The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-02
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he park board will meet tomorrow

The park board will meet tomorrow
evening.
A meeting of the assembly committee
on streets will be held tomorrow after
noon.
The Socialist Labor party will hold It's
monthly business meeting this afternoon
ct 2:5O in Assembly hall.
The plans and specifications for the
new market site will be ready for in
spection by contractors tomorrow.
There were eighty-one alarms of fire
during May compared with 1C0 alarms
for the corresponding month last year.
The Danish Brotherhood will give it's
annual picnic at Inver Grove today. An
excellent programme has been prepared
and a good time is promised.
James Beattie, of 10 Charles street,
St. Paul, is in a hospital at Duluth
where he is recovering from an accident,
sustained from the tipping of his eng ne.
Jonas e. Leonard. aged seventy-seven
years, died yesterday at his residence,
III Buffalo street. No announcement OF
the date OF the funeral has been ma de.
Samuel A Hoyt has commenced an ac-
ton in the district court against Walter
w Martin to recover 81, C67 20 damages
land sale.
The st. Paul letter carriers are rusy
making preparation for their annual cut
ing to be neld at Prescott, Wis. June %.
This is expected to be the hest ever he d
by them.
Charles AIcCord. as executor of the last
will and testament of w. J. McCord. de-
ceased, has commenced an action in the
district court against Thomas c. Sullivan
to quiet title.
The jury in the case of LOTUS & Ker-
win against the Bayfield, Western Rail
way company yesterday morning return
ed a verdict awarding the plaintiff dam
ages in the sum Of $2l2.
Mrs. Johnson will give a free talk to
women on Health" from a men al
science or suggestive therapeutical stand
point Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clG.
at SG3 Chamber of Commerce.
The report of the city hospital for May
shows the following figures: In the Hos-
pital May l. 194; admitted during the
month. ia; births, 6; discharged, 1t;
deaths, IS; remaining in hospital June L,
173.
A surprise party was given by the con-
firmation class of Mount lions r mpIe
last night at the home OF Mrs. I. Rypiens,
Dayton avenue. A handsome chair was
presented the hostess, MI. fterCGrt COU-
rad making the presentation remarks.
The executive committee Of the Taylor
Memorial Aid association will meet at lie
high school on Friday afternoon to settle
claims for benefits for the second semes-
ter. Those having such claims shculd
send them Immediately to the secre, airy,
Miss Patten, Webster school
Roy Cheesborough, charged with as
saut and battery in a complaint made
by Otto Sauer, was fined $40 in roice
court yesterday While intoxicated Ne
mortal day, Cheesborough struck Sluer.
He was also fined $40 for being drunk.
The Luxemburger Independent club win
give picnic at Harris ark, Fort Smell
ing, today. A good programme of sports
has been prepared and everything posi-
bic win be done by the committee In,
charge so as to make everyone who at
tends enjoy themselves.
Fire was started in a pile Of waste IN
the main building at Hamm's brewery
shortly after o'clock last night TIE
department was called and the blaze ex-
tinguished with small loss. It IS est1-
mated that the stock was damaged to the
extent of 800 by water.
John Morgan, colored, and Mary ana
Anna Swanson, each forfeited SIS in
police court yesterday. Morgan, with an
other cOlored man named Jackson, y as
arrested with the two white women at
the Orange Blossom hotel, 357 Robert
street, Wednesday night. Jackson for
feited S25 bail
DR.. Chage stated last night that while
he would not take any action to try and
get the water board to consent to having
the automatcaI stops in the animal
drinking fountains removed, he would,
however, try to get the board to do so if
1t were possible without having any
trouble with the board.
The city and county Prohibition COM
mittees and the Central Prohibition CLUB
viii hold a joint meeting at 10 East Sew
euth street on Monday evening. An i'm
portant project viii be considered. The
Central club will hereafter hold its we2k
~ meeting at the above mentioned place
every Monday evening.
The books on the sale of Sam behring's
beautiful West side house viii be kaTt
open until June %. Out of the 7,5O0 MIN
mum shares d little more than two-thirds
have been sold It is expected that they
will all be sold by the date fixed for the
close Of the books. The disposal will prob
ably take place June % at a large nall,
where all the shareholders Will be IN
vited to be present and take charge of
the same.
H. Holbert, Of St Paul, has DO; GIT
over 900 acres of land on the river ROAD
to st. Croix Falls, Wis, adjoining the
Mitchell and Folsom lan-s. which he pUr-
chased over a year ago, and on Which
he built a fine summer residence last year
at a cost of some $500. The late put-
chases include some of the Thaxter Palm
and GreenQuist land 1t is said that pros
pectlng for copper viii lie engaged in on
some of the land.
The 500 Lines Personally Conducted
excursion to Labrador viii pass through
Evangeline's Land, where 'reigned peace