The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-25
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"Defel, % E. Z, has fine confirmation
presents
Spring cleaning on the streets was start
ca yesterday by City Engineer Rundlett.
Large gangs of men We're put TO work.
Mrs. Amelia I.ahne died at her home, IS
West Chicago avenue yesterday at the
age of - years. The funeral win be held
from the residence Thursday at 2 o'clock.
Men have been put to work repairing
ana improving the cycle paths throughout
the city. 1t is not expected that many
new paths will be built this year.
Herman Sternberg, of The Hub Cloth
ing Co, has purchased the entire stock
OF slightly damaged Shirts, Gloves and
Sox Of Sternberg, We'll & Co. The shirts
number 1920 dozen.
The April term of the supreme court
will open April /, a 10 a. m. Today is
the last day for filing returns in order
TO get on the calandar. Up to date 40 APP
peals have been filed
Two smallpox patients were taken to
the pest house yesterday by the health
de- 1rtment. c. Fl. TeIander. 487 Como
avenue and Fl. Galbrit, 81 South Robert
street were the victims.
George II. Hazard, of st. Paul. has
been appointed by Gov Van SAINT to
be commissioner for Minnesota of the in
terState park at the Dalles Mr. Hazard
was the original commissioner, and sue
ceeds L. p. Sloane, who held the office
under Gov LIND.
Mrs. Ida Yutsch, Reaney street and Du
luth avenue. and Miss Avina Bietch, 1888
Brand street were arrested yesterday on
q warrant sworn out by 0 l.. French
1888 Brand street, charged with assault
iI9 F8l-D tba Gqnol1tpT af tho Iai,
amt The case will come up today.
The state board OF control has rejected
all bids for the addition to the st. Cloud
normal school. The appropriation to build
The new wing is $4,000, which includes
Furnishings and the bids for construction
used up almost the entire amount The
board will modify the plans and readver-
tise.
George Wagner was in police court yes
terday and was fined IS for riding
motor cycle up Fifth street faster than
The law allows. He was the first offender
Of the year and Judge Orr announced
that his case was sample of the way
the court will rule on these. cases this
year.
A. G. Mellen, a flour and feed dealer on
Western avenue, swore out a warrant
yesterday for Tom Moran, who is under
arrest fer non-surport, charging him with
emb ezZling So. 1t is charged that Moran
took orders for flour and feed, and after
collecting the morey delivered the goods
to other parties.
The Republican precinct committeeman
of the Third ward will meet at the Lin
coin club rooms this evening for the pur-
pose Of perfectng their organization. Of
iicers for the ward organization will be
elected and vacancies arising by reason
Of the removal of committeeman from the
ward Will be filled.
j. IT, Scott 800 Iglehart street, a con-
tractor and builder, had a narrow escape
from serious injury in a runaway on
South Wabasha street yesterday after
noon. A farmer living south of the city
let his team get away from him and they
ran down the street and collided with Mr..
Hcorts rig. He had time to escape but
his wagon was demolished
Gus Iluska, eighteen years old was in
police court yesterday charged with forg-
cry. He appeared at Lemkes flower store
end presented an order for two dozen
roses written on the back of a card and
signed John Ludw:ck The card was one
of Mr.. LudWicks and Kuska said he was
his son. The case was continued until
Wednesday, Kuska is out on parole from
Il reformatory sentence.
Have You Seen the Cycle WhirI: