The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-11
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The Concordia Singing society will give
an excursion Sunday on the steamer
Columbia and barge.
Supt. Olson, of the state department
of public instruction. addressed the grad
uating class of the New Ulm high school
last night.
The deaths in St. Paul during May,
numbered 119 against 25S births. The
marriages were 12S Of the deaths, Is
We're of a violent nature
Starlight camp will give an open meet
ing to all local and visiting Royal Neigh
bors to meet the supreme officers Fri
cay evening i'll Central hall
Coroner Miller has appointed DR..
Thomas J. Maloney as a deputy. Dr.. Ma
ioney is a graduate Of the University of
Minnesota, and was born and raised in
st. Paul.
The Security Trust company has COM
Inenced an action in the district court
against Hiram Backus and j. L. Lowering
to recover S1,5GO alleged to be due on a
pronissory note.
Mrs Joseph Steiner 26 Fairfield ave-
nue., was struck by William Nuberb, who
was riding a bicycle at Fourth and
Robert streets, yesterday afternoon. She
was not much injured.
Charles Young was arrested at Seventh
and Robert streets, by Patrolman Hin
ton, yesterday afternoon. for reckless
driving. In police court he was fined S.
and given until today to pay.
Morris Masicker, VINO diad at the city
hospital last week, cid not succumb to
6elirium tremens as was first supposed.
An autopsy revealed the fact that tuber-
Culosis was the cause of death.
City Engineer .CIaussen estimates the
cost of paving the alley in the block
bounded on the east and west by Arun-
del and Mackubin streets at 81 100. Brick
is to be used. The cost per foot would
be S175.
The state historical society has recently
Tecsived about sixty additional works on
genealosy, nearly all of which have been
donated Librarian Kingsbury is very busy
classifying and catalcguing the new
books.
Ida r. IIieren has sued Theodore NJ.
J[ieren for a divorce on the ground Of
desertiOn. They were married at Milwau-
kee. Wis, on April z, 1880. and have no
children. The plaintiff and the defendant
are both thirty eight years Of age.
Mrs Margaret Dewitt died yesterday at
Gladstone, Mimi, aged ffty-eight years.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence at Gladstone to st. Paul. a service
Will be held at St. Johns church and the
interment win be at Calvary cemetery. .
Adjt. Gen. Libbey received a telegram
yesterday to the effect that the Third
regiment, \. G. S NJ, now on it's prac-
tice march, had got day ahead of It's
schedule time, which would bring it into
Braiuerd. it's place of destination sonIe
time today.
The state board of deposit, which con-
c,ScE- ,c4
tOrney general secretary of state and
public examiner, will meet during the
latter part OF this week 10 approve the
bonds submitted by banks and designate
the state repositories.
Word has been received that James. W.
Mclean died at Goshen Utah, Thurs
day, Z. He was a young man eighte n
years of age, and was a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Mclean, formerly of St PauN
Interment was at Goshen, Utah, Sunday
June 10. r5ur ~
H. w. Hall, son of H p. HALL Who
has been engaged in the work of the Fan
American commission, has gone to Buff
falO, where he will remain during tho
summer. He will assist James McMIllerl
superintendent of the Minnesota exhibit,
in the discharge of the duties Of his posi-
ton.
After a preliminary hearing in police
court yesterday, on charge of grand
larceny, Frank Mccarthy. who was
charged with stealing pair of shoes
from the store of Mrs, Rosen, on, the
West side was discharged There was
not sufficient evidence to hold him to the
grand jury.
James Ryan was charged with assault
and battery and given a continuance
until Saturday bail being fixed at 500
Ryan Was arrested for assaulting Alice
Miller, :z3 West Seventh street, Saturday
night. 1t is alleged that he struck her
in tho head with a piece of crockery,
painfully cutting her right ear.
Owing to a defective switch at Third
street and Pleasant avenue, Selby car
kept to the wrong tracks yesterday
morning and smashed into enc OF the
Dummies" which arc used on the hill.
Thomas Barney, a switchman. was
struck and thrown several feet but not
injured The dummy was taken out of
service and traffic delayed for short
time.