The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22
CITY NEWS

y meeting of the st. Paul Tailors' Elk
change will be held this evening.
Chief Fire Warden c. c. Andrews will
lecture on forestry this evening at Pine
City
There will be a meeting of the Hygea
Gymnasium club this evening at 9S2 East
Seventh street
Maj. Alfred Reynolds, Inspector gem
eral Of this department, will leave today
for Fort Meade, S. D., to inspect the post
there.
Mrs. NJ. A Grindall has resigned as
stenographer in the office of Tie dairy
and food department. on account of ILL
health.
superintendent of Streets Steeg yester-
day put a force of men to work repairing
the leVee between Chestnut street and
the high bridge.
May Lyde was given thirty days in the
workhouse by Judge Hine in the police
court yesterday, on the charge of being
drunk second offense
Gov. Van SAINT was notified yesterday
Of his appointment as an honorary MEM
Der of the national committee in charge
OF the Mckinley monument fund.
Leave of absence for one month, to
take effect Nov 3, has been granted First
Lieutenant Duncan X Major Jr., Four
teenth infantry, Fort Smelling, MINI.
The usual Monday afternoon meeting of
the Methodist Episcopal minister's at the
Y NJ. c. A. rooms, was not held yester-
day afternoon, owing to lack of attend
ance.
The Minnesota Telephone company,
North Branch has filed amended articles
of incorporation with the secretary of
state, fixing the amount of it's capital
stock at $50,000
The remains of Rufus Street, who COM
mitted suicide at the Sherman hotel Fri
day, have not yet been claimed by rea-
tives. and will be buried by the county in
the potter's field.
Mike Casey, arrested for street beg
ging, was given thirty days in the work
house yesterday. He claimed to be deaf
and dumb, and his sentence had to be
written on piece of paper for him.
Clerks in the office of the clerk of
courts Will, for the next ten days, be en-
ployed evenings in entering up 1000 judg-
ments in delinquent personal property tax
cases. The entries cannot be made during
the day, as then the books are in con-
slant use
DR. II. NJ. Bracken, secretary of the
state board of health, returned yester-
day morning from Duluth, where he has
been in conference with DR.. S. NJ Stock
er of the state board, and DR.. j. NJ
Robinson, health officer of Duluth, on the
smallpox question
Harry Plant. eighteen years old, en-
ployed as a bellboy at the Windsor hotel.
was before Judge Hine, in the police
court yesterday, and pleaded guilty to
l2rrRDN- l. 1xvaS dow
IN the workhouse. Plant look a mileage
book from a guests room.
A number of the teachers of the st.
Paul public schools have received invi-
tations to reception to be given at the
N est hotel next Saturday afternoon by
the Minneapolis Teachers club, in honor
of Mrs. Cooley, formerly supervisor in the
Minneapolis public schools
Tobias Eller, III Otto avenue, had a
narrow escape from being injured at
o'clock yesterday afternoon, at Seven
corners, in a collision with street car
The horse he was driving was knocked
down and the wagon slightly damaged
Mr.. Eler escaped unhurt
Albert Spock was badly bitten by
large mastif dog yesterday as ne was
passing Conway and Commercial streets
-e brute seized his shoe and sank its
lSStA IHto his Iool Inc animal released
its hold and inflicted another bite near
the ankle. Dr. Cook cauterized the
wounds.
Harry Kneip, sixteen years old, was
before Judge Hine, in the police court
yesterday, on the charge of disorderly
conduct. 1t is alleged that he has been
amusing himself discharging pebbles from
a slingshot at passing street cars and
windows on Rondo street. He was put in
charge of Probation Officer Bingham
Lieut.. Col John w Hannav of the