The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-06
City News.


Mrs. L. c. Minor Dead-Mrs. Lavina
c. Minor, widow of Lucius Minor, died
yesterday afternoon at st. Luke's hospl-
tai of old age. She was seventy-nine
years of age.
Nav Choose a Pastoral a congrega-
tional meeting to be held this evening at
the Central Presbyterian church the re-
port of the pastorate committee Will be
received and considered.
New Hello Company-The Citizens,
Telephone company, of Park Rapids, hled
articles of incorporation with the secreta-
ry of state yesterday. The capital stock
is $4,000, and thirty-one residents of the
village are the incorpoVtors.
Invites krieqer Bund-Gov. Van SAINT
has wired the Krieger bund, now in ses-
sion at Hamilton, Ohio, inviting the as
ISOLATION to hold it's next annual meeting
in St Paul The invitation was sent at
the request of the German societies OF the
city.
Examinations for Observation-Disclosures
lions of teachers for first and second
grade certificates will be held in each
county of the state next week under the
direction of State Superintendent OF
Schools Olson. Between four and hVe
thousand applicants will take the exam
ination.
Picnic At Harriet lsIand-The annual
picnic of the Retail Grocery Clerks
union will be held at Harriet island Tues
dav. Aug 26 A sporting programme
has been arranged and other amusements
will be provided.
Prepare for Labor Day-The Mason
Tenders will meet Tuesday, Aug. IL, for
the purpose of making arrangements for
the proper celebrat ton of Labor day. 1t
is proposed that the men wear uniforms,
rhe exact nature of which Will be de-
cided at the meeting.
To Speak On China-Rev. w. J. Doher-
ty who is a missionary in the China in
land mission. will speak in the First M.
f. church this evening. He is on his way
back to China, after spending a furlough
in this country.
Sent to Rochester-NIrs. Sophia Weber
was committed to the insane asylum at
Rochester yesterday. She is a widow,
forty-eight years of age, and the mother
of four children. She was found by the
o.
Confer On Merger cases-Assistant
Attorney General Marchand, of Washing
ton. was in conference with United
States District Attorney Haupt yesterday,
relative to the United States merger
case.
Enter Formal UNCONVENTIONAL APP
pearances in the merger case, in behalf of
T
Hill, as president, and ]. J. Hill individu-
ally, were entered with the clerk of the
United States circuit court yesterday
The appearances bore the signatures of
Young & Ligntner, as solicitors.
Smelling Company Starts-The FOkega-
ma company, of Duluth, has filed articles
of Incorporation, under which mining
smelling and manufacturing is to be car
ried on. The incorporators and first board
of directors are w. B. Merritt, N. M.
Smart and T. A. Merritt. The capital
stock is $4,000.
Mute in Police Court. Rabinowitz,
deaf and dumb, was in the police court
yesterday charged with assault and bat
terry by Sam Bomberg. They are both
residents of the Sixth ward Bomberg
claims that Rabinowitz slapped Mrs
Bomberg, and that his sign manual was
threatening. The case was continued.
o.
Mrs. A. Seaman Hurt-Mrs A. Seaman
was run down by Great Northern ex-
press wagon at Sixth and Robert yester-
day afternoon and severely injured She
was crossing the street with her two chill
dren and got in front of the horse, driven
by Driver Burtran. She was knocked to
the pavement and her young daughter was
slightly bruissoS, The boy escaped injury
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Quarrel Over a Lot-Daniel Flavian and
August Preuss quarreled over a lot and
Preuss had Flavian in the police court
Yesterday on charge of assault and
battery. Neither one could speak a word
Of English, and Judge Hine gave them
thirty days continuance and hoped that
they would either learn to speak the lam
guage of the court or settle their trivial
difficulty.
Myrnes Must Leave city-John Myrnes
was brought into the police court yes
terday charged with stealing a valise
fulI of clothing from the Economy ho-
tel The alleged theft was committed
about ten days ago, and, according to
the complaining witness the principal
witnesses were not to be found The
case was dismissed with the understand
ing That Myrnes was to leave the city
Charged With Cruety-A warrant was
yesterday issued for the arrest of Mrs
j. r. Turner, $50 harrington avenue
charging her with cruelty to her stem
daughter, Bernice Turner. The girl is
i've years old, and one of her eyes is
badly bruised. The step-mother claims
that spider bit the girl on the eyelid
but the neighbors say that the child was
struck by stick. The warrant was is.
sued on the request of Humane Agent
Moak.
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