The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-23
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The board of police commissioners will
= meet Monday or Tuesday of next week.
At a meeting of the Italian society
held IN Assembly hall last night it was
decided to hold banquet Sept. 20.
Garfield Post No s, G. A. r.. will give
a. progressive euchre party at its hall,
280 Wabasha street, tomorrow evening.
Ex-senator Thomas H. Carter, of Nor
tana, chairman of the st. Louis exposi-
tion commission, was in town yesterday.
Rev Robert Moore preached at the
mission tent corner University and Avon
street last night. His subject was
Peace"
ST Paul Camp No. l, Sons of Veterans,
will meet at their hall this evening at 8
o clock to arrange for the funeral of j..
i. Lyons.
Last evening the Columbia carried the
congregation of St. Peters Episcopal
Church of Dayton's Bluff on trip sew
eral miles down the river.
About 600 people went up the Mime
sofa river yesterday with the excursion
given by the Bates Avenue M e. church
on the steamer Columbia.
West st. Paul Lodge No. "a, Sons of
Hermann. will hold its annual excursion
to Chaska Sunday. The train will leave
the union depot at $50 o clock.
John Williams was held to the grand
jury yesterday on a charge of having
robbed W r Simonton Of 50 at the
Economy hotel Monday morning.
Henry la Valley was yesterday given
judgment against the Bohn Manufactur-
ing company for $l5.55. The plaintiff
worked for the defendant for twenty-six
A special meeting of the assembly has
been called for this afternoon for the
purpose of acting on the orders for paw
ing South Wabasha street and SeIby
avenue.
Karl Kolasse was Yesterday examined
for insanity. He is a saloonkeeper on
the upper flats, and threatened his wife
with revolver. He was required to sign
peace bond.
Lieut. Alex B. Coke, who was recently
appointed a second lieutenant of infantry
has been assigned to duty with the
Eighth infantry and will report at Fort
Smelling at once.
Joseph Suppan, charged in the police
court with disorderly conduct, promised
the judge yesterday that he would re-
move from his present place of residence,
Isl Minnehaha street.
- II. Turner 1853 Arch street who was
IN the police court a week ago, charged
with assaulting his daughter, was yester-
day arrested again on a charge Of in
sanity sworn out by his wife
a. L. Casey. arrested for the alleged
theft Of SI.15 from Ii. Baldirrger his en-
ployer. was discharged in the police
court yesterday upon the withdrawal of
the complaint against him.
and a fraction days during July, and was
4 hi
ices There was a difference as 10
whether La Valley had or had not re-
celved all the money due him.
Frank Pothen yesterday secured a per-
nit for the erection of d tWo-story-and-
a-half frame dwelling house on the north
side of Sherburne avenue, between Dale
and Kent streets, the building to cost
$1,000
As result of a quarrel between the
children of Charles Schauar and Mrs.
Koseker. the former was yesterday re-
quired to sign a peace bond The families
live on Sylvan and Geranium streets, re-
spectveIy.
The state labor bureau will in the near
future give some attention to the union
cigar label question in this state It has
been reported that the label has been i'm
properly used by union men who work
under unsanitary conditions.
Milford L. Wilson, one of the well
known pioneers of the city, who is i'll at
his home, SOB Rondo street, was reported
comfortable yesterday. His physician is
DIR. Charles f. Lee The illness was
brought on by the recent hot weather.
Harry Shepherd, of this city, and Cy-
rus Adams of Minneapolis, who were
the Twin City delegates to the recent
Pan-African congress in Philadelphia, Sc
cured next years convention for st.
Faul With it will meet the National
African-American council and the Afri-
can Press association.
The board Of control yesterday received
from the Saltwater penitentiary it's in
ventory of state property at that institu-
ton July 81. The total amount of all
property as appraised is 1856, 1857 go The
Irvine factory is estimated at SCI, 1859, and
the real estate at $111S1. The total
buildings is $3.50, 919
Mrs. Elizabeth Briggs is i'll at the
home of her son, DR.. Warren S. Briggs,
of Summit avenue. Mrs Briggs had
been visiting with her sister, Mrs. John
GaVency, of Arcadia, Mimi. and last
week was taken seriously i'll. Her sons,
A. c.. Briggs and II. 3. Briggs of St
Paul. took a special car to Arcadia and
brought their mother home.