The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-21

lists cannot vote in November.
Admitted to Practice-Peter Scho-
north, of the state university, and c..
L. Frederick, recommended by the state
board of law examiners, were admit
ted to practice in the supreme court
yesterday.
Rathbone Sisters Will Entertain
Myrtle Temple No. 2, Rathbone Sisters,
will give a benefit card party this aft
ernoon at Bowlby, hall, Sixth and
Robert streets. Mrs. George L. Spen-
Ger is chairman of the committee.
Musical Conservatory incorporates
The Minnesota Conservatory of Mu-
sic, with Charles, Henry and, L. Ro-
denBirchen as officers, filed articles Of
incorporation with the secretary OF
state yesterday.
Plan Will Be Considered-The Cham
Der of Commerce yesterday was re-
quested to indorse a resolution favor
ing President Roosevelts tariff COM
mission plan, but refused until it could
be passed upon by the mercantile
committee.
Principal O'ConneIl's viii Is Filed
The estate of r. D. O'Connell, late
principal Of the Mcclellan school, who
died some weeks ago, was entered for
probate yesterday. The value Of the
estate is placed at $1,000 The widow is
made administrator.
Labor Is Scarce-According to F.
A. Boyd, we'll known contractor, Ia
borers are extremely scarce in st. Paul
at the present time. Because of his
inability to secure enough men, the
board of county commissioners yester-
day extended his time for the grad
ing of the Rice street road thirty days.
Drake Begins Suit-Alexander M.
Drake has begun suit in the district
court against George L. Bigelow to re-
cover on promissory note executed in
New York ten days ago. The amount
is $4,000, and interest at per cent is
asked.
Mrs. Smiths Benefit-The farewell
testimonial benefit to Mrs. F. M. Smith
will take place at Elks' hall, Lowry
arcade, this evening. The programme,
which includes talent from both ST.
Paul and Minneapolis, is an unusually
\ select one. Mrs. Smith will also con-
tribute.
Requistion for Fugitive Issued
The governors office yesterday issued
IL OH Lie SOSSlAOI VI VhOA-
tana for the return of Henry William
son, who is under arrest in Clark
county, Montana. Williamson is
charged with burglarizing a grocery at
Brainerd.
Ready to Hunt Deer--Ramsey
county will have nearly fifty licensed
hunters in the field when the season
for the killing of deer and elk opens.
Up to yesterday forty-four licenses
had been issued by County Auditor
Johnson. The season opens Nov. 10
and closes Nov. 80. Hunters are linn
tied to three deer each.
Firemen Are Arrested - Michael
Hurry, who is credited with being re-
sponsible for the heavy volumes of
black smoke that daily pour from the
big stack Of the street railway COM
pany, was in the police court yester-
day on complaint made by DR.. Ohage.
David Dupaul, the fireman at the Met
ropolitan hotel, was also arraigned
with him. The trial Of the two was
set for today.
They Flee in Vain-The health off,
Gals at Cardott, Wis, yesterday wired
DR.. Ohage that a saloonkeeper named
Hardy had suddenly decamped from
that place, with his two children, in
order to escape being vaccinated. They
had been exposed to smallpox. Two
hours later the three were located on
Olive street, and the virus was ap-
piled. The father at first remon-
strated, but when shown that his pro-
tests were futile, submitted.
Works of Art to Be Snowman ex-
hibition of American artists which will
include about 100 canvases will open
next Thursday evening in the rooms
on the top floor of the New York Life
building. 1t will be under the direc-
ton of the Art Workers guild. This is
the first exhibition of the kind given
in st. Paul in ten years land the guild
expects it will be literally patronized.
The canvases are all by noted artists.
The exhibit will be open for a. week.
Smallpox Scare-Seven cases of
smallpox in one family at Waverly,
Mimi, has created quite a scare in the
town. The local physicians did not
agree in the diagnosis, one claiming it
was chickenpox, The state board Of
health sent an employee to the town,
and his report was that the disease
was smallpox. Secretary Bracken, Of
the state board of health, is prepared
to quarantine the town If more cases
develop.