The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-14
City News.

Succeeds Dr. Ames.-The board of
managers of the Soldiers home elect
ed DR.. Greenlee, of Minneapolis, as
assistant surgeon in place of DR.. A. A.
Ames.
Improving Bethesda HospitaI.-Im-
provementS necessitating an expen-
diture of nearly 81, 500 are being made
to the heating system of Bethesda hos
pital.
Veterans to Meet.-Veterans of the
Ninth regiment, Minnesota volunteers,
will hold their annual reunion in the
senate chamber at the state capitol
Sept. 8 at 10 o'clock.
Many Want the PIace.-The COM
mittee of the church session of the
House of Hope church has been del
uged by recommendations of pastors
from various sources. To date the
committee has received thirty letters.
Funeral of Mrs. kent.-The funeral
of Annie L. Kent, wife of w. H. Kent,
Who died Tuesday at the Metropolitan
hotel, will be held Thursday at $3.50
o'clock p. m. from the House of Hope
church.
Want to Serve the State.-Nomina-
ton papers were filed with the secre-
tary of state yesterday by E. E. Hines,
of Hubbard, Hubbard county, and
George A. Whitney, of Wadena. Both
gentlemen are Republicans and are
candidates for the house in the Fifty
third legislative district.
Three File lntentions.-Three can
didates filed with the county auditor
yesterday. Paul Martin filed for regis
ter of deeds on the Republican ticket;
c. C. Berg, for county commissioner
on the Republican ticket, and John G.
Hardy, for representative from the
Fifth ward on the Democratic ticket.
Painfully ScaIded.-While playing
ing in the kitchen yesterday morning,
Irene Goldstein, two and a half years
old, of 131 East Fairfield avenue, was
badly scalded. The child reached for
pot of coffee which was on the stove
and spilled it over her breast. Her
burns are not serious.
Injured in Runaway.-Thomas
O'Connor, a teamster employed by Mi
chaud Brothers, was thrown from a de-
livery wagon yesterday at Rice and
College, and severely injured. The
horse which O'Connor was driving ran
away and when the delivery wagon
struck the curbStone O'Connor was
thrown out. He was taken to his home,
hA1CiS 1S was dllSnU0Q Dy a physician.
Will Meet in ST. PauI.-Dr. Arthur
Sweeney, chairman of the committee
on programme of the state sanitary
conference, is preparing for the annual
session Of the conference, which will
be held in st. Paul Dec. II and 49, Del
egates from each city and village in
the state, together with the health Of
ficers and others interested in sanitary
measures, are entitled to seats in the
conference.
Violated the Game Laws-Advices
from Otter Tail county received by
Executive Agent Fullerton yesterday
stated that four violators of the game
law had been convicted. At Fergus
Falls, Adolph Beaver and Edward Flick,
of Elizabeth, were fined $50 each and
costs for shooting prairie chickens
and their guns were forfeited. Fred
and Albert Mobiles We're also convicted
and paid fines of SO each for the same
offenSe.
Managers Will Orqanize.-Local
and Minneapolis theatrical managers
are contemplating an organization for
the purpose of curtailing the promis-
cuous distribution of passes 1t is
mainly directed at the abolition of
window advertising, which yearly en-
tails heavy expense. For each win
dow ticket to each performance is
given. The managers propose to dc
away with this kind of advertising and
stick to the newspapers and their bill
boards.