The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-01
CITY REV. ..

yesterday to take up work in his new
field in St Louis.
The board of education will hold a reg
ular monthly meeting next Wednesday.
Former Educational Director George w.
ASKING, of the Y. NJ. c. A., left the city
'Lumpy" Shue. arrested on the charge
of drunkenness was given until today to
leave the city
All the summer schools throughout
the state will close Friday after very
successful term.
Col Phillip Reade will leave today for
San Francisco, where he Will take ship
for the Philippines.
The case against George F. Ellsworth,
charged by Hannah Ellsworth with petit
larceny. was dismissed yesterday for
want of prosecution.
Arthur J. Stobbart. assistant corpora
ton attorney, who is at Winnipeg a.
tending the industrial fair as st. Paul's
representative. will return today.
A petition has been filed for the pro-
bate Of the will of Maria V. a. HoSford,
of Columbia, n Y. who left property
in Ramsey county valued at $1,000.
Jacob Erickson, arrested by Humane
Officer Moak on Tuesday for cruelty to
animals was found guilty in the police
court yesterday ard was fined ST.
Mr. Harvey o. Doolittle will speak to-
night on The Evolution OF The Races
at the monthly meeting Of the St Paul
nheosophie 81 society, 5S7 Endicott build
Ing.
Frank H. La Due hasbe gun an action
against the Goodwin Pottery company
to enforce the payment of 1914, which he
alleges is due as commissions from the
sale of goods
The Duluth Steamship company has
flied articles Of incorporation with Sl2),-
900 capital, with G. A. Tomlinson, Laura
as incorpOratOrs
Michael Kelly was sent to the work
house by Judge Orr yesterday for
stealing a pair of shoes from the store
of the Minnesota Shoe Repairing COM
pany. 81 Minnesota street.
The police commission will hold a meet
ing Aug. 6. at which time a smoke ID
speetor VII be appointed to fill the Va
cancy created by Mr.. Montgomery in
refusing the appointment.
Michael Kelly arrested on the charge
of petit larceny. was given thirty days
in the worthouse by Judge Orr in the
police court yesterday. Kelly was accused
of having stolen a pair of shoes.
The case against Daniel Fenton Jr,
charged by Henry Cohues with assault
and battery by striking him with ham
mer at the st. Paul foundry. was con-
tinued until this morning in police court
yesterday.
Rose Bieland, 459 Webster street, was
in the police court yesterday charged with
assault and battery The girl is charged
with assaulting eleven-year-ol Lonnie
Heinl 1853 Webster street. The case was
continued until Aug. 8.
The next regular quarterly meeting OF
the state board of electricity will be held
at room 427 Andrus building, Minneapo-
lis, on Monday, Aug .. at and at 1870
p m The meeting is for the purpose of
examining applicants for licenses.
The nursery pavilion at Harriet ISL
and is almost completed and will be
ready for inspection by the public tho
first of next week The building is yet
to be equipped with cots, hammocks and
bedding, and much OF this, it is expect
ed, will be received in the shape of dona-
tions.
G. c. Cowie, who has been for a num-
Der of years employed as statistician of
the new defunct state board of correc-
tioa and charities. has been appointed to
a clerkship with similar duties in the Of
fee OF the state board OF control and will
resume his new position today.