The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-31
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An examination for elevator operators
will be held at the city hall this after
noon and evening.
Edward Hutchinson a cripple, was
given thirty days in the workhouse by
Judge Hine yesterday for begging.
Joseph Mariner, arrested for violating
The peddling ordinance by peddling with
out a license, was fined $50 in the police
court yesterday.
The Flour City cyclists will go to Hast
ings tomorrow on the steamer Columbia
and barge leaving the foot of Jackson
street at 9 clock.
Next Friday will be st. Paul day at
the state fair, and in a proclamation
issued by Mayor Smith yesterday, he
asks all business houses to close on that
day, that their employees may attend.
Paul Juckel, the man who attempted
to commit suicide by jumping off the
Robert street bridge Thursday evening,
was given a chance to plead guilty to
disorderly conduct in the police court
yesterday and paid a fine Of $25.
DR. Ohage is sending invitations to all
the churches and charitable institutions
in st. Paul, asking them to send the
little ones in their charge to the picnic
to be held for their benefit on Harriet
Fannie Horsnen five years Old living
at $40 Baker street was injured yester-
Gay by falling from a porch at her home.
She fell a distance of eight feet ano
struck on her head on the edge of d tin
can inflicting a cash four inches long.
Rad Czech a Bohemian Slavonic Benev-
client society will celebrate its twenty
first anniversary today and tomorrow.
The exercises today win be at the lodge
room Seventh and Western avenue while
tomorrow will be devoted to a picnic at
Schade's park.
Judge Hine. in the police court, yester-
Gay dismissed the cases against Charles
/. Coan, charged by Charles Johnson
with larceny and assault and battery
The cases were dismissed for want of
prosecution, as the complaining witness
is out Of town.
Bert Meyers and Mike Cummings, thir-
teen years of age; Charles Young, eleven
years Old and Clarence James, nine
years old, were before Judge Hine in the
police court yesterday on the charge OF
being disorderly. They were put under
probation until Dec. Is.
John Augustine. a porter employed at
Miler's saloon, 13 East Sixth street,
came near losing his right eye yesterday
the tapping instrument slipped and
caught him in the eye in1icting q seri-
Gus but not fatal wound.
Dominick Bocas, arrested Sunday night
for an alleged assault with a knife or
Roy Haclley, a piano player in a resort
en- South Washington street. was helj
to the grand jury by Judge Hine III the
police court yesterday on the charge OF
assault with a dangerous weapon.
Gov. Van SAINT is in Owatonna, where
he will speak today at the county fair
The State Bank of Chokio, Stevens
county. with a capital of $4,000, and the
State Bank of Lafayette. Nicoilet coun-
ty, with a capital of $4,000 We're yester-
day authorized by the public examiner s
department
A childrens concert was given last
night at the Commons under the direc-
ton of Miss Hanson. A programme of
instrumental and vocal music was pre-
scented by Elmer Douglas, o. Douglas,
the Misses Hannah Thompson, Ethel
Hanson. Lena Beckman, IIilda Nord-
strom, Mrs. Carrie Frank, and P. O.
Hanson,
The Burr Street Improvement society
will hold meeting this evening at the
Grace NJ. 4. church Burr street Dele
gates will be appointed to represent this
society at the meeting. soon to be held
which. Will consider the association OF
the various similar societies in the city
such IS have been noted in the papers
There Will also be a report by Mrs. Condo
Hamlin, of the National Improvement
society meeting held recently in Buffalo
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