The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-05
CITY NEWS.

The committee on license of the board
of aldermen did not meet yesterday af-
ternooR.-
larceny of a bicycle from Peter Chris
tan. Bail was fixed at $50 and the case
continued until today.
damascus Commandery, Knights Tenn
plar. viii confer the order of the Red
Cross at n special conelave to be held
Thursday evening at the Masonic Tenn
pie.
Ex- Mayor f. 3. Doran has sent a COM
municatior to the city council asking it
to comrei the city railway company to
furnish better service on the West side
lines
Lawrence Riley and Martin Norton, the
two boys arrested a week ago for break
ing into a Milwaukee car, We're sent to
for petit larceny.
Mrs Hannah Barrett who is at St
lukC's hospital, suffering from injuries
received in falling down stairs with a
lighted lamp in her hand, is III very
critical condition.
Section st. Paul Of the Socialist Labor
party. VIII, on Saturday, March It, cele-
brate the thirtieth anniversary of the
Paris Commune with an entertainment
and ball At Assembly halls.
1.-The New Primary Law" will be the
subject of a joint debate at a meeting of
the Lincoln club TO be held at s o'clock
this evening. w. W Dunn and w. H.
Grimshaw viii be the speakers.
John Grelish disturbed the neighbor-
hood in the vicinity of his home on Park
avenue early Sunday morning, by driv-
ing his family from the house. He was
sent to The workhouse fer thirty days
Peter Burt. a farmer LIVING near Fort
Smelling, was run into by Fort Smelling
car while driving home Sunday night
He was thrown FROM his wagon and bad
" bruised His wagon was entirely
destroyed.
Thomas AIcTver. who has heen ait st.
Luke's hospital for some months, suf-
1eriEs from an injury to his back. has
not been SO well fol the last few days
as formerly, but it is still Believed that
he VIII recover.
A reouisition has been granted for the
return of Eugene Lake from Heron. S.
D, where he is now confined, to Dodge
county, on request of the county attoc-
ney. The prisoner is wanted for assault
IN the second degree.
John OMalley, who lived at 561 Jack
son street. died yesterday at ST. JoSeph's
hospital, aged tbirty-six. The funeral
will take place from his late residence
tomorrow afternoon at 8, and the inter-
mont viii ne at New Richmond, Wis.
a meeting Of the normal board will be
held at St. Cloud today. Nothing of
great Importance will be considered. The
selection Of a president for the Duluth
school may come up if it is found that
the building can be finished by Sept /
I'm finding Mary Jones, whose home is
ten miles from Wirona, but who is be-
lieVed to he somewhere in the Twin
Cities She IS described as nineteen years
old, five feet four inches tall and has
red hair
Minnesota national guardsmen viii not
make their proposed trip to the Pan
American exposition. Under the law the
appropriation for the state encampment
cannot be used for any other purposes,
and without state aid the trip would
prove too heavy a burden financially,
upon the men.
Mrs ]. N. Jackson. president of the
Young Womans Friendly association,
was appointed visitor for March at the
association monthly meeting, held yes
terday morning During tire past month
1870 voting women visited the lunch
rooms and over 100 out~of-town women
were provided with lodgings.
S. D. Shedding appeared before Judge
Hine yesterday. charged with reckless
driving, it being alleged that he ran
down and injured Mrs. A AIoreholtse. an
elderly woman from Dayton. MINI. at
the corner of st, Fetcr and Seventh
streets, last Saturday evening. The case
was continued until this morning
Comptroller J. J. NcCardy is now sub
hitting to Treasurer otto Bremen the
daily report demanded some time ago in
a most elaborate form. The report. COW
ering five large sheets Of printed forms
carry about 400 accounts composed of
subdivisions of the twenty-four charter
funds One clerk is busy most CT the day
in preparing the report.
DR.. Ohage yesterday afternoon secured
warrant for the arrest Of DR.. Charles
Fl. Felier, On a charge of violating the
health laws. 1t is alleged that Henry
Rogers. now at the detention hospital
went to Dr. Felier. suffering from small
poX and though the physician suspected
the nature of the malady, he did not re-
port it to the health department.