The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01
CITY NEWS

Growers Association Gives Dance
The Growers association gave its fourth
annual ball at Mozart hall last evening"
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Municipal Court Takes in $3,oso-The
total receipts of the municipal court our
inc October were SO, $50. 80. The monthly
cost of the court Is $1,SO0.
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All Ministers to Meet-The ministers of
all other denominations in the city nave
been invited by the Methodist clergy TO
meet with them Monday at 2:3O o CLOCK at
the Bethel hotel.
Will Discuss Sunday cIosng-St. Paul
retail merchants will meet this afternoon
at 3 o'clock at Annex hall, Sixth ana
Seventh streets, to discuss the SUNDAY
closing law.
They Make Up-The attorney for the
plaintiff in the divorce suit of Maria VIM
ner against Joseph Winner yesterday in
formed the court that the parties had
settled their differences and wished the
dismissal of the suit.
German American Veterans Assemble
The monthly meeting of the German
American Veteran association will be held
this afternoon at o'clock at Garfield
hall There will be a programme, mcluu-
ing addresses by several of the members
Mrs. HerschIer Sues for Divorce-Ida
May Herscher yesterday began suit for
divorce in the district court against Nor
ris Herschler, alleging drunkenness and
desertion. They were married IN 1885,
P. p. Starin Secures Divorce-A degree
of annulment of the marriage between
Philip p Starn and Francis Mary sta
rim was filed by Judge Jaggard yesterday.
The husband, after the marriage, 1ouhu
that his wife had another husband living
Buffalo Lake Club Observation-Disclosures
of incorporation of the Buffalo Lake
club of Homesville Becker county, were
filed Yesterday with the secretary of
state. The incorporators are e. A. heg-
ley M. d. Green and c. T. Bennett
EXPENDITURES Exceed Receipts-City
Treasurer Bremer's books for october
show receipts amounting to $155,4S4, and
disbursements of $500 1Oz.72. The cash
balance at The close OF business hours
yesterday was $435, 20.
w. J. Hoy to Build $4,000 Dwelling
w. j. Hoy of the firm of Neumann Il
HOY general contractors, yesterday filed
plans with the city building department
for a brick residence to cost $4,000. The
building will be located at Portland and
oxford street.
Aim of Asyluns and Prsons-"The End
at Which All Asylums and Penal Institu-
lions Should Aim is the subject of an
address which DR.. j. = H. DeWart of ST.
Cloud will make Tuesday before a meet
ing of the superintendent of the state
Institutions at the capitol.
Wants $1,000 to vacate-The committee
will me
morrow The principal business under
consideration will be the proposition to
pay the Cook Omnibus company $1,000 to
vacate the barn now located on the jack
son street market property.
White Bear Yacht Club viii Meet
The members of the White Bear Yacht
club will hold special meeting next
Wednesday evening at the Aberdeen for
the purpose of selecting a special race
committee. Thy will also make further
arrangements for the Seawanhaka cup
challenge.
William Summers Seeks Divorce-Ac-
ton for divorce was yesterday brought
in the district court by William Sum
mers, aged forty-seven, against Anna
Summers, aged thirty-one The couple
lived together thirty-one days, after
which,, the husband says, the wife left
him. She is now living at Grantsburg,
Wis
Fighting Negro Draws Ninety Days
John Redd, one of the negroes engaged
in a fight at 81 East Ninth street Friday
night, was sent to the workhouse yester-
day for ninety days. H. Mitchell, who is
charged with biting Detective Fraser
who interfered in the tight, pleaded not
guilty to charge of assault and battery,
and VIII have jury trial Nov. 5.
Wants Its Show Case Back-The ST.
Paul Bread company has brought suit
in replevn against T. A Burns, proprie-
tor of store on University avenue to
recover a show case. The company fur
nishes show cases to persons who sell its
bread. Burns quit doing business with
the company, and when the show case