The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-03

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Goes to Montana as a Witness-Elmer
H Dearth state insurance commisSion-
er, has gone TO Montana as WITNESS III
an insurance case.
Christian Endeavor Society-The Inter
mediate Society of Christian Enoeavor VI
the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian Church
will give a social this evening in the
church parlors.
Prison Irvine Plant Pays $14a,ot9.37-
State Auditor Iverson has received from
the management of the state prison $l45,-
O19.37 as the October collections of the
prison Irvine plant.
Gets Ten Days for Impersonating Po-
Iceman-Joseph Brady, nineteen years
old who was arrested for impersonatlng
an officer Sunday evening, was sent to
the workhouse yesterday for ten days.
Rev. John Byrne Goes to ST. Luke's-
Rev John Byrne has been selected as
assistant pastor of ST. Luke's parish
He succeeds Rev. Charles Cavanaugh. VINO
has assumed charge of the parish OF All
nandale.
Wants to settIe-A petition in bank
ruptcy was filed yesterday in the United
States district court by c. w. Gage, To-
connective engineer of White Bear. His
liabilities are $2,716 and assets $3.50, OF
which he claims S1,15O exempt
Baptist Young Mems Club Entertain
ment-The first of the winter series OF
entertainments of the Baptist Young
Mems Club of the First Baptist Church
was given last night. The next will be
lecture on European travel Nov. 16.
Will Be Buried Today-The funeral Of
Michael Kelly, who died Sunday, will be
held from the residence of his daughter,
Mrs. P. Loney. q Wilkin street, this
morning. with services at the cathedral
al 8 O'clock Interment at Calvary.
James z. Hendry Dies-James E. Hen
dry son of J. L. Hendry, superintend-
ent of the Ramsey county poor farm,
died yesterday of pulmonary tuberculosis.
He was twenty-siX years of age. Funeral
tomorrow, with interment at Forest ceme-
terry.
Forfeits $50 Bail Deposit-Robert Carl
ton. who participated in a shooting affair
in Burns saloon, 1876 East Seventh street,
Sunday morning. forfeited $40 bail by fail
ing to appear in police court yesterday
F. f. Davis, arrested with Charlton, was
discharged
Two Locomotives Colide-A Great
Northern switch engine and an engine
pulling a Great Northern cattle train col
lided in the railroad yards between Fifth
and Sixth streets yesterday morning. Both
engines were tipped slightly sidewise, but
no f6a tTaa IN NOS bllrt
o.
New Recruiting Officer ArrIves-Maj.
Charles Taylor, of the Thirteenth cavalry
who recently returned from the Philip
pines, has arrived in st. Paul and will
take charge of the Twin City recruiting
stations. He succeeds Maj Leonhauser,
who has been assigned to the Twenty
first infantry at Fort Smelling.
Still In Serious condtion-Albert G.
Hoefer, who fell from a beam of the Ar
cade street bridge, which he was attempt
ing to cross Sunday afternoon, remained
in serious condition yesterday, and last
evening was removed from his home, 795
East Fourth street, to st. Luke's hospital
by order of DIR. G. A. Binder, under whose
care he is.
- Col. Edward Hunter to Be Retlred-Col
department of the East. and at one time
judge advocate of the department of Da-
kota, has been ordered to proceed to his
home upon the completion of his present
leave of absence and await orders placing
him on the retired list. Col. Hunter is well
known in St. Paul.
Fined SIS for Stealing Watch-John
Mullen, who said he resided at South st.
Paul, was fined SIS in police court yes
terday for taking a silver watch from
John Sherman, 1853 Cortland street, yes
terday morning at the corner of Seventh
and Jackson streets. Mullen was arrested
by Sergeant Smith and the watch was
found in his possession.
Body of Frank kindIe sent to Meirose-
The body of Frank Kindle, the Great
Northern telegraph operator who COM
mitted suicide at 62S Pine street Satur-
day night was last evening sent to Mel
rose. his former home. The expenses
of the transportation and of the funeral
We're betrayed by members of the Order
of Railway Telegraphers, of which Kindle
was a member.