The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-18
CITY NEWS

President George B. Dodwell, of the
Northern Pacific Steamship company Is
in the city on his way westward.
John CaulSeld left yesterday for New
YORK. city where he will attend a conven-
ton of municipal water works managers.
The steamer Columbia will bring the
Prescott firemen and their friends, in
all about zoe, to st. Paul today for pic
mic trip.
Judge Bazille, of the probate court, yes
terday afternoon admitted the will of
John Jaeger to probate. Bond was fixed
at s2,G00
One of the new cars on the West Sew
enth street line jumped the track yester
day morning about o'clock, owing to q
defective rai.
The First State Bank of st. Hilaire,
with capital stock of 10000 filed articles
of Incorporation at the Office of the sec
rotary Of state yesterday.
The Cretin high school and the Ca
thedral girls school will give their COM
mencement programme tomorrow even
ing at tie Grand opera house.
County Treasurer Johnson. of Cook
county, has applied to the state auditor
for two loans aggregating SLIGO, to be
used by his county in improving roads.
DR.. c. F. Cannon. president Of the
State Eclectic Medical association, has
gone to Chattanooga, Tenn, to attend
the National Eclectic Medical convention.
Chief O'Connor has issued orders in
structing all officers to arrest persons
who insist on a premature celebration Of
the Fourth Of July, in the way of shoot
ing off fireworks.
Chief State Fire Warden Andrews will
leave this evening for the northern part
of Cook county, where he will make an
official tour of inspection. He expects to
be gone some days.
Company c, Of the Eighth infantry, has
completed target practice at the Fronte-
nae range, and has been ordered to march
back to Fort Smelling. Company A is the
next that viii take its turn at the range.
The funeral of Thomas P. Cr0nin, who
was drowned at Snail Lake Sunday will
take place at 2 p. m, today from the
residence of DR.. a. S. Distler, Dale and
University avenues. Interment in Cal
vary cemetery.
While riding a wheel on Robert street
yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Mcmahon, VINO
lives at the Ryan, collided with E. Ed
munds 352 Drake street. Edmunds was
thrown to the ground and sustained a
badly bruised knee.
Robert Toots, a colored man. was
charged with adultery en- complaint of
his wife, botL of whom live in Waseca
7Srs TOOts requested the court to drop
the case and she would give her erring
mate another trial.
Frank Bass, 365 Summit avenue,
stumbled ever gas pipe which pro-
trudes about three inches above the
ground at Sixth and Robert streets. yes
terday afternoon, and sprained his
ankle. He was removed to mis- home in a
carriage.
The Cataract Gold Mining and Power
company, Of Pierre, S. D., filed articles of
Incorporation yesterday with the secre-
tary of state under the Somerville law.
The capital stock of the company is $780,
COO branch Office will be opened at Min
neapolis.
AT the next meeting of the assembly
consideration will be given to the ordi-
nance which proposes an abatement of
the wine room evil. Approval was given
by the committee Oh streets YESTERDAY.
The measure IS in some respects a radi-
cal one and members consider it's ulti-
mate passage impossible.
The steamer Twin City, sank in two
and half feet of water in Lake NIinne-
tonka, Sunday night. The tiller rope
caught on d bolt and the steamer be-
coming Gnnianageable, struck some
4OO4N9. II WAS uOdIGOa yesterday and
taken to Wayzata for repairs.
Lewis F. Strawn, a prominent attorney
Of Pontiac, H., is in the city on bust
ness and pleasure trip and is the guest
OF Judge Frank Barnes Although a
young man. Nj Strawn has gained an
enviable reputation as a criminal lawyer.
IN the past few years ne has defended In
i've murder cases and taree Of his eli
ents were acquitted.
The annual meeting of the Minnesota
State Pharmaceutical association and the
first annual meeting Of the Minnesota
Pharmaceutical Commercial Travellers
aux liary will be held at Hotel St. Louis
Lake Minnetonkay today, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Ned Larsen, the man who fell twenty
1eet on Pile of rock, at the building
which is Icing torn down at Sixth and
Cedar streets. yesterday afternoon, is In
= rather serious condition at St. Joseph's
hospital His back was severely
wrenched and it is feared that grave in
jury may have been inflicted. Larson
lives at 5ST Canada street.
J. J. Powell, a Great Northern brake
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