The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-04
CITY NEWS =.

The Pioneer Business School club will
meet this evening.
Comptroller McCardy returned yester-
DAY from a short business trip to New
York and Washington.
Agnes SAHARA, arrested for raising a
disturbance in her rooms at Seven cor
ners Saturday night was obliged to sign
peace bonds in police court yesterday.
A special meeting of the local Dairy
mems association has been called for
this evening in the hall at Seventh and
Bradley streets.
Thomas Edwards. the colored man ar
rested for insulting Mamie Gordon. white,
at Fifth and Jackson streets, Tuesday
night, was yesterday fined SIS in police
court
County Auditor Johnson has given no
tice that he will observe Good Friday
by closing his office. 1t is possible that
a number of other officials will observe
the day.
Fred Lerch, fourteen years old. who
was arrested for tapping maple trees on
College avenue, was, upon recommended
ton of the police department discharged
yesterday.
Mrs. Hannah r. Marvin. wife Of Rich
ard Marvin 256 South Exchange street,
,
The funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
At the monthly open meeting of the
St. Paul Theosophical society. 537 Enid
colt building. this evening Mrs A K.
Pruden will speak on The Three Funda-
mental Teachings of the Secret Doc
trine"
Guy Herring, while riding his wheel
on East Seventh, near Wabasha street.
yesterday morning ran against the side
of an East Seventh street car and was
badly bruised. He was removed to his
home, 233 East Robe street.
A lecture. Illustrated with seventy-five
Stereopticon views, will be given by w.
Almont Gates on "Oberammergau and
the Passion Play of 1900 at the First
German NJ. E. church. Van Slyke court
and Olive street, this evening.
A play entitled "A Case of Suspcn-
sion" is to be presented in the audi
torium of Manchester college this even
ing by students. The play is being pro
duced under the direction of Miss Whit
ridge.
Florence Emerson, arrested for an al
legged theft of $50 from George Garner
al the Fey hotel Friday night was yes
terday held to the grand jury on a
charge of grand larceny. Bail was fixed
at $1,000.
The tax settlement remittances from
the various counties of the state are
now coming into the office of the state
treasurer. Only few counties have re-
ported to date and these only as to per-
sOnal taxes.
The assembly committee on license
will meet this evening to renew the hear
ing on the proposed granting of license
to Peter Miesen. EX-Sheriff Wagner,
County Attorney Kane and Chief of Po-
lice O'Connor have been summoned to
tell what they know about the place
Mrs. Sam Layman. 7f3 Randolph street,
was given q continuance until today on
a charge of disorderly conduct yesterday
She was arrested on complaint of neigh
bors, who allege that she makes a con-
ttnUouS uproar, assisted by her several
children.
The secretary Of the Minnesota State
Forestry association has still a few cop
les of Forestry in Minnesota" left; this
is a 3l2-page treatise prepared by Prof
5. b. Green. Those Interested in the sub
ject may obtain copies from George
Shand, Taylors Falls, Mimi
Requisition papers have been sent to
Gov. Van SAINT by Gov La Toilette, of
Wisconsin, for the return to that state
of Thomas CrOtty, now at Two Harbors
1t is alleged CrOtty stole 81 from John
Peterson at Superior, Wis He will be
turned over to the Wisconsin authori-
ties.
The high court of the United Order of
Foresters will meet at Saltwater today
for the election of officers and the trans
action of other business. There are
twelve lodges in st. Paul alone, and each
Will have a representative at the meet
ing. James Drummond will represent
Como Ledge No /.