The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-22
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Clocks at Defers. % E. Z St.

Clocks at DehelS, 70 e. ST.
Fo~ steve repairs of all kinds, Tel. 1874.
Am. Stove Rep. Works.
Gov, Van SAINT went to Davenport,
Iowa, yesterday, on business.
Ninevah Zodiac will hold its quarterly
festival at Elk's hall this evening. Forty
candidates will be Initiated.
Mr.. Roy Bacon, local song writer,
left yesterday for the Pacific coast to
introduce his latest song, She Lived
Way Down in Dixie
Capt. George Med. Weeks, of the Four
teenth infantry, at Fort Smelling, has
been granted a leave of absence for one
month.
The editors of the Western Canada
Press association will arrive in this city
Saturday morning, and will spend one
day here.
r. A defective chimney caused q slight
blaze at the home of John Sweeney, 23l
Carol street at 8 o'clock last night, and
caused about SIS damage.
The committee appointed by the coun-
Gil to investigate Public Examiner Popes
charges of fraud in the engineering de-
partment pay rolls, will meet this
evening at $780,
Miss Holmes room, of the Madison
school, held spelling bee yesterday,
sixty pupils participating. Miss Olive
Olsen, daughter of State Superintendent
Olsen, won the prize.
E. A.. Webb. of the Farmer, left yes
terday for Philadelphia, to attend the
funeral of his mother, who was for
for many years in India, where her hus-
band was missionary.
Col. Pond will leave tonight for Fort
Harrison, Mont, to inspect the water
supply at that post, and also investigate
other matters pertaining to the quarter
masters department. He will be absent
about six days.
Louis r. Speetzen, arrested by the
police Monday, for the alleged larceny
of. $25 worth of iron pipe belonging to
Allan Black, was arraigned in the police
court yesterday, and will be given a
hearing tomorrow morning.
''How We Got Our Bible" is the sub
ject of a stereopticon address to be given
at Burr Street Baptist church this even
ing, at 7:45, by Rev. f. r. Mckinney.
The same address will be given at Oak
dale chapel Sunday evening, Jan. q.
The annual meeting of Unity church
will be held Saturday evening at the
church, Summit avenue and Wabasha
street. Annual reports will be read and
two trustees elected. Preceding the
serve supper.
Franz Klein, a grocer living on Grove
street. is at Bethesda hospital, as the re-
suit Of having his right ear bitten off
by a vicious horse Monday. He was
in his barn attempting to hitch the horse
to a light delivery wagon when it turned
and bit off his ear.
Capt T. w. Darragh, chief commits
Sary of the department of Dakota, has
announced that contracts have been
awarded for supplies for this department
to the value of about $20,0GO All Of
them will be furnished by ST. Paul firms
with the exception of the flour.
William Ferniski was arraigned in the
police court yesterday on the charge of
disorderly conduct preferred by Mrs.
Anna Schwartz, who alleges that he
kicked and maltreated her in a neigh
borhOod dispute last Sunday. His case
was continued until this morning.
The annual collection taken up by the
police department for the benefit of the
Home for the Aged, conducted by the
Little Sisters Of the Poor, was COM
pleted yesterday, and amounted to
SHIPS. This is the largest collection in
the history Of the police department.
AS the result of an accident which
happened at the Hill street power house
OF the city railway company yesterday,
the available power VIII be reduced for a
few nights until it can be mended A
piston rod parted, causing a break in
both high pressure and intermediate CYL
inders. No one was hurt
Eddie Tschida and J. Brokash, two
young lads, were arrested by the police
yesterday afternoon on the charge of
malicious destruction of property 1t is
alleged that they have broken a number