The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-22
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Vice President Buck, of the Twin City
Telephone. company has arrived from
Chicago, and is preparing to make st.
Paul his future home
Magnus Nelson has brought suit
against the city for $2,O00 for injuries re-
ceved from a defective sidewalk on
Geranium street last July.
The condition of John Rowe, who is
lying critically i'll at his home, 529 West
minister street, was reported as being
about the same last evening.
Mrs. Fred Hiner, a market gardener,
living in Dakota county, had her left arm
bruised yesterday as the result of being
struck by Fort Smelling car.
The remains of Melancthon w. Wells,
who died at the Albion Friday from sep
tic blood poisoning, We're shipped to Fort
Dodge, Iowa, yesterday afternoon.
Charles Swanson. claiming Omaha as
his home. was taken suddenly sick at
Seventh and Minnesota streets shortly
before noon yesterday and had to go to
the hospital
The board OF public works will to-
morrow open bids for sewers on Thomas
and Winslow streets. the grading of
Magnolia street and the paving of an
alley in Woodland park
The city engineering department is pre-
pairing plans for a number of new cleo
ton booths to be used in the primary
election next spring. They will be of
iron and wood. and practically in
deStruCtible.
Frank L. Kinney has appealed to the
district court TO compel Elias Cranstedt
TO pay him $3.50 as salary while en-
ployed in selling pumps. He worked
eighteen months and was to get $75 a
month and expenses.
Willie Cline, twelve years old, and liv-
ing at 49, Broadway, was before Judge
Orr in the police court yesterday on the
charge of discharging firearms within
the city limits. He was placed in the
care of the probation officer.
Mis-. August Bittner living at S72 Gaul-
tier street, was painfully injured yester-
day noon by being run over by a wagon
driven by Frank Wiseman, a grocer at
81 West Sycamore street. The accident
happened at Rice and Sycamore streets
The rush of children at the health de-
partment to be Vaccinated is decreasing.
The drop is noticeable since the schools
opened. Only ten children had their arms
scratched yesterday. where a week ago
fifty was considered a small days work
for the attendants.
The request of Z. J. Hodgson, receiver
OF the Savings Bank of St. Paul to be
allowed to pay an additional dividend of
5 per cent was acceded to by Judge Brill
in special term yesterday. This pay
ment will make a total dividend of 40
per cent since the receivership was in
RugUrated.
Rev. Kniehans. president of the Ger
man NJ. E. orphanage of Warrenton,
Mo. viii conduct the services in the
morning in German, and Rev. David
Morgan, of the St. Paul Bethel, will con-
duct the services in the evening in Eng
lish at the Daytons Bluff German M K.
church today.
Memorial services viii be held in the
Central Park NJ. E. church at s p m.
this evening in memory of late Presi-
dent Mckinley; Gov. Van SAINT. who has
just returned from attending the funeral
services at Washington and Canton Will
deliver the address. There Will be APP
propriate music for the occasion.
Any ~oubt about the requirement of
the can plant of the Horne & Danz COM
pany. on the West side, by the trust has
been removed. The name of Horne &
Danz, which has ornamental the big
building ever since its construction, has
been removed, and that of the American
Can company substituted. The factory
is now numbered S2A.
James McMahan, charged with dis
orderly conduct was before Judge Orr in
the police court yesterday and received
thirty days. He was found hanging
around the Plymouth clothing house
corner in a suspicious manner about
o'clock yesterday morning and was UNI
able to give satisfactory account of
himself to the officer on the beat.
Thomas OConnor, arrested for the al
legged larceny of watch from a stranger
named Johnson, was too sick to appear
in the police court yesterday and was
sent to the city hospital for one week
The charge of larceny against him was
changed to drunk, second offense.
Q Common plead guilty to the latter
Charge and will receive his sentence on
the 2Sth.
Deposits now made at the State Saw
tn2s> Bank will be entitled to three
months interest Jan. l. 1902
Buffalo. y. Y, and Return $1,000