The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-28
CITY NEWS


Foreign Insurance Company Authorized
Authority was yesterday granted to the
Nassau Fire. Insurance Company Of
Brooklyn. n. Y, to do business in this
state.
Boy Horse Thief is caught--Arthur
Fales. the boy VINO stole the horse De
longing to H r. Ballard a week ago and
drove it to Monticello. was handed over
to the probation officers yesterday.
costs cyoTst $40 to Ride on Sidewalks
Conrad Erickson paid $40 yesterday IN
the police court for committing breach
of the bicycle ordinance by riding his
wheel on the Edgerton street sidewalk
Valuable Horse Found at Large-The
police yesterday picked UP fine black
horse which was wandering about in the
vicinity of the federal building. The
animal, which is a valuable one. was
placed in livery stable to await the in
quiries of its owner.
Seek Officer Zimmerman's Assaiants-
The case against Thomas Norton, charged
with committing an assault on Officer
Zimmerman. was continued until We'd
nesday. The police have hopes Of get
ting the other two men who were part1c-
pants in the assault. which took place
July 4.
Probation Officer Has Him In Hand
Andrew Oaks, the fourteen year-old boy
who pleaded guilty to stealing some
combs and pipes from the Five and Ten
Cent store, had his case placed in the
hands of the probation officer yesterday
in the police court and he will come up
again today.
Complainant is Also Fari-
bault, who was arrested at the instance
of Andrew Swanson for having, Swan
son alleged taken $50 from him while the
two were drunk, had his case continued
until today. Swanson was also held 50
that he would be on hand to testify
against Faribault.
Poisons His Hand Opening a Bottle
John Lunkenheimer, bartender for Leo
Pittinger at Third and Wabasha, who cut
his hand severely day or two ago
while pulling a cork has now bad hand
as the result of getting some poisonous
matter into the cut. No serious results
are anticipated.
Federal Jobs to Be Had-Civil service
examinations will be held at the federal
building in this city Sept. and 5, one for
the appointment of a miscellaneous COM
puter. naval observatory. at 81, 900 per
year, and another for appointment as
testing engineer at a salary of from 81, 200
to $1,000 per year.
Secretary Wilson to Address Forestry
Convention-Gov Van SAINT received a
letter yesterday from James Wilson,
United States secretary of agriculture, in
Which ne accepts the invitation rendered
him seine days ago to address the con-
Vention of the National Forestry associa-
ton to be held at Minneapolis Aug. %
and 26.
viii Make Boats at Red Wing-Articles
of incorporation were filed yesterday at
the office of the secretary of state by
the Red Wing Boat Manufac curing COM
pany; capital stock, $50 600; incorporators,
John X. Irantneri John M. Hjermstad,
Richard H, Boxrud. Charles A Betcher,
Carl T. Hjermstad H. L. Hjermstad and
H. E. Ulm.
Governor Grants Requisiton-Gov. Van
SAINT las granted a requisition from the
governor of Illinois for the extradition of
Frank j. German, and German has been
taken to Chicago to answer to charge
OF forgery. 1t is alleged that German
perpetrated a fraud at Chicago by raisina
check of $35 to $135. He was arrested
at Minneapolis.
PentecostaI Association Meets-An all
day meeting of the Minnesota Pentecostal
association will be held tomorrow in St.
James A. M. E. church, Jay and Fuller
streets. There will be preaching at 1920
o'clock by Rev. G. G. VALENTINE, of Park
Avenue M E. church, Minneapolis; at
2:SO o'clock, by Rev. Peter Clare, pre-
siding elder of the Mankato district, and
at o'clock in the evening by Rev. P. A.
COOL pastor of Fowler M. E. church, Min
neapoliS