The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-28
CITY new 8.

William ]. Fantile, twenty-seven years
old, died at S73 York street, yesterday
morning of paralysis of the heart
Michael Sullivan, of Washington coun-
ty, has been pardoned upon condition
that he will abstain from intoxicating
LIQUORS
The Relief Society of St. Paul Chapter
No. "a, Order of the Eastern Star, will
hold a rummage sale at So Robert street
Friday, May 81, and Saturday, June 1.
Hannah Carlson, unmarr ed and thirty
two years old, was yesterday ordered
committed TO the insane asylum at
Rochester by Jutge Bazille Of the probate
court.
The county board of abatement met
Yesterday afternoon and after consider
ing a number of minor applications for
abatement, adjourned until o'clock this
afternoon.
The village school at Newport has been
ouarantined because a young woman,
AIRS. Busch living opposite the school
building. is suffering from grave type
of smallpox.
A vacant building at rs Suburban
avenue. owned by Andrew Schock.
caught fire yesterday afternoon at $40
o'clock from an. unknown cause. The
damage amounted to 5000.
Mrs. Eugene BroPhy, an elderly woman
living at lG2 Como avenue, was taken to
The county Jail last night in the Rondo
station patrol wagon. She will be eXamln-
ed as TO her sanity today.
The West Side Turnveren on Sunday
June g. give their annual excursion to
Carver. MINI. The picnic VIII be held
ct the Carver City park, located on the
shores of the Minnesota river.
~,...4.. r-uo,-,,~o- NIo+,dOrf will kpRD
his Office open until 9 o'clock evenings
until Friday in order to accommodate peo-
pie who are unable to come and ray their
real estate taxes during the day time
The state treasurer yesterday received
$4,000 from the Home Fire Insurance
company. of New York, as Their share Of
risk on the Duluth Normal school build
ing which was burned in February.
a sale will be held by the Ladies
Aid Society Of st. Sigfrids church to-
morrow evening at o'clock, in the base
ment of the church, corner Locust and
Eighth streets. Refreshments will be
served.
The county commissioners met yester-
day morning and discussed the PROPOSE
ton to form new school district in dis
tricts Il and 80 making three out of the
two The matter was referred to the
committee on education.
A young daughter of Mrs. Morgarster
6G5 Selby avenue, was bitten in the hand
by strange dog last evening. Fearing
that tho animal was suffering from rabies
the police took it to Rondo station and
will have il examined this morning.
An autopsy held over the remains of
Mrs Hannah NJ. Anderson, who died
suddenly at her home. 1864 Payne avenue,
Saturday morning, revealed that the
baI n 6pnTpGGiOn of
heart, caused by the use of pennyroyal
pills.
c. w. Peterson, an employee of the city
railway company, sustained a painful in
jury while piling rails at West Seventh
and Ramsey street yesterday morning.
One Of the rails fell on his left leg break
ing a bone of the instep. He was re-
moved to his home, 415 Rosabel street,
while riding to work yesterday morn
ing, G. H. Webster, c67 Fuller street, was
struck by a street car at South Waba-
sha and Colorado streets. He was thrown
TO tine ground and sustained a bad cut
on his head and another on the right leg.
He was taken to his home in the DucaS
station patrol wagon.
The funeral of Mrs. LLcy Larcom
Clark who cied at South Park, Saturday
afternoon was held from the South Park
Congregational church yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Clark was a niece and name
sake Of Lucy Lareom and spent a great
part of her life with that celebrated
woman.
Mary Niemczyk, wife of ex-Patroman
NiemczyN. VINO was arrested for lifting
goods At the Golden Rule store Saturday
night pleaded guilty to petit larceny in
police court yesterday. Judge Orr took
the matter under consideration and ow-
ing to the destitute condition of the
woman's family may suspend sentence.
A team owned by Igo Bros. and attach
ed to AN A. j. II, delivery wagon
became frightened shortly before s
o'clock last evening. and ran away, not
stopping until they had run about two
miles They wound up in the railroad
yards at The fOot of Second sire ct, where
they collidod with box car and demol-
isIed the wagon. Neither of the horses
was injured.
The German-American Veteran asso-
ciation will assist in decorating the
graves and take part in servic- en- Me