The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-30
City News.

Violate Bicycle Law-John Larson and
Charles Bell yesterday paid So each IN
the police court for riding on a cycle pain
without license.
May Do Business Aealn-Albert c. Og-
rem. of Rush City, Mimi, and John G.
Bishop, of st. Paul, were yesterday dis
charged from bankruptcy by Judge Loon
rem in the United States district court.
New Bank Is ADMINISTRATIVE state
Bank of Evansville with a capital OF $lo,-
900 and Toleff Jacobson as president was
authorized to do business by the pubic
examiner yesterday
Foreiqn Wills Admitted to Probate
The wills of John Hail. of New York,
and Christiana D. and Sherman S. Rog-
ers, late of California, were admitted
yesterday to probate by Judge Bazille
Court Opens at Fergus FaIIs-United
States District Attorney Houpt and his
assistants, Messrs. Smith and Hicllie, are
preparing for the term of the federal
court which meets at Fergus Falls ON
Wednesday. A long calendar of criminal
and civil cases in which the governor is
AlllSlSSlSu VIII no SollSQ LUZ lAlelA'
Candidates Declare Expenses-The fol-
lowing candidates for nominations at the
primary election-all of them successful
yesterday filed affidavits of their ex-
penses: Lee Hall, Democrat, register of
deeds, $104.50; Andrew Berg, Republican,
legislature in the Thirty third district,
$S1; Christ Johnson, Republican, county
commissioner, $3.50.
Mrs. Footner's Estate-In the estate of
the late Mrs Frances Footner, widow of
William j. Footner Probate Judge Ba-
lille yesterday appointed DR.. ]. c. Nelson
administrator with the will lanneXed. The
appointment was made at the request of
Alfred w. Footner, the adopted son and
residuary legatee of the testatrix Mrs.
Footner left an estate consisting of SO, 800
In cash, besides about $13, 900 bequeathed
to her by the will of her late husband
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His Evidence is FauIty-Martin OpsahI
was held in the police court yesterday on
charge of riding the bicycle paths
without license. His machine had
tag which he claimed had been issued to
him in Minneapolis, but on inspecting the
receipt the court found that it was made
out to one James E. Ryan. The case was
continued till today to permit the officers
to look up witnesses and find out how
the defendant came into possession of the
tag and receipt.
Uncle Sam Wants SpeciaIists-Civil
service examinations will be held at the
federal building Nov IL to Is for drafts
men to fill vacancies in the ordnance di-
vision of the war department at Washing
ton. The salaries are from $3.50 to $1,000
n AcriT01 1iY,1t
II will also be held TO test electricians
and machinists for the position of ex-
aminers of cancelling machines in the
postoff1ce service, for which the salaries
range from $1,000 to 81, 600 per annuul.
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Counter Charges of Bad Temper
Stephen Barnes and his wife Mary have
filed their answer to the complaint which
Stephens mother, Mrs. Ellen Barnes, has
, brought against them to set aside a con-
veyance of her real estate which the
plaintiff alleges she gave in consideration
of their caring for her. The defendants
deny that they have broken the agree
ment, and allege that the plaintiffs bad
temper makes it almost impossible to live
with her.
Wants Divorce After Many Years-Suit
for divorce was begun yesterday in the
district court by Bowen G.. Yates, aged
sixty two, against his wife, Mrs. Annie
b. Yates, aged sixty. The parties were
married June, 1867, and have one child,
a daughter, residing with the plaintiff
The complaint alleges that in November,
1898, the defendant, deserted her hus-
band, and has, since refused to return.
She is now living in California, but the
complaint was served on her at Mime
apolis.
Visitors Sent Home-Hugh Gallaher, G.
E. Beard, Herbert Gassoway and J. E.
Simpson, all from Mason City, Iowa, were
in the police court yesterday morning on
charge of lettering after midnight. Of
11cer Calvin said he arrested them Sun
day night. The visitors to St. Paul told
Judge Finehout that they were only look
ing for a lodging house and found that
the address given them was wrong. AS
their excursion tickets were only good
till last evening, the court discharged
them on their promise to leave town on
the first train.
New Mining Observation-Disclosures of
Incorporation were filed yesterday in the
office of the register of deeds for William
Carson Company. The incorporators
are A. e. Mccartney, S. M. Peaehy, New
ell H. Clapp, A. w. Clapp and John Ma
han. ST. Paul is named as the principal
place of business, and the capital is $1S,-
600. The business of the new corpora
ton Is to mine and manufacture iron.
copper, the precious metals, to quarry
and market ores, stone and other mate
rails, to deal in real estate and to manu-
factuTe timber.
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