The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-08
CITY NEW 9.

John Petreschek, one Of the newly ap-
POINTED policemen, has rendered his res
ignation, to take effect at once.
The Builders Exchange at it's meet
iHg yesterday passed resolutions Of regret
at the death of Benedict A. Cox, mem
Der Of the exchange.
Assistant Superintendent J. D. Bond,
of the public schools, has been invited to
deliver the commencement address at
Milton college, in Milton, Wis.
Charles Anderson died at Bethesda
hospital yesterday from cancer on the
hip. He was 81 years of age and resided
with his family, ST5 Bradley street.
Jcres Mcclure. while entering the La
fayctte hotel, 42O Minnesota street, yes
terday, slipped on the wet stone steps
and broke his right leg near the knee.
Chief O'Connor, in an order issued yes
terday, calls attention of officers to the
fact that they must pay their fares on
the street cars when not i'll full uniform.
Dr. Charles L. Greene will lecture to-
morrow evening before the Ramsey
County Graduated Nurses ASSOCIATE n on
Diseases Of the Heart
The members of Consolation Chapter,
O. e S., will meet this afternoon at $3.50.
622 Cherry street. to attend the fune al
of the late John Jagar, a member of the
chapter
A case of smallpox was located at q
East Tenth street by the health officers
yesterday. The victim, a young lady,
eighteen years OF age, was tax n to the
pest house.
Mrs Anna J. Ryder, wife Of the late
Merritt Ryder d:ed yesterday t the home
of her daughter Mrs. w. A. Laillaw, 41
Ramsey street. The funeral will be held
from the above address today at 2:S0.
The Commercial club will send out in
vitations this week for an entertainment
to be given to the officers CT the Modern
Woodmen during the coming national
convention.
Rev. Herbert F. Stillwen of the First
Baptist church and E. NJ. Van Duzee
viii leave Saturday evening for SIP ing
field Mass, to attend the national con-
vention of Baptist churches.
Theo Wickershein, an old man about
fifty years of age and well known about
the city as ii commission man, was yes
terday sent to the detention hospital by
Judge Bazille, of the probate court.
John Costello, aged sixty-seven years,
died yesterday at st. Joseph's hospital.
The funeral Will take place from OHal-
loran & Murphy's undertaking rooms, 122
West Sixth street, tomorrow morning, at
8:Se, with Q service at St. Patr.ck's church
at g.
The funeral of John Jaeger who died
Monday after a lingering illness, win be
held this afternoon at $50 o'clock, from
the residence of his daughter, Mrs. w. j.
Westpbal, 622 Cherry street, under the
auspices Of Damascus Commandery, No
1, Knights Tegnplars.
The local committee of the Order Of
Railway Conductors mas issued fine
souvenir programme of the convention Of
next week. 1t is a ninety-page book,
with half-tone photographs of the grand
and local officers and various sites
about the city, together with writeup
of St Paul.
Spike" Harrington, a well-known char
acter has begun suit in Justice Hoif's
court for 500 against Patrolman Max
Peters, who ne alleges, without cause
arrested him on charge of vagrancy
and Inundated him by obliging him to
ride through the streets in the patrol
wagon.
N. r. Brewer, the st. Paul artist. has
just completed three fine portraits. One
is of the late Delos A. Monfort, and
viii be hung in the Second National
bank. The others are portraits of eX-
Chief Justice Gilfllan and eX-Chief
Justice and former Senator S. r. j. Nc
Milan The latter two will be hung in
the supreme court chamber of the state
capitol
Tie inquest which was to have been
held last night over the reamains OF Ole
J. Lystad, who was killed at the Como
avenue c ossing of the Minneapolis & st.
Louis road Monday morning. has been
postponed until tomorrow night.
The verdict of the coroners Jury in the
case of the baby which was found in q
satcheI near Pigs Eye Monday morning
was that the child had died of exposure
at the hands of person or persons I'M
known to the jury. This is the fifth case
OF child murder that has occurred in
tins city in three months.