The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-27
CITY ne: sy S.

The state board of control Will go to
Rochester to inspect the hospital for the
insane today.
a gasoline explosion caused a blaze
which did So damage at tie repair shop
OF the Smith Premier company, yester-
Gay morning.
Sheriff Phil Justus left for Chicago
yesterday, where he Will attend the ma
tional convention Of sherifs, which con-
VeHed last n ght.
Stanislas Wisnewski, arrested by HUI
name Agent Moak for driving a. horse
that was suffering from a sore back,
was fined 81 N police court yesterday.
Edward Rohrbeck, saIoonkeeper at
Seventh and Wabasha streets, was
charged with keeping open after u
O'Clock. He viii have a hearing June 20.
At the public baths an awning is being
stretched along the front of the bathing
pavilion to shelter those who gather
to witness the swimmers in the pools.
DR.. John NJ. Armstrong has returned
from visit to the northern part Of the
state and Will enter upon his duties at
St. Josephs hospital within a few days
Health Commissioner Ohage denies
the report That St Paul is harboring
more diphtheria than usual. He says
year.
The first arrest at the public baths
was made last night. Ed Poperl was
arrested for entering the pool reserved
Tor women He was charged with dis
orderly conduct.
Fans Erickson, c62 Simcoe street. was
injured at the st. Paul foundry, yes
Cerdsy morning, by a large cog wheel
falling on his foot. He was removed to
his home fer attendance.
The ST. Paul Humane society has is
sued an appeal to citizens to place a
crock or bucket of water outside their
front gate. to help thirsty dogs and other
animals that happen to go by during this
hot weather.
Because Of the not weather and the
use by pedestrians of the fill along the
river front cn the West side leading to
the public baths, the dumping Of street
sWeep;rgs along the river bank has been
prohibited. Only ashes and odorIess
It.ust IS allowed.
?. {. Springborg, arrested on a charge
Of forging the name of a friend in Sc
curing loan of SIT from the St. Paul
FINANCIAL company, was discharged in
police court yesterday. He could not be
ldent fed as the man who had secured
the money.
For the second time John Glenn was
arrested Tuesday on complaint of his
we Mary, for non-support He agreed
several months ago to pay her SIS a
month ana mas neglected his PAYMENTS.
Bail was fixed at $500 and the case con-
tinucd until July s.
Charles Gensl1ie, an empIoye of the
Gri. bsn Lumber company, was struck
by a Ealing plank While unloading a car
n The Yards, yesterday morning, and
sustained d compound fracture OF the
riEat les. Re was taken to the city
hospital. Genskie is ffty-three years
cid AID lives at SIS jerks street
s. Ahrowsli was charged in a. com
j aict made yesterday by Humane Agent
Nook, with neglectirg one of his chill
cren Tat was in danger of gong blind
Tor want of medical attention. The
prisoner testified that the child was IN
tha care OF a competent physician The
case was continued until today.
IN inquest was held at the county
r-orEue last evening over me remains Of
Pat Martin, the Chicago Great Western
SWitchman, who was killed at the Min
1lesota transfer Saturday night The YER
Dict of the Jury was that the deceased
came to his death as the result of his
own, and his fellow employees careless
hess
william Curry and j. T. Egaa, TWO
sUitchmen, We're sleeping IN a box car
in the Omaha yards early yesterday