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

The Wanless Iron company of Duluth
was Incorporated yesterday with cap
ital stock Of $4,000
The monthly meeting of the Anti-vac-
cination society, of st. Paul. will be held
this evening at Central hail.
Mayor Smith says that he will in all
probability sign the paving guarantee
resolution passed by both bodies of the
council
John Weiner, better known as tHot
Tamale Jack" was yesterday arraigned
in police court on charge of assault
and battery, preferred by j. M. Cooley.
At $40 O'Clock last night the depart
nlent was called to Sixth and Washing
ton streets. A small fire was discovered
in Murphy's laundry. There was no
loss
DR.. Ohage yesterday purchased go ,loz-
en- bath towels for the public baths. and
is placing them in shape for the grand
opening which will take place on the
26th.
The funeral of Charles Phelcs, who
died of heart trouble We nesday even
ing. will be held from the family resi-
dence at Righwood, at 2 o'clock tbs af-
ternoon.
James Stewart. charged by Mrs. Ma
thilGa Swanson. 1906 Thomas street, with
assault and battery, was given a con-
tinuance until tomorrow in rolice court
yesterday.
Miss jeanette Morey, daughter of c.
"a. Morey, of Winona. who is con nei
TO the. city hospital with mild case Of
diphtheria, was reported last evening as
Improving rapidly.
The mad dog scare has been eliminated
from the troubles that daily confront the
officials Of the health department. Not
case of supposed rabies mas been reported
To the department for a week.
Oscar Bean, the Minneapolis man VINO
fell down a flight of STAIRS at Fort Sne =
ling bridge two weeks ago. is rapidly re-
covering. and viii be removed from
St Luke's hospital to his home lin sew
eral days.
Plans for the paving of Minnesota
street from Eighth to Eleventh streets
with brick and from Eleventh to Summit
avenue with asphalt have been filed with
the board of public works by the city en-
gineering department.
William Orville Zimmerman died at
midnight, Wednesday, aged 35 The
funeral viii be held from his late resi-
dence, 44S Virginia avenue, this afternoon
at 4 o'clock The remains VIII be sent to
Cedar Rapids, To-, for interment.
The state board of prison managers. has
and has decided not to sell all this
amount except 100000 pounds as the new
law permits them tc do. They will hold |
II subject to he orders of farmers.
The first company of engineers organ
lied under the new law has been formed
with membership of thirty-seven Its
Officers are: Captain, Max Toltz; first
lieutenant Gates A. Johnson; second
lieutenant Jay Rudd. Drill is to be held !
every Monday evening
An inquest over the remains of Ole J.
Iystad, the aged man who was killed at |
the Como avenue crossing of the Min /
neapolis & st. Louis road Monday morn
1ng, was held at the county morgue last |
evening. The jury decided that deceased /
met death by his own negligence.
Report was received yesterday that J. |
Ii. Cook Of the Cook Bus and Hack COM |
pany, this city. was injured in a railroad
collision at Clinton. Ind, Wednesday af- |
ternoon. He continued his Journey to |
Chicago and will remain there for sew /
eral days under the care of a physician. !
. Inspector LavaIle has located the rest
OF rhe jewelry stolen from F. Kron. the |
1iankato merchant who was robbed |
April o. In the pawnshop of l.. Miehins- !
Ky l39 East Third street. Joe st. Pierre. !
alias Peters. who was a rested in this !
City a week ago. has confessed to the
burglary, and IS at present awaiting trial |
al Mankato.
The funeral of Ned Newman. son Of |
Mr. and Mrs George H Newman, of
South st. Paul. viii be held from the /
family residence this afternoon. The
Newman boy was Academia ly shot over
p month ago, and was taken to ST.
Luke's hospital. He rapidly improved in /
condition. and it was thought that he /
would recover. Vitality gave out and /
the boy succumbed.
William O. Zimmerman, AS Virginia
avenue died after a snort illness cary /
yesterday morning. Mr. Zimmerman |
was thirty-live years OLD, and is surviv- /
ed by a widow and a twefve-year-old !
daughter. He has lived in St Paul for !
the past eight years. and has been con-
nected with the GUitterman Brothers |
Manufacturing company. The remains |
viii be taken to Cedar Rapids, To-, Mr.. |
Zimmermans former home, for burial.
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