The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-08

hounse for sixty days by Judge Orr. The
part of a harness that wits found on
Sweeney when he was arrested Is still
unclaimed.
The Woman's Council of the Civic
League will meet Thursday morning.
An order was made at special term
yesterday vacating the plat of East New
Brighton addition.
The next regular monthly meeting Of
the Junior Pioneers will be held Wednes-
day evening at Elks' hah.
Section St Paul of the Socialistic La
Dor party will hold it's monthly business
meeting this afternoon in Assembly hail
At special term yesterday Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Monson adopted Jane Williams,
and Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Munger
adopted Wesley B. Lawton.
A district convention will be held Mon
day of all the Knights of Pythias lodges
in ST. Paul and Minneapolis in the castle
hall of Twin City Lodge No. 63.
Very Rev. Aloysius Blakely vicar gen
eral of Metropolis, Bulgaria, is in the
city today and will preach the sermon
at the 1880 mass this morning at the
Cathedral.
The application of Gerald L. Hoyt
and Others for the dissolution Of the
Railway Equipment Company of Mime
apolis was submitted at special term yes
terday
Superintendent of Streets F. w. Steeg
yesterday laid off the men on the street
regular force for the rest of the month,
as there is no work to be done at pres
ent.
The temperance people and Prohibition
lists of Hamline will gather at the resi-
dence of j. A Young. Wesley avenue, on
Tuesday evening. There will be a mu-
steal and literary programme.
The water department put large force
of men to work late yesterday clean
ing the conduit between Lake Vadnais
and Lake McCarron. The work was
commenced at o'clock and was COM
pleted by 10 o'clock
The State Historical society will meet
tomorrow evening. A paper will'be read
by Thomas Hughes of Mankato, on the
treaty of Traverse des Sioux in 1854, I'M
der Gov. Ramsey. with notes Of a former
treaty there in 1S41 under Gov. Doty, of
Wisconsin.
David Coats, a West side furniture
dealer, was thrown from his buggy on
the Wabasha street bridge yesterday
morning as the result of a collision with
wagon owned by farmer named Rowe.
The buggy belonging to Coats was badly
smashed up; he was not hurt.
Walter Clark, a sixteen-ye ar-old boy,
charged with having struck Conductor
Guile, of Grand avenue car, in the
face with a brick gave himself up to the
police yesterday when he heard there
was warrant out for him and will have
hearing in the police court next Satur-
day.
Albert Larson, a driver for the ST.
Paul Ice company, boarding at AZ Fair,
held avenue, was moving a heavy block
CT ice from his wagon at Fifth and Wa
couta streets yesterday morning when q
portion Of the block fell on his foot,
breaking the bones in two of the toes.
Sanity City council, U. T. c., enter
tanned the visiting members of the order
at special state fair session at Elks'
hall last night. A large number of out
of-town travelling men were. present and
spent most enjoyable evening, a special
programme having been arranged for
them.
Willie Sandhoefner, who took a wheel
belonging to B. H. Haiger, was found
guilty of the offsense, and Sentenced to
the state training school by. Judge Orr
In the municipal court yesterday morn
ing. On the application of his father,
however, the boy was put on probation
The first regular meeting of the board
of directors Of the Chamber of Commerce
after the midsummer recess will be held
at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning at the new
rooms, 649 Endicott building. The an
nual meeting and election of twenty di-
rectors to serve for three years will take
place Sept. TO-
The board of public works will give
hearings tomorrow to property owners
interested in the following proposed i'm
provements: Sewers on North, George,
Winifred and Lafonds streets and Sher-
burne avenue; macadamizing Valley
street, from FairYiew to Jackson. Bids
will be opened for construction of sew
ers on Winslow avenue and Cypress
street