The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15

poned until Thursday evening, May .3,
Tickets sold will be good for that date.
The officers of the House Of Hope
Presbyterian church will give a recep-
ton Tuesday evening, May Il, at the
church for the men of the parish. DR..
Bushnell, Of Minneapolis, will make an
address.
The condition of Deputy County Aud f
or James Drummond, who is lying i'll
at his home with a severe attack of
rheumatism still remains unchanged.
His physicians, however, have no present
fear Of fatal results.
Unity camp. Modern Woodmen of
America, is planning to build a two
story lodge building on it's property.
Starkey an& Isabel streets. No definite
action will be taken until after the
Woodmen convention in June.
Patrolmen Scharhausen and Johnson
resigned from the police force yesterday
Schalfhausen was appointed la June
He is going into~the saloon business at
Eighth and Wabasha streets. johnson
is one more of the late appointees
The park board has been informed by
the corporation attorney that the law
passed by the late legislature allow ng
the purchase Of ground for Pr k pur-
poses instead of taking the usual con-
demnation proceedings is n his opinion
constitutional.
Consul Li3toe, Of Rotterdam, Holland
writing to his brother in this city, under
date Of May 5, states that he has re-
covered from the attack Of blood poison
ing, from which he suffered on his return
to his official post after a short trip to
this country.
John Gill. 461 Lafond street, was fined
81 in police court yesterday for violating
qrarantincd owing to a case of diphtheria
in the family, and before the quarantine
was raised he moved his family into
another neighborhood .....-,
The Central Brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive F'Iremen will hold an open meeting
this evening at Central hall Second
Vice Grand Master Wilson viii deliver
an address, Illustrated by stereop.ic
views. IT is expected that Grand Master
Sergeant will address the meeting.
State Auditor Dunn has been sued b.
Ncwstrom Bros, of Aitllin f r $500
that representing their interest in some
logs seized by the state for being Illegal
ly cut from state school lands. T se
company claims a aborers' lien Mr..
Dunn says the whole thing is a zig
bluff
John Smith, 40 st. Peter street. driver
for the Minnesota Mushroom company,
was hurt in a runaway accident on West
Seventh street yesterday afternoon. lie
was thrown to the ground and sustained
q number Of bruises about the head
and shoulders. He was removed to the
city hospital in the central station patrol
wagon.
Vt Becker stranger va; qua antined
who mad been EXPOSED to smallpox H
rcbelled on the ground that the action OF
the town was not legal and the case was
submitted to Attorney General Doug a
by Judge TarboX of Monticello The at
t6rneY general has decided that the
Becker hoard may impose quarantine
II Il thinks the health of the Commu ity
demands it,
Yesterday afternoon occurred the fu-
neral of Harry Hueston. who for many
years was an employee of the California
cafe The funeral was attended by the
walters Of the city, under whose auspices
he was buried at Oakland cemetery. Mr..
HUeston leaves a widow, but no chill
dren. The pallbearers We're James Ryan
William Werden, Michael Hebron, James
Healey, Harry Wright and Charles Ham
burg
Anna White was held to the grand
jury in police court yesterday on a.
charge Of grand larceny. 1t is alleged
that she spent Monday night In show,
ing the town to one Of the visiting con-
ductors, and when the latter looked for
his money he found il missing. Frank
Murray, who has been living with the
Whlte woman, was also arrested and
charged with disorderly conduct. He
was remanded to the county Jail in de-
fault of $l0e bail, and will be given a
hearing today