The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-04
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The official ballot for the coming prima-
aUu.,Cr's office today.
Charles Haas has presented the park
board with two handsome Rocky Noun
tain goats. They will be stationed at
Como park.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Twin City Advertising Mems association
Will be held at the Ryan hotel at 10
o'clock this morning.
An overheated stove in VOLTS second
hand store, on West Third street, set
fire 10 some goods, and damaged the con-
tents TO the extent of $50
Fred Lucas was in police court yester-
day, charging with stealing 102 pounds of
stereotype plate from the Northwestern
B Newspaper union. His case was contin-
ued until this morning.
The question of a down town ball park
will come up again for consideration be-
fore the board of aldermen this evening.
Permission to use the grounds near Cen
tral park will be asked.
Funeral services over Mrs. Sarah R.
Flagg viii be held from the Church of
the Good Shepherd Twelfth and Cedar
streets, this afternoon at o'clock. In
terment viii be at Buffalo, N. Y.
Another effort will be made at the meet
ing Of the board of aldermen this even
ing to secure the passage of a resolution
taking the corner of Wabasha and Water
streets out of the prohibited district.
Mrs. L. c. Daymude, of East Congress
street, entertained informally at cards
last Thursday evening. Favors were
won by Miss -WOodman, Miss Anna
Steidl, Joe Milton and Frank Young
Duncan D. Fraser, aged seventy-t three
years, died yesterday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. j. Purcell, 629 Warren
street. The funeral will be held from the
above residence at $3.50 a. m. Thursday,
with services at the Cathedral.
W. T. Norris was arrested and arraign-
ed in police court yesterday on a charge
of obtaining money under false preten-
Ses. 1t is alleged that he sold a house
which did not belong to him to K A
kalman, and collected 81 in advance. His
case was continued.
William B. Dawley died in Blanchard,
n. D., Saturday, at the age of forty.
seven years. The remains will arrive in
St. Paul this morning, and the funeral
services held from the residence of Ru-
dolph Fisher, SOS Dayton avenue, this
afternCl2A at 2 o'clock.
The committee on streets of the as
Serlbly yesterday approved the contract
for the painting and refooring of the
Fort Smelling bridge, awarded to New
man q Hoy. Representatives of the
firm were present and refused to agree
to employ union labor.
Thomas Coyne who resides at 26G
Chestnut street, is in the city hospital
suffering from a broken jaw. He was
engaged in a fight in Myers saloon, 47
st. Peter street, Sunday evening, and re-
ceiVcd the injuries in the brawl. He
claims that he and Charles Mcmillan had
a dispute over a game Of dice, which end
ed in the fight.
Charles NcDermott and George Butter
field, accused of stealing some hams from
Great Northern car, were in police
court yesterday morning. E. Reese tes-
tilted to having bought a ham of them.
which was identified as the property of
the Swift company. The men We're bound
over to the grand jury under $1,000 bonds,
IN default of which they went to Jail.
Sergt. Ralph e. Mcdowell, Troop F,
Thirteenth cavalry, stationed at Fort
KeOgh, Mont, has been ordered to APP
pear before the examining board at Den
Yer, COL tC be examined as to his fitness
for promotion to a commission. mellow
ell has been specially designated for eX-
animation by the president for Valorous
and conspicuous conduct during the late
war.
Melvin Montgomery, an engineer in the