The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-25
City News.

EI<s Will Gather-Regular weekly
meetings of Lodge SO, B. P. o. E., COM
mence with gathering at the lodge
hall tonight.
Can They See Straight?-The state
board of optometry will examine eleven
candidates for licenses at the state
capitol today.
Mahoney Has Half Enous h-Johr
Mahoney yesterday filed petition III
bankruptcy in the United States dis
trict court, giving his liabilities as
$214.S5 and assets $103.
Smallpox Decreases-The weekly re-
port of the state board of health shows
only twelve new cases of smallpox
Seven are in st. Louis county; two II
Grow Wing and one each in Chippewa
Sibley and Mobiles counties.
Bad Temper Her Undoing-Miss
Mary Ferber age thirtytwo, was yes
terday committed by Probate Judge
Bazille to the state insane hospital a
Rochester. She has INDUCED in out
bursts of bad temper and given Other
evidence of an unbalanced mind.
Arithmetic Is Good-Public Exam
liner Johnson has completed an exam
ination of the accounts of the state
board of control, and reports that not
a single mistake was found. The sys-
tenn of bookkeeping used in the board
is highly commended by the public eX-
aminer.
Rural Teachers Are Scarce There is
a scarcity of school teachers for rura
schools throughout the state. Supt
Christine GoetZinger, Of Fergus Falls
has written to Supt. Montgomery, OF
Ramsey county, stating that there is
room for fourteen st-grade teachers
and thirty second grade teachers IL
Otter Tail county.
Imperial Knights Will Meet-Court
Imperial knights No. 1909, l. o. f.
will meet tonight in Central hall. By
laws will be discussed, and the ques-
ton of free medical attendance decid-
ed After the business meeting, the
members will be entertained at bas-
ket social, given by the members OF
Companion Court Friendship.
Takes High School Chair-James N
Vaudeville, of Webster, N. Y, will en-
ter upon his duties as a teacher OF
Latin and Greek at the Central high
school today. Mr.. Vaudeville gradu-
ated at Yale college last year, but has
some experience as a teacher, having
been engaged in this capacity before
his graduation.
Complete Canvass Saturday-The
state canvassing board held short
session yesterday and adjourned unit
this morning at 10 o'clock. The clerks
are tabulating the returns from the
counties making UP the senatorial anC
legislative districts. The work of the
board will not be completed before
Saturday.
Goes to the Great Northern-John o
Harmon, who has been connected with
the Northwestern Magazine in the ca
pacity of manager of circulation, has
been appointed general advertising
manager of the Great Northern. He
will succeed w. L. Agnew, who resign
ed the position to assume control OF
the local paper he recently acquired
st. Paul Trade Journal.
Will Cook for verybody-Articles OF
Incorporation were filed yesterday in
the office Of the register of deeds fol-
the SchmitzAuss company, of st
Paul. The incorporatorS are Matthias
Schmitz, Samuel S. AusS and w. L.
Mas, and the capital stock is $4,000
The company proposes to manufacture
and sell grocers' supplies and food
products for hotels, restaurants and
bakers.
Manufacturers Want BuIding-A
delegation from the Northwestern
Manufacturers association yesterday
conferred with the board of directors
of the State Agricultural association
in regard to making an effort to secure
an appropriation from the Legislature
for the erection of building on the
fair grounds for a manufacturers eX-
hibit The board considered the mat
ter in a favorable light, and will CO.
operate with the manufacturers in
their effort.
Wants Meat Bill Paid-David Sinclair
has bought suit in the district court
against A. Brosseau and others, for
merly proprietors of Sargents restau-
rant, at Seventh and Cedar streets, tC
recover $202.50 for meat sold and de-
livered to the restaurant during the
defendants management of the place
The defendants were the objects of the
recent attempt of the Walters alliance
to boycott their business by establish
ing pickets at the entrance of their es-
Enlistment to prevent patrons from
entering the place. They obtained ar
injunction to stop the picketing, but
this was dissolved last week, after they
had transferred the restaurant to the