The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-05

Humane Society Meeting.-A meeting
of the st. Paul Humane society will be
held tomorrow forenoon at II o'clock in
its rooms in the Chamber of Commerce
building.
viii Consider New Hatchery-The
state game and fish commission will meet
at the capitol this morning. at which
time the new fish hatchery at Glenwood
will be considered.
Board of Abatement Meets-The coun-
ty board of abatement met yesterday aft
ernoon, but owing to the absence of
quorum nothing was done. Adjournment
was taken until Tuesday.
Are Taxed $50 Each for AssauIting an
.officer-A. Anderson and William Wade,
the butcher and fireman who assaulted
Patrolman Tally Thursday night on
South Washington street. were each fined
$50 in police court yesterday.
Groceries to Close Labor Day.-At a
meeting of the retail grocers, held yester-
day, it was decided that all grocery stores
should be closed all day Labor Day and
notices to this effect have been sent to all
members of the association.
Hanson Must Go Back-Gov. S. R. Van
SAINT yesterday honored a requisition for
Julius Hanson, under arrest in st. Paul,
who is wanted at Helena. Mont. to an
.swer a charge of criminal assault. De-
tective Hayes of Helena, is here to take
the prisoner back to- Montana.
Rev. Carl c. Davis Arrlves.-Rev. Carl
c. Davis, who has accepted a call to the
Central Christian church. McBoal and
Leech streets. has arrived in the city
from Davenport, Ia. He is accompanied
by Mrs. Davis and will make his home
here
Sues City for $5,ooo-Marie A. Dckin-
son has asked the district court to award
her So, 600 damages against the city of
st. Paul for injuries sustained by step
ping in hole in an asphalt pavement
The alleged accident took place at Fourth
and Minnesota streets last March.
Junior Pioneers to Nominate Officers
meeting of the Junior Pioneer associa-
ton has been called for next Wednesday
evening. at Elk hall, at which time the
nomination of officers for the ensuing
year will be made. All amendments to
the constitution must be made at this
meeting.
Herman Schnen, 40S South Wabasha
street, had his left shoulder dislocated
yesterday afternoon while scuffiing in
play with ]. Fozier near his home. Schnell
accidentally fell against the corner of a
building. His shoulder was set by Dr. V.
J. Hawkins
Last Chance to Save Per cent.-The
water board will keep its office open until
o'clock this evening for the purpose of
giving an opportunity to persons who de-
sire to pay their semi-annual bills. All
bills paid before the Office closes this
evening will be allowed a discount of 5
per cent.
Fires Revolver for Fun-Owen Clarence
discharged a revolver in the air last
evening at the corner of Fourth and St.
Peter street and was arrested b. Patrol
man Aynsley, The man said that he had
fired the revolver merely in sport He
is charged with violating the firearm ordi-
dance
Wanted by the Police-The police are
looking for Lengi Saveria, who is charged
with attempting to assault Mrs. Sophie
Marks. She says that he entered her
apartments Wednesday and was orN
frightened away by her cries for help
Saveria is said to have escaped through a
second-story window
Mrs. clougherty Breaks Her Leg
While assisting neighbours child to stake
COW yesterday afternoon, Mrs Mary
Clougherty. sixty years old, residing at
4SS Topping street, became tangled in the
rope and was thrown to the ground, sus-.
tanning fracture of the right leg. She
was taken to the city hospital
Accidentally Injuries His little Sisters
Eye-Bertha Hoff, four years old, living
at 3O5 East Page street was struck in
the eye yesterday by a piece of glass
thrown in play by her brother Though
the injury was painful, it is thought that
her eyesight will not be affected. She
was attended by Dr. A NJ Johnson.