The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-23
CITY NE W 8.

The assembly will meet tonight at $780,
Judge Hine in the police court yester-
day fined L. McCrosby $l5 for peddling
without license.
Mayor Smith returned yesterday morn
ing from three days hunting trip at
Wheaton, MINI.
DR.. n. w. Foster will address the Ar
Iirgton Hills Mothers club this after
noon in the John Ericsson school.
The knights of Maccabees will give a
social entertainment Friday evening at
Wagner hall, Western avenue and
Charles street.
Mrs Frank Mera has presented to the
state a fine oil painting of the late Sena-
tor Davis 1t was placed on view in the
governors office.
The case against B. L. Bechdolt
charged with breaking seals on Northern
Pacific ears, was continued in the police
court yesterday until today.
City Treasurer Bremen is preparing to
apply for judgment Nov. , on all delin-
quent assessments for August. The sale
will be held late in November, or about
Dec. 1.
A blaze in the notion store of B. C.
Nickalovitz, corner of Mackubin and
ages to the extent of SIS.
Division No. . A o. H, held All open
meeting for its members and friends last
night at Central hall Card playing and
a social" smoke was part of the pro
gramme
Edwin Malmberg. of Bernadotte, Mimi.
Gied at Bethesda hospital yesterday of
PeritonitiS at the age Of eighteen years.
The remains VIII be taken TO Bernadotte
Tor ipterment.
Mrs. Gates of Duluth, reported to the
police yesterday that she had lost a
valuable lady's gold watch on Wabasha
street, between Fifth and Seventh streets
yesterday afternoon.
A house occupied by Anton Weidl at
the foot of James street, on the upper
flats. was damaged to the extent of 500
by fire shortly before 4 o'clock yester-
day afternoon. The cause of the blaze is
unknown.
Jennie Rider, accused by Barney Muir
ply with robbing him of $40 and a silk
handkerchief, in a room on Jackson
street. pleaded not guilty in the police
court yesterday and will be given a hear
ing Friday.
Mrs. John Connolly, living at 236 Com
mercial street, was before Judge Hine in
the police court yesterday on the charge
of keeping a vicious dog, preferred by
AdOlph Lando. The case was continued
until tomorrow.
The St Paul Tailors' Exchange held a
meeting last evening at the rooms OF
Pease Bros, on Robert street. The rat
ing list of the exchange was revised and
other business of interest to the organi-
cation was transacted.
Matt Burke and Peter Burke. two
brothers, who are farmers and live near
Fcrt Smelling, paid $40 each in the police
court yesterday for being drunk and
raising disturbance on West Seventh
street Monday evening.
Secretary e. W. Randall and e. N
COsgrOve, of the Minnesota State Agri-
cultural association have gone to Kansas
City to make arrangements for a display
of stock from that part of the country
at the fair of next year.
George Addison and David Moline, the
two men who took Tom Rooney's horse
and buggy from in front of a. saloon at
$50 East Seventh street, Saturday night
and wrecked the buggy, were allowed to
sign peace bonds in the police court yes
terday.
Deputy Warden John Glennon, of the
saltwater prison, returned yesterday
4IOM New 1OFk. lie brought N6lS Han
son, former convict at the st. Cloud
reformatory. Hanson escaped from the
reformatory in 1896. He has just served
a five years term in New Jersey.
Deeds have been put on record by which
Mrs Martha Gilfllan. as administrators.
and others convey to c. D. Gillian TWEEN
ty-two and one-half feet on Minnesota
street, between Sixth and Seventh, Snd
property on Cedar street, between Fifth
and Sixth streets, for a consideration of
$4,000
The funeral of Richard Tener. who died
suddenly at DR.. Ohage's residence Satur-
day night, was held from the residence
of James I. JelIett 402 Maple street, yes
terday afternoon. The remains were
buried in Oakland cemetery The de-
ceased leaves a wife and two daughters.
who live at Highwood.
Plato Mountjoy and Gen. Clark OF
Washington, are making an examination
Of the books and accounts of the
marshal's office and the clerks records in
the internal revenue department here
Mr. Mountjoy conducts the former ex-
animation, and Gen. Clark is in the rev.
enue department
The abolition of the war tax on GER
tain articles has caused the clerks of the