The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-17

a neighbour who alleged that the former
I struck her with a rug Mrs. Barnacle
signed peace bonds
| c. D. Maclaren, credit man for the
| firm of Farwell, Ozmun & Kirk. will
deliver an address TITS evening at the
meeting of the St. Paul Association of
! Accountants. The meeting is to be
| held at Central hall.
The board of public works will short
| ly ask for bids for the repaving Of the
| Edgerton street bridge The Lafayette
| fioored. James Forrestal will do the
work.
Teams driven by Fred Olson. 14O East
Eighth street. and A F. Rechtritel Men
dcta, collided at Seventh and Robert
streets, yesterday morning. Olson was
| thrown to the ground and sustained a
painfully bruised leg.
| The assembly committee on streets at
| it's next meeting will consider a propo-
! stion to pay the members of the street
sweeping force employed on Sunday.
time and a third. The move is fostered
| by the labor unions
| Tho annual address to the students
! of the College Of Medicine and Surgery
of the University of Minnesota will be
given by DR.. w L. Beebe, of st. Cloud,
! Friday, May II, at s p. m, in the Amphi-
| theater or medical hall on the University
campus.
Raymond Bullock. the thirteen-year old
son of Percy A. Bullock, 324 Wabasha
| street, who ran away from home Thurs
| day night, and was found in Duluth. win
arrive home this morning. His father
was notified yesterday and sent him a
ticket for his return.
Leonard Wells, the gypsy, who claims
that his tent at Midway was robbed Mon
| day night, applied to the police and coun-
ty attorney, yesterday for warrant for
the arrest of Mrs. Winslow and another
gypsy woman who he claims stole the
| money. The warrant was refused.
The officers of the House of Hope
church will give a reception next Tues
day evening in the church parlors for
the men of the congregation. Rev. DR..
Bushnell, pastor OF the Westminster
Presbyterian church. Minneapolis, will
be present and deliver an address.
George Fairborn was arrested yester-
day afternoon for the theft of bicycle
from Phil MacAuley. errand boy for
Bohnen, the artist The wheel was stolen
from the Kendrick block at 3 clock, and
two hours later Fairborn was in jail and
the owner in possession Of the wheel.
William S. Taylor who was arrested
! in Minneapolis yesterday on a charge of
| counterfefting half dollars, was brought
to st. Paul by Deputy United States
Marshal w. G. Bunde, yesterday after
noon, and lodged in the county Jail He
will have a hearing at 10 o'clock this
morning before United States Commits
sioner Beckhofer.
Oliver Ladoucer had a narraw escape
from electrocution yesterday noon. While
testing a wire or Robert street 1T gave
way and Ladoucer fell. In falling he
grabbed a feed wire and was momen-
tarily suspended in the air, his feet free
from the ground. Had it not been for
the latter fact he would have been killed
instantly.
Several new cases of smallpox have de-
! veloped in st. Paul Park. One Of the vic
tins, Charles 1IcNiery, has been sent to
the pest house. Several houses have been
quarantined and the home of Charles An
| derson was fumigated by order of DR..
Bracken. A number of the people who
| have been exposed have been riding to
the city daily on the Burlington motor
AT the meeting of the committee on
streets of the board of aldermen yes
| terday afternoon, the proposed paving of
! South Wabasha street was laid over for
two weeks. Property owners were pres
! ent with a request that the paving be de-
| ferred for another year. The proposed
! tagging Of street cars, requiring each to
| pay a license when in use, was also laid
| over.