The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-05
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Fo- steve repairs Of all kinds, Tel. 1904
Am. Stove Rep. Works.
The Ramsey County CoIored Demo-
cratic club will meet tomorrow evening
at 40 East Third street.
The next regular meeting of the state
board Of electricity will be held in room
16, state capitol building, Friday after
noon At o'clock
The secretary of the Society for the Re
lief Of the Poor reports urgent need Of
a double and single mattress, some bed
ding and an overcoat for a nine-year- old
boy.
Rev. John Wright, Of st. Paul's church,
Will deliver a lecture on the Passion
Play of 1900" at Park Congregational
church tomorrow night The lecture will
be Illustrated.
Bids will be asked for by the city
shortly for the paving of the SeIby and
Fort Smelling bridges with brick. Bids
will also be asked for the painting OF the
high bridge
Judge Hine announced after the police
court call yesterday morning that the
court would adjourn until this morning
out Of respect to the memory Of Officer
Charles Mayer.
A smoking stove in the basement of
Sonnens drug store, Seventh and st.
Peter streets, gave the fire department
run at IL o'clock yesterday forenoon.
but did not do any damage.
The Fourth ward Democratic city and
county committee will meet at Pfeifer' S
hall this evening to arrange for the open
ing Of permanent headquarters and for
filling vacancies on committees.
Henry Garvin, now serving as sergeant
alarms for the city council, has been de-
clared an incompetent and a guardian APP
pointed fer him by the probate court
Notice of the fact has been served on the
city.
Mary DCran, an old woman claiming to
live at Ninth and Robert streets, slipped
and fell Oh the icy sidewalk at the above
corner about o'clock last evening and
was badly bruised on the left side OF her
face and forehead.
The condition of A. Bingham, who is at
st. Joseph's hospital in d critical condi-
ton as the result of falling down an ele-
vatOr shaft at the Swift Packing plant
South st. Paul. was reported as being
about the same late last night.
The St. Agnes church choir will give
a benefit concert Friday night at Mozart
hall for the benefit of the late Officer
Charles Mayer. The members Of the ~
rolean City club have also rendered their
services. y full programme will be given
Robert Seeger, 218 Maria avenue, man
ager OF the American Development com
pany, slipped and fell on the walk in
the city hall grounds, at the corner of
Fifth and Cedar streets, and slightly in
jured his knee. He was able to go home
alone.
Frank Stromberg and Oscar Olson.
claiming to be painters by trade, induIg-
ed little too freely in red liquor yester-
day afternoon, and as a result became
disorderly at Seventh and Broadway
streets. At the central police station they
were charged with being drunk, disorder
Iy and resisting arrest
The case of Lily Hynes, fifteen years
old, charged with being incorrigible, was
partially tried in the police court yester-
day, and continued until this morning
to investigate the girls story She said
that her uncle, who is separated from
his wife, had her in a downtown room
for two days and took advantage of her.
William Patterson, eignty-four years Of
age, died yesterday at the residence CT
his son, 70 Atwater street. The funeral
will be held from this address at GAO to-
morrow morning, and the remains will
be taken to Young America for inter
ment.