The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-21
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Lincoln lodge, No 49, K. of p, will
confer the third degree on a number of
candidates at Bowlby hall this evening.
George A. Brown, of 426 Rice street,
was found suffering with smallpox yes
terday and sent to the pest house.
The soldiers home board yesterday
turned in SSH of pension money collected
from the inmates for the quarter ending
Jan. 4.
August Anger, charged with petit lar
ceny, was discharged by Judge Orr in the
police court yesterday for want of prose-
cUtion.
The case against Julius Beck, charged
with assault and battery by his brother,
Geo. Seek, was dismissed by Judge Orr
in the police court yesterday.
City Engineer Rundlett is preparing to
change the questions heretofore used in
the examinations used for elevator OPP
orators. They are too well known.
Judge Orr in the police court yesterday
discharged Arthur Hendricks, charged
with larceny, as the evidence in the case
did not warrant a conviction.
George N Sinks, charged with violating
the health ordinance, secured another
continuance in the police court yester-
day and win be given a hearing tomor-
row.
Ramsey county turned into the state
treasury yesterday S52,S74.99, the states
share of the March tax settlement. All
the counties have reported except Henne-
pin.
The case against Henry DeHerst, the
soldier charged with assault and battery
on Conductor Andrew Nelson, was again
continued in the police court yesterday
until March y.
The complaint against D. Kamfer,
charged with assault and battery by
Chas. PlCbusch, was withdrawn in the
police court yesterday as the trouble had
been settled outside of court and Judge
Orr allowed kamfer to go.
Yesterday was another record breaker
in the police court, not one new case
appearing on the table, as no arrests.
not even on a warrant, had been made
during the twenty-four hours ending yes
terday afternoon at o'clock
AT the request of Aid DahIquist of
the Thru ward the proposed paving of
Eighth street from Broadway to Kittson
street has been reduced by making Lo-
Gust the eastern terminus of the i'm
provemeHt. Three blocks in all have
been taken Off
The state optOmetry board held spec
ial session yesterday morning to consider
complaints and to reissue permits. There
We're 81 old certificates renewed for 1902.
Today a special examination for new APP
Dicants will be held at the capitol. There
are seventeen on the list
Chief O'Connor has suspended George
". Guion, jailor at the Ducas street po-
lice station, on the charge of conduct un-
becoming an officer. 1t is alleged that
GuiOn pulled his. revolver during a dis
pute at the primary election Tuesday.
A young colored man named kid
Gray was arrested by Detective Fraser,
of St. Paul, and Detectives Morrissey and
Gallagher, of Minneapolis. last night at
4 resort on Hill street and taken back to
Minneapolis to face an alleged charge of
larceny
Charles Peterson, alias Magnussen.
who was found dead in a observation-disclosures
at Sl5 Kittson street a week ago, was
buried by the county yesterday The re-
mains of Chas. Leavitt, who died at the
city hospital last Friday have also been
turned over to the county board of con-
troll for burial.
The Ninth Ward Prohibition club met
at the home of Oils Evenson, 12O Case
street last night. to discuss the prob
lens of the campaign J. H Fitz, can
didate for mayor, and Jordon Nelson
candidate for alderman in the Ninth
ward, were present, and delivered adj
dresses.
The remains of Elmer J. Reynolds, ad-
vertising agent for Field, Schlick & com
pany, who died here Wednesday from
Tuberculosis, were shipped to his home
at Ravenna, Mich, yesterday afternoon.
He was a member of the local lodge of
ElNs and his body was taken in charge
by the order and short funeral service
ned at Elks' hall previous to shipping
the body away yesterday afternoon