The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-27
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Harry Lorenson was sent to the work.
house for thirty days on charge OF
Tegrancy.
Health Commissioner Ohage reports
only four cases Of smallpox at the de-
telttion hospital.
!. f. Suffer was charged with selling
milk without a license. The case was
continued until Friday
The Crusaders Dramatic club will give
n minstrel show tomorrow night at their
hall, Sixth and Fort streets.
City Treasurer Otto Rremer will, on
Saturday morning mold sale of delin-
quent assessment certificates.
Tie committee having in charge the
entertainments for the Modern Wood
men convention will meet Friday even
Ing.
The case against Myrtle Gray, charged
with assault ana battery by Rose Bel
mont, has been dismissed for want of
prosecution.
Edward Pardeen, charged with as
sault and battery by brother-in-law,
Otto Patrick, was discharged, as the
complaint had heen withdrawn.
On Monday evening at the Park Con-
grcgational church, under the auspices
of the mems league, w. G. White viii
read a paper or ''Witchcraft." Ad1nis-
zion viii be free.
Inquiry is sought for the relatives of
Charlotte Lankopf, who was committed
TO the insane asylum. in 1867. The in
quiry is made by the officials of the
asylum at Fergus Falls.
The board of water commissioners win
meet at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
This is the regular monthly meeting and
q number of important matters are like
ly to como up for consideration
Miss Title Donohue 172 East Eighth
street. fell on the sidewalk in front or
her home Monday evening and broke
her left leg below the knee Yesterday
she was removed to the city hospital.
The imperial council, Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine, will meet at Kansas City,
No. June Il and u. The delegates from
St. Paul will be A P. Swanstrom, DR.
Chamberlain, Harry Hope and W. L.
Perkins il
Court Commissioner Gallick held
welding ceremony in his Office at the
court house yesterday. the parties to
the contract being Thomas Wokash, of
Carver county and Mrs. A. Malfck,
resident OF Ramsey.
City Engineer Claussen will taka
formal charge of the building inspectors
office next Friday, vice Samuel H. Haas,
resigned. It is not anticipated how
ever, that any changes Will be made IN
the office, at least for the present.
Mrs. Louise Wagner sixty-three years
of age, slipped and fell on the sidewalk
at Seventh and Sherman streets yester-
day morning, breaking her right arm
She was removed to the city hospital in
the central patrol wagon. Her home is
at SSS Juno street.
John Scott and John Kelliher, arrest
ed carly yesterday morning by Detective
Sweeney, were charged with grand lar
ceny in police court yesterday. 1t is al
legged that they stola a bolt of cloth
which was found in their room at Sew
enth and Franklin streets.
Tie Womans Relief Corps of Mime
sofa viii hold its annual convention
March 13 and IA at the Central Presby-
terian church. A reception will be held
Tuesday evening, March u, at the Met
rHpolitan hotel, at which the visiting
delegates will be guests of honor
Thomas O'Brien, a thirteen-year-old
boy, was found sleeping in a hallway at
Sixth and Minnesota streets, early yes
terday morning. At central station he
said that he had not been home for
week lie was charged with incorrfgibil-
ity and the case continued until today.
The alleged violation Of the United
States laws by the city railway COM
pany in using on it's cars the sign
United States Mall" when the cars
Are not actually engaged in carrying
mail has been referred to the district
attorney by Postoffice inspector Col. G.
G.. Kimball
Rose Theresa, daughter of the late