The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-05
City News.

New Judge at Anoka-Gov. Van SAINT
has appointed F. S. Stewart as special
Judge of the municipal court at Anoka
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Judge Hiram Thornton.
Fire in Plumbers Shop-John Snyker's
plumbing shop, 290 Maria avenue, was
damaged by fire yesterday to the extent
of 500. A plumbers kettle, which had
been allowed to boil over, was the cause.
Given Another Chameleon Brown,
colored boy was put in charge of the
probation officer by Judge Hine yester
day. The boy was arrested for stealing
a coaster brake from Praeger's bicycle
shop on ST. Peter street
Fell Foul of Ohage-Thomas Dugan,
Northern Pacific engineer, and William
Lewis, an engineer on the Omaha, were
arrested yesterday morning charged with
violating the smoke ordinance Both
cases were continued until Wednesday.
Darrah On a Trip-Capt Thomas
Darrah, chief commissary of the depart
ment of Dakota, has gone to Bismarck on
business in connection with his depart
ment. He will let contracts for sub
sistence supplies at the new Fort Lin
coin
Weather Is Cool-Compared with the
weather of last year this week in August
opened up exceptionally cool. The tenn
perature yesterday was 70 degrees above
against IS for the same day last year
Showers are promised by the weather
department for today.
Pickle Strike Off-The proprietors of the
Gedney Pickle works, on the West side
announce that the strike at their estab-
Hshment is off. The places of all the
strikers have been filed. Nine men in
10
when their demand for 81 day was de-
MED.
Did Not Wear Suit-Frank Hazurka was
In the police court yesterday, charged
with violating the bathing ordinance He
told Judge Hine that he did not know he
was not allowed to swim in the river,
and on his promise to patronize the pub
lie baths in the future, he was allowed
to go.
Overcome BY Heat-Martin Hardy, a
driver for Anheuser- Busch Brewing
company, is in a dangerous condition at
his home, 1890 West Seventh street, from
sunstroke. Hardy was overcome by heat
saturday and was unconscious until yes
terday morning. He was somewhat i'm
proved yesterday afternoon.
Funeral of n. Ryan-The funeral of
Howard Ryan, the boy who was killed in
llie elevator OF the New York Life build
ing Friday, was held yesterday from the
residence of his mother, Mrs Anna RYAN.
40 Cedar street. An inquest will be held
at the county morgue this morning to de-
termine the responsibility for the boys
death.
Take Out Final Papers-Naturalizatio
papers We're granted to twenty-five for
elgnerS by Judge Bum. sitting in the
Ramsey county district court YESTERDAY.
The number of papers taken out now
amounts to between 500 and 500. Yester-
day was the last day for the assuming
OF citizenship to be available for suf-
1ra8e at the approaching election.
Forgot to Get Permit-Gustav Horne.
August Hansen and John Pierce were
brought into the police court yesterday
charged with stringing wires without
having the necessary permit from the
city engineers department The men
We're engaged in running wires from Bar
ret d Barrets building to Mccormick
Behnke u Co.'S building, across the street
Tor the purpose of transmitting electri-
cal power and light. The case was con-
tlnued until Aug. 6.