The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-24

Aurora Street Property soId-Frances
e. Wilde has transferred to l.. Finkei-
stein property on Aurora avenue, between
Jay and Marion streets, for a considera-
ton of $13,500.
Mr.. johnson Promises to Be Good
Nels Johnson arrested on complaint of
neighbor. who charged him with allow
ing his cows to roam at large, was dis
missed from police court yesterday when
he told Judge Hine he would be good"
Many ST. Paul Women Attend-A large
number of women from ST. Paul attended
the meeting Of the Young Women's Chris
tan association yesterday at Minneapolis.
Papers were read by Mrs. ]. N. Jackson
and Mrs. George p Lyman, of st. Paul.
, Goes to Hospital instead Of Workhouse
Sam Newman, picked up on the street
three days ago for drunkenness, was sent
to the city hospital yesterday morning
from the police court, as he exhibited
symptoms of pneumonia.
Will Have Au-Day notwithstanding
next week all of the classes of the Har-
'rison school will have all-day sessions
An annex of two rooms has been secured
at Magnolia and Arcade streets and is
now ready for occupancy.
viii Call for Bids Today-Formal adj
vertisements will be printed today inviting
bids for the plumbing work in the Har-
rison Davis and Phalen Park schools,
and the bids will be opened Saturday, Oct.
81, at IL o'clock, in the mayors office.
Commercial Travellers to Give Dance
The United Commercial Travellers will en-
joy their first social dance of the season
on the evening of Oct. 81 at Elks' hall.
Preceding the dance progressive cinch
will be played. A luncheon viii be served
at midnight
Epwortn Leagues to Unite-The st.
Paul Epwofth leagues are preparing to
unite and formal action will be taken in
the matter at a meeting to be held next
Tuesday at the Hamline Methodist
church. The meeting will also be a gen.
eral Methodist rally
Will Celebrate Anniversary-The Royal
league councils of st. Paul will unite next
Wednesday evening in celebrating the
twentieth anniversary of their order The
celebration will be a public one and will
be held at Central hall. A programme of
SiiISi tdfiiLieHI 10 UelIiS prepared.
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Judge Jaqgard Grants TWO Divorces
Judge Jaggard granted two divorces dur
ing the noon hour recess of court yester-
day, the first case being that of Agnes
May Rolan against John D. Rolan. and
the other that of Emma Glenn against
John c. Glenn. In each case desertion
was charged.
Central High School Holds Debate
The Central High School Debating So
ciety held its first preliminary debate to-
day on the subject, Resolved That
American municipalities should own and
operate their street railway systems
The judges were unanimously in favor of
the affirmative
Blaze Quickly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS auto
matte fire alarm in the basement Of the
wholesale store of G. Somers e. Co.. gave
warning of an incipient blaze last night
which was quickly extinguished by the
fire department. The fire started in pile
of rubbish in the shipping room and
caused small damage.
''Short Change" Artist Gets 90 DAVIS
Thomas Long, the ''short change" artist
who worked his game on r. L. Jacobs
last week, was sent to the workhouse
yesterday for ninety days after pleading
guilty to petit larceny Long is wanted
at Louisville for jumping 50, 900 bonds.
and he will probably be sent to that city
when his term expires at the work.
house.