The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-16
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silverware at Dehels. Is E. 7th St.

Silverware at DefeIs 25 E. 18th st.
The Mason Tenders union has elected
Lee Joy vice president, to fill a vacancy
caused by the resignation of Jerry Alton
Forty working cards were issued.
Detective Lavalle yesterday recovered
some carpenters tools i'll Il West Third
street secondhand store which were
stolen from J. B. Huss last April.
Dr. H. j. O'Brien will lecture on "Anti-
toxine and Surgery before the Ramsey
county graduate nurses this evening IN
the Lowry arcade.
In the United States district court the
case of Alma Anderson against the Chi
cago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
road has been Continued until the next
term.
The night sessions at the Cleveland,
Humboldt and Mechanic Arts high
schools have been resumed, and the en-
rolment of pupils in all of the night
sch lols has been large.
Rosie Williams. colored, was given nine
ty days by Judge Orr in the police court
yesterday for the larceny OF some CLOTH
ing from Mrs. Lily Gibson, her employer
living on Cedar street.
l. S. Sewell took out a permit yester-
day to rebuild from fire loss two and
a half story frame dwelling, on the east
side of Erastus street, between Pym ana
Cudworth, to cost $4,000.
Judge Kelly granted a divorce yester-
day to Mrs. Ada gpdagcafe from Milton
Updegraff. The custody of their TWO
children, aged ten ana eight years. IS
given to Mrs. Updegraff.
sg z.Jacob Schilctnich was in the police
court Yesterday on the charge of steal
ing a horse and cutter from William
Wiesner. He pleaded not guilty and Will
he given hearing tomorrow morning.
The will of the late Bernard Michael
was filed for probate yesterday after
noon. The estate, as shown by the sched-
ules. consists of personal property to the
amount of $4,000 and real estate valued
at $4,000.
..,. COMPTROLLER NIcCardy sold nearly $780,
OG0 worth of certificates of Indebtedness
yesterday. The rush was heavy and con-
tinued all day. The amounts sold ranged
from $780, the minimum, up TO Tlp'VVo' ! Nc
sale will continue today.
". S. Conrad has filed suit in the dis
frict court against James Wallace to col
Iect $114, alleged to be due as balance
of an account for merchandise. Tne
Northern Pacific Railway company Is
named in the suit as garnishee.
The Thalia Theater club will present
she fiye-act drama, THE Three Nasa-
bonds" Sunday evening, in Mozart nail
Henry Koenig, A. Timm and Victor Ear
Gin will! take leading parts in the play,
which will be given in German.
ST. Paul now has six cases of smallpox.
The health department yesterday sent
two new cases to the pesthouse botn OF
shen being transients Each came to st.
paul TO have his case diagnosed, ana was
immediately hurried to the detention nos
pital.
The small club house belonging to the
ST, Paul club, at Eittsondale, was To-
tally destroyed. by fire about CLOCK
night. 1t is not known what caused
inc blaze but it is thought it may nave
been set on fire. The loss is esumated
at about $500.
H A. Holt, an employe of 7 e
GloB e, slipped on an icy sidewalk al
4be corner of MENDOZA street and Euclld
avenue. or Tuesday evening last, ana
broke one of the small bones of his LETT
foot. He will probably be confined to the
house for two weeks or over.
F. w. Groth; engineer of the North
western Telephone company building, at
F4ifth and Cedar streets, was arralgned
ina the police court yesterday on the
enlarge of violating The smoke ordinance.
HE entered a plea of not guilty ana VIII
de given a hearing on Tuesday