The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-15
CITY REW s

Rudolph Schiffman Jr. has returned
from a three months visit in England.
The teachers pension committee will
meet at 4eee' clock this afternoon at the
Ryan.
Ladies Aid Society No. u of the Sons
of Veterans will meet this afternoon at
Odd Fellows hall.
The ladies of st. Vincent's parish will
give@a euehre party this evening at Col
Umbia hail, Virginia and Blair.
St. Paul Tent No "a, X o. 7. NJ,
will give stag social Monday evening
in place of the regular review.
Hiawatha lodge, Degree of Honor, will
give a card social this evening at Cen
trail hall for the sick benefit fund.
Mrs. Jessica De Wolf, of New York
viii sing at Sunday morning and evening
services at the House of Hope church.
William Griffen, arrested for assault
and battery upon his wife, pleaded not
guilty and the case was continued until
Monday.
D. L. McGinnis left yesterday for Port
land, Or, and other points in the Pacific
Northwest He will be away fer a
couple of weeks.
j. c. Richardson is preparing to erect
Washington and West Sixth street. 1t
will cost $1,000.
A nleetpg of the committee on claims
of the board of aldermen was held yes
terdayTr afternoon. The business trans
acted vas unimportant.
Rev. T. c. Horton, of Dallas, Tex, has
been invited to hold a series of meetings
at the Gospel Tabernacle; he will be-
gin Sunday and continue for two weeks.
Barney Herman pleaded guilty to the
theft Of two robes from a buggy at
Eighth and Wabasha street Wednesday
night and was sentenced to ninety days
III the worl1house.
a party of 200 grocers. butchers and
commission men from Minneapolis went
to South st. Paul yesterday on a special
Great Western train to inspect the Swift
Packing company's plant.
The meeting of the board OF aldermen
called for yesterday afternoon to consid-
or the union depot levee ordinance was
postponed owing to the absence Of some
OF the members from the city.
George Booth was arrested late yester-
day afternoon on q warrant sworn out
by John Cook charging him with assault
and battery. He was released on SIS bail
and will be arraigned in police court to-
day.
J. D. Myers and ]. E. Davis. arrested
by Patrolman Banker yesterday morn
ing for fighting on East Third street,
Rere charged with disorderly conduct
and the case was continued until Mon
day. Gov.
Robert Scanned, an employee of the
Standard laundry, was charged with the
larceny of $11O3 from his employer. The
case was continued until Thursday, and
the defentant allowed to go on his own
recognizance.
Mayor Smith, County Auditor Johnson
and Clerk of Courts Rogers, as a board
of audit, examined the bonds of banks
desiring to act as repositories of county
funds yesterday. The State bank will be
named as a depository.
The First Swedish NJ e. church is
giving a series of popular lectures for
the benefit of the church fund. Among
the speakers in the course are DR.. Driver
of Mankato, and DR.. Charles Bayard
Mitchell of Minneapolis.
Harry DeMoss, the coIored porter who
was arrested at the Merchants hotel
early Sunday morning for the larceny
of s. from a supposed guest, was given
preliminary hearing in the police court
yesterday. The hearing will be continued
today
Samuel Pavian, arrested on complaint
OF William Marks was charged with as
sault and battery and the case continued
until Tuesday. The defendant formerly
worked for Marks. They met on the
street Monday and Pavian, it is alleged
struck, Marks in the face.
At meeting of the county board OF
audit yesterday the bonds of the Scandi-
navian-American, National German
American, Merchants National ana the
Union banks were approved. Any one
or all of them can be designated as de-
posif6ries' for county funds.
Olive, the eight-year-old daughter OF
Milton H and Anna Stevens, died yes
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The fu-
neral will be held from the family resi-
dence 1850 West Seventh street, at 8:3
tomorrow morning, with a service at st
James church.
DR.. c. A Cooley, a member of the state
lunacy commission has submitted a mi
nority report of the commissions work
in which he recommends placing sovera
separate wards in each institution fol
the care of those patients afflicted witt
tuberculosis This should be done unles!
a separate hospital for the consumptive:
IS built in the pine woods of Northern
Minnesota.