffocated.
The loss was about $S00. with no insur-
apce.
Susie Casselman, colored, arrested sun
day on the charge OF hourishing a re-
NOlver in the face of Fannie Williams,
another colored woman, viii have a
chance to explain matters in the police
court today. The complaint alleges as
sault with a dangerous weapon, and ner
bail was fixed at $l00U.
Frank A. Whittier, agent Of the state
prison, returned yesterday from trip
to Michigan, bringing with him John
Franklin, who recently escaped from the
St Cloud reformatory and who has now
been placed in the Saltwater penitentiary
Mir. Whittier secured FRANKLIN at the
Michigan penitentiary at IOnia
Daniel Fenton, arrested for assault and
battery on Harry Codues at the St Paul
Foundry plant, was found guilty by
Judge Orr in the police court yesterday,
and was given sixty days i'm the work
house without the option of a fine. Fen
ton attacked Cohues with a hammer and
knocked him down, seriously injuring
him.
Articles of Incorporation were filed at
the office of the secretary of state yes