The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-26

West siders VIII Meet-The Sixth Ward
Improvement association will meet this
evening at 31S South Wabasha street.
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Sues on a Note-Julius Tebeau yester-
day filed a complaint in the district court
in his suit against A. Haas and John
Hegman to recover on a promissory note.
The defendants answer asserts that they
have paid the note.
Mrs. Hennen Would Be Free-Desertion
is alleged as the ground for divorce In the
suit begun yesterday by Mrs. Amelia
Hennen against John Hennen. The mar
riage took place at St. Paul in 1894. The
plaintiff asks for divorce and the resti-
tuition of her maiden name of Metzdorf
o.
Asks Damages for Alleged Assault
Swan Truedson yesterday began suit
against William Boesel to recover $500
damages for an alleged assault. The
complaint charges that on Aug. 80 Boesel
attacked the plaintiff without cause. and
beat him so severely as permanently to
injure him.
viii Build FIats-D. P. Roussopolous
yesterday filed with the building depart
ment plans for a four-story fiat building
to be located on st. Adams street between
Grand avenue and Laurel. 1t will con-
tain eight apartments of six rooms each
and when completed will represent an ex-
penditure of $4,000.
VIII Entertain MISUNDERSTANDING in
the Madison school district will entertain
the school teachers in the assembly hall
of the building this evening. The affair
will be in the nature of a reception fol-
lowed by a literary and musical pro-
gramme, during which light refreshments
will be served.
Husband Seeks DIvorce-Peter Hokan-
son yesterday filed a suit for divorce from
his wife, Hulda A. Hokanson, on the
ground Of desertion. The parties were
married in 1889, before they immigrated to
the United States from Sweden. They
have no children. The plaintiff alleges
that his wife abandoned him more than
year ago, without cause, and that her
present residence is unknown to him.
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Rev. Smith Is Sued-Rev. Samuel G.
Smith, d. D., pastor of the Peoples
church, was sued yesterday by Jacob E.
Schadle and Albert C. Smith, doctors of
medicine, to recover the sum of $137 al
legged to be due the plaintiffs for profess
sional services rendered by them at the
defendants request to members Of his
family.
Meeting of School Unlon-The Smith,
German and Rice Schools association will
hold its first public meeting and enter
tainment for the season this evening at
the Smith school, Rice and Geranium
streets. An attractive programme will
be provided, and refreshments will be
served. Among the speakers who have
promised to attend are Father Byrne. 1f
st. Patricks church, and Rev. John H.
Secor. --
Off Again to the Works-Thomas Jen-
nings, colored, and Mary Parker, two old
visitors at the Workhouse, got thirty
days each yesterday from Judge Finehout
in the police court. The offense was the
customary one of drunkenness. Jennings
told the court that he wanted to be let
off this time so that he could go to work,
but the judge said that that draft on the
credulity Of justice had been cashed too
often.
Burning and the chicken-Charles
burning was in the police court yester
day on a charge of stealing a chicken
from the coop of Pat Kelly, at Plum and
Hoffman streets. Kelly has been noticing
the gradual diminution of his flock of
fowls, and laid in wait Wednesday night
for the thief. burning was caught in the
act, according to Kelly, but he pleaded
not guilty when arraigned yesterday, and
will have a trial today
May Be Punished for contempt-Judge
Jaggard yesterday signed an order on
the application of the L. Lamb Lumber
company directing John E. Johnson to
show cause before him Saturday morning
why he should not be punished for con-
tempt because of an alleged violation
of an order of the court forbidding him
to dispose of any of his property. The
lumber company holds judgment against
Johnson for materials sold him, and in
its supplementary proceedings to collect
the judgment obtained ,n injunction for
bidding the sale Of the defendants prop
erty. This order, it is claimed, Johnson
has violated.
Bliss Ends in Fortnlght-Edith Elmer