The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12

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An open meeting Of the Sixth ward
Democratic central organization will be
held this evening at SIS South Wabasha
street.
The postal authorities will observe
Lincon's birthday today. The postoff1ce
will be closed after 10 o'clock. There will
only be one delivery.
The public schools of the city will be
closed today, Lincolns birthday. Com
memoration exercises were held in many
of the schools this afternoon.
Dr. Ohage attempted to serve warrant
for violation of the smoke ordinance on
Supt. Dow Smith, of the City Railway
company, yesterday, but could not locate
him
Hiram D. Thompson died yesterday at
St. Lukes hospital, aged forty-four years.
The funeral will take place today from
Emmanuel Baptist church this afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
The funeral of Maurice Seaman, who
died Sunday, will be held tomorrow morn
Ing from the residence of his parents, 515
York street, at 9 o'clock, with a service
at st. Patricks church at $3.50.
Henry Henze, charged by his wife, May
Henze, with non-support, waived prelim-
mary examination in the police court yes
terday, and was bound over to await the
action of the grand jury, by Judge Hine.
The condition of Miss lime Tibbils, 1897
e. Milwaukee avenue, who was severely
scalded at her home Sunday, through
fainting in a bath tub, into which the hot
water was running, was much improved
yesterday.
Mary King, eight years old, living with
her parents at 211 East Water street, had
her arm broken by falling off a sled,
while sliding down the Fairfield avenue
hill. with companions Assistant city ply
sician P. B. Cook, was called and attend.
ed the child.
Mrs. Title Smith, living at 217 Spruce
street, was slightly injured abUu5 the
head while alighting from Grand avenue
car, near Seven corners, about II o'clock
yesterday morning. She fell sustaining
cut on her head.
John Grielisch a plumber, in the employ
of Mckee & Peter, at the Binder flats,
in course of construction at Bates avenue,
and Third street, is suffering from q
badly sprained thumb, and several minor
bruises, received by falling from a second
story window, of the above fiat building.
David Stern, the man arrested for pass
ing a forged check for $50, at the Hub
Clothing store, waived preliminary exam
ination in the police court yesterday. He
asked Judge Hine to send him 70 the
Refromatory, but the best the court could
do for him, was to hold him over to the
grand jury.
John Carlson, whose home is at Mime
apolis, and who was arrested at his broth
er's, boarding house, 131 West College ~
enue, st. Paul, for acting queerly, and
who was later found to be suffering from
emotional insanity, was taken back to
Minneapolis by Sheriff Justus yesterday
afternoon.
Ernest Randleff, driver in the employ
of the Schoch Grocery company on st.
Anthony hill, was in the police court yes
terday afternoon, charged with violating
the hitching ordinance, by leaving his
horse standing on the street without tying
it. He was allowed to go as the COM
plant was withdrawn
The Capitol Commission has advertised
for bids on the freproofing, and the met
al Turing and lathing for the new state
capitol building. The bids will be receiv-
ed on and after to-day, up to Tuesday,
March 4, at noon. Architect Cass Gil
bert has prepared plans, and specifica-
tons, which may be seen at his office.
The funeral of Patrick Kelly, one of
the oldest of pioneer settlers, was held
from the late family residence, 619 Plum
street, yesterday. High mass was cele-
brated at St Mary's church by Fathers
Gibbons and Sullivan. and they also Of
iciated at the grave. The funeral process
sion was one of the largest seen on Day
toms bluff in years.
VIM. Smith was before Judge Hine In
the police court yesterday, to answer to
the charge of larceny, preferred by John
Carlson, chief of police of Ironwood,
Mich, who alleges that Smith robbed him
OF $23, in his room at the Maple Leaf
hotel, Monday night. The money was
found i'm Smiths and he will he
given a chance to explain tomorrow
morning.
The st. Paul Railway company is pre-
pairing to appear before the assembly at
its meeting Thursday and protest against
The proposed extension of the Grand ave-
nue. car line to Phalen Park
Another case of smallpox was located
ut the state experimental farm yesterday.
Nine cases in all have been taken from
That institution.