The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-27

states Office yesterday an amendment to
the articles of Interpretations Of the s.:
Paul Union Depot company by which tile
capital stock of that concern was III
creased from $780, to $780, 600.
One OF the large plate glass windows
on the Seventh sire ct side of Lennon &
Gibbons store was blown in by the high
wind yesterday afternoon. The window
was valued at $3.50 and insured. This is
| the third window that has been broken
at this store within month.
! The board of abatement held a meet
| ing in the council chambers yesterday
afternoon and finished up its routine
business. There We're only a few appli-
cations for abatement of personal taxes
and these were for small amounts.
a meeting of the Father Matthew Total
| Abstinence society will be held tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 at Cretin hall. All
| members are requested to be present. as
arrangements are to be made for a social
which will be held in the near future.
The charge of malicious destruction of
property against James Mullins, who was
arrested for breaking a window of Robert
Jordans saloon, 2S East Seventh street,
| Thursday night. was changed to disorder
ly conduct and the case continued until
today.
The Primary union viii meet this after
noon in the House Of Hope parlorS.. Mrs
Fl. p. Stilwell will teach the lesson; Rev,
John Sammis, D. D., will give the normal
Bible lesson; Miss Nellie Francis the
geography lesson, and Mrs. L. J. Lee the
training lesson.
An entertainment will be given this
evening by st. Paul chapter. Order of
the Eastern Star, at the home OF Mrs.
Rich. 217 Summit avenue. An interesting
programme of music, cards and dancing
has been arranged for the members OF
the chapter and their friends.
Charles Fisher arrested on complaint
of Charles P Pagel, who alleges that
the former borrowed s. from him and re-
fused~to return it, was charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
judge Tine held that in cases of this kind
that charge could not be made and the
prisoner was discharged.
The Minnesota Territorial Pioneers az,
sociation will hold it's annual meeting
May II at the log cabin on the state fair
grounds. Former Gov. ]. S. Pillsbury
nas appointed about fifty we'll known
men, representing different sections Of
the state, on the reception committee,
together with 100 ladies.
Nels Jurgeson, a carpenter, thirty-five
years old, was taken from a Rice street
saloon to the county jail in Rondo street
Staten patrol wagon last evening. He
was released from an insane hospital but
a short time ago and his actions indicate
that he is not yet cured. He will be eX-
aInined as to his sanity this morning.
The funeral of Wende1in Weis, who
died Wednesday afternoon. will be held
at O'Clock this afternoon from the fam
lily residence, 200 ST. Peter street Mr.
Weis was born in Zeuthern, Germany.
In 1850 he came to this country and six
years later located in st. Paul. He is
survived by a widow and five children,
three of whom live in this city.
Roy Johnson. John Johnson, Milton
Kicks, and Willie Hildebrand four boys
who were arrested for the theft of 500
worth of brass from a contractor named
Stone, were all sentenced to the state
training school by Judge Hine, yesterday.
Sentence was suspended until Oct. l and
the boys placed in charge of the proba-
ton officer
The home of George Smith, Grand and
Lexington avenues, was totally destroyed
by fire shortly before o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The cause OF the blaze is
unknown. 1t started in the kitchen and
the high wind which was blowing caused
the flames to spread rapidly. The build
ing was owned by the Farmers Loan and
Trust company, ard the loss W hich is
covered by insurance is estimated at
S3,00G On the contents there was loss
of about $1,000
The twelfth anniversary Of the Ep-
worth league will be observed Sunday
There will be two large union Methodist
mass meetings at Central Park NJ e
church. Rev. J. S. Montgomery D. D,
of Wesley NJ. r. church. Minneapolis will
address the afternoon meeting, and Rev
h N Avisof, of Hamline, the evening
meeting The Hamline Methodist choir,
Including the Hamlina University. .Glee
club and quartette will furnish the even
ing music.