The Saint Paul globe., 1902-01-24
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Fountain Pens at Defel's, 25 E Z st.
vile law yesterday. The capital to be
used in Minnesota is $4,000
E. w. Peet, who has been i'll for several
weeks, is improving slowly, at his resi-
dence.
The East Itasca Mining company, of
Duluth, Incorporated yesterday with a
caTital stock of $4,000.
the Sturgeon, Cornish & Burn COM
pany. of Chicago, dealers in railway sup
plies, incorporated under the Somer
The Democratic precinct committee OF
the Eighth ward will meet at Jessrang'
hall this evening.
William Mcclure, charged with high
way robbery by John Lally, was bound
oyer to await the action of the grand
jury yesterday.
Davis Greenberg &c East Ninth street
who was seriously injured by being kick
ed by a horse about two weeks ago, was
able to be discharged from Bethesda hos
pital yesterday.
Coleman Flaherty, 2O9 State street, was
sentenced to thirty days in the work
house yesterday, for beating his wife.
Mrs. Flaherty appeared in police court
with badly blackened eye.
In the opening of bids by the board of
public works yesterday p. j. Ryans was
found to be the lowest for a sewer on
Fairview avenue. and also for one on
Stryker For the former he asked $3, ,043,
and the latter s1,734.
J. Lewis, who is employed as a laborer
in Frank VOLTS livery barn, on East
Eighth street, fell yesterday afternoon,
and dislocated his shoulder. He was
taken to the city hospital in the Marga-
ret street patrol wagon.
John Smiley refused to plead guilty to
stealing a suit of clothes from Henry
DAILY in police court yesterday when II
was alleged that the clothes he wore
were the ones in question. The case was
continued until Monday
P. J. Needham, a brakeman on the Min
neapolis & st. Louis, is in St Barnabas
hospital in Minneapolis, suffering from
a bruised side and two crushed fingers.
He got between the bumpers while
coupling cars at Montgomery, MINI. His
home is in st. Paul.
William Brown was in police court yes
terday charged with having made a dis
turbance in the home of Mrs. Anna Perti
673 Bedford street. He was drunk and
went into her home and badly frightened
her He was chasing her about the room
when arrested by Officer Hagen. The
case was continued until this morning.
Thomas O'Dea was in police court yes
terday and was fined SO on the charge of
disorderly conduct. The complaint ac-
cused him OF expectorating over Mrs. S.
Busse's weekly washing as it hund on a
line over a stairway at Al st. Anthony
avenue. The trouble grew cut of a neigh
borhood quarrel.
Theodore Johnson. Payne avenue, was
arrested late Wednesday night for rails
Ing disturbance. He came home drunk
and attempted to drive his wife from
the house. When the police were called
!ale took refuge on the roof Of the house
where he remained until competed to
come down. Mrs. Johnson was unable
TO appear in court and the case was
continued until this morning.
A man giving the name of Ed O'Toole
was arrested yesterday by Detectives
Hennesy and O'Brien, charged with steal
ing three pairs of trousers from the
clothing store of Levy & Hauser, Seventh
and RosabeI streets. A corner of the
large plate glass window was cut out
and hand inserted to remove the goods
Detective Fraser recovered two pairs OF
the stolen garments