The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-05
CITY NEW 8.

The Scandinavian Socialist Singing So
Ciety Will give ball tonight in Fedora
ton hall.
The local lodge of the Order Of United
Commercial Travellers of America Will
hold a Mckinley memorial service this
evening at o'clock.
For a bowl of delicious duck bouillon
50 to William Mayors place, 115 West
Tenth street. tonight.
Lawrence F. Kennedy has sued the city
for 5000 damages for alleged injuries
received Sept. s. from a fall on DooIey
street. which he claims was caused by
a broken plank in the sidewalk.
Nathan Taukenoff arrested on the
charge of assault and battery preferred
by Harry RoSenbaum, was before Judge
Hlne in the police court yesterday. His
case was continued until Oct l.
Mrs. Margaret J. Weber has filed a
claim against the city for $500 DANA ges
alleged TO be due for injuries received
from a fall on Fifth street between En-
change and Fort streets, on Sept, A.
4 competitive examination under the
United States civil service rules will be
held at the new postOffice building, Fifth
and Market streets. Nov. 90 for clerks
and carriers in the classified postoffice
service.
Col. George E. Pond, chief quartermas-
ter and commisSary of the department
of Dakota, left last evening for Bis
marck. \. D., to look after matters con-
nected with the construction of Fort Lin
coin.
The remains of George Ohage son of
DR.. Justus Ohage, who died Wednesday
after a lengthy illness, was laid at rest
in Calvary cemetery yesterday. The fu-
neral took place from the home of his
parents SO Irvine park.
Henry +. LANCE was before Judge Hine
in the police court yesterday on the
charge of violating the health ordinance
by allowing a cesspooI to drain into the
street. He promised to remedy the mat
Ter and was allowed to go
The annual meeting of the Junior Pho
neer association will be held in the Low
~ Arcade rooms next Wednesday even
ing. Officers for the ensuing year will
be elected and several amendments to
the constitution will be considered.
Anarchy VS.. Socialism" will be the
subject of an illustrated lecture by Prof
@. H. Lockwood, tomorrow afternoon, at
5, at Pfeifers hall, Eighth and Wabasha
streets. Prof. Lockwood was at one time
cartoonist for the San Francisco Exam
liner
The supreme court yesterday refused
to place the case of Martin Weiser, re-
spondent. VS.. the City of St. Paul, on
the calendar for hearing this term as
asked by the attorneys for both sides.
The attorneys had neglected to file their
note of issue.
The state supreme court decided yes
terday in connection with the personal
injury suit of Anton Schmidt against
the Great Northern road that a lawyer
taking suit of that character, on a con-
tingent fee. is not a partner in the suit
to the extent that he is liable for the
costs.
Lieut.. A. W. Bjornstad. Twenty-ninth
infantry. who was captain of the Thir-
reenth Minnesota and won much honor
for gallantry in battle, has been ordered
to report at Fort Smelling for temporary
duty. When the Thirteenth was mus
tered out Lieut.. Bjornstad was made cap
tain in the provisional army.
Maj Charles H. Whipple, of the pay
masters department of the United
States army, accompanied by his chief
clerk. William A. Homes, will sail from
San Francisco Nov. Is for the Philippines
where he will serve as chief paymaster
of the division of the Philippines Mai
Whipple is a son of the late Bishop Whip
pie, Of Faribault.