The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-15


More Cloudy Observation-Disclosures
cloudy weather is the prediction made
by the local weather bureau. The high
est temperature noted yesterday was 70
above.
Invited by Governor-Gov. Van SAINT
has wired the Philippine veterans, in
session at Council Bluffs, inviting the
organization to hold their next annual
convention in st. Paul.
Sewer for Rondo Street-City En-
gineer Rundlett estimates the cost for
a sewer on Rondo street, from oxford
to Griggs, at $4,000, or $1.4S front
foot.
Picnic at Bass Lake-The st. Paul
Furniture company will hold its annual
picnic at Bass Lake next Saturday. A
very good programme of sports has
been arranged, including a game of
baseball between the factory and Of
flee employees.
Contract for Cottage-The state
board of control has awarded the con-
tract for the cottage, to be used by
girls, at the school for feeble minded,
4 L., T.. L. Z
The structure will accommodate fifty
and will cost $16,0SS.
File With County Auditor-The fol-
lowing candidates filed yesterday with
County Auditor Johnson: Rufus A.
Hoyt, county treasurer, Republican
ticket; Jacob r. Steiner, state repre-
sentative from the Sixth ward, Demo-
cratic ticket; James Middleton, county
commissioner, Democratic ticket.
New Track for State-The street car
company is laying an entire new track
on State street to the city limits. The
work was commenced t5e early part of
the week and while it is in progress the
cars will be abandoned. 1t is expected
to have the car lines on the West Side
in full operation again before the close
of the month.
Mrs. Markell Buried-The remains of
Mrs. Vincent Markell, who was burned
to death Wednesday morning, were
taken to Pelican Rapids yesterday by
her father, William Holman. Coroner
Miller decided that there was no ne
cessity for an inquest. The three or
phan children are in charge of the
Children's Home at Merriam Park.
Pleads Not GuiIty-Alice Macdonald
yesterday pleaded not guilty to
charge of grand larceny. She was ar
rested Wednesday evening by Detec-
tives DAILY and Sweeney on the COM
plant of P. NJ. Macarthur, who claimed
she stole a silk skirt from the Empori-
UNI which was valued at $35. Her case
was continued until Aug % and her
bail was fixed at $500.
Preston Given the Contract = The
committee on streets of the board Of
aldermen yesterday awarded the con-
tract for hauling dead animals to w. ].
Preston. DR.. Ohage, who was in at
tendance, was not at all favorable to
Preston, because of past differences
over the carrying out of contracts, but
his exceptions were not recognized.
Preston was the lowest bidder.
Officer Maloney Injured-Patrolman
Martin Maloney is in ST. Joseph's hos
pltal suffering from a splntered knee
The kneecap was smashed while the
officer was making an arrest about
year ago at Sixth and Robert. Three
weeks ago Officer Maloney, in stopping
runaway horse, was dragged for a
considerable distance and s5tf1e same
knee was injured. An operation has
been performed and it is expected that
he will be out Of the hospital in
month.
Youthful Offenders-Frank Peters.
aged twelve; George Maloney, aged
eleven; BENJAMIN Wigfield, ten; Tom
Maloney, Thirteen, and Charles Mid
dan. twelve years of age, were in the
police court yesterday on a petty lar
ceny charge. The boys were accused of
having stolen some articles from a barn
belonging to Henry Nichols, Summit
avenue and Sixth street. The prop
erty which was stolen was valued at
$8.75. The boys were placed in charge
OF the probation officer until Deem
Der 81.