The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-29
NEWS OF The CITY

Police Commission Meeting-There viii
be meeting of the police commission az
the city hall Monday afternoon at S;0o
o'clock.
Total Abstinence Society to Give Ex-
cursion-The Crusaders Total Abstinence
society will enjoy an excursion on the
steamer J. J. Hill and barge Tuesday
evening, Sept. 1.
Falls and Breaks an Arm-Charles Stor-
mant climbed onto dray yesterday ana
fell. When he was picked up he was
found to have sustained fractured lett
forearm.
State Opticians Will Meet Here-The
annual meeting of the Northwestern Opti-
cal association will take place Thursday
evening, Sept 8, at the state capitol. A
number of entertaining papers will be
read.
May Do Business in Minnesota-Insur-
ince Commissioner Dearth yesterday is
sued license to the /. o. O. F. Mutual
Life Insurance Company of Pennsylvania,
granting it permission to do business in
Minnesota.
Executive Agent s. H. Ward, of the live
stock sanitary board has gone to Ottawa
Can; where he will attend the annual
convention of the American Veterinary
association.
Demand Pay for Insurance-The Ocean
Accident and Guaranty company has
brought suit in the district court to re-
cover S527. rs from Fischer & Brandt as
premiums on insurance policies issued
FISCHER q Brandt are brickmakers.
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Opening Of College of Law-According
to its annual announcement, just issued
the st. Paul College of Law will open for
the season Wednesday, Sept. 16. This is
the fourth year the school has been in
existence, and the coming season opens
UP with unusually bright prospects
Three jail Birds at Large-The st.
Cloud reformatory has asked Chief
O'Connor to locate the three prisoners
who escaped from that institution. They
are Peter Hanson. Harry Benson and
Charles MCGUIRE, alias Sterling. re-
ward of $50 is offered for their appre
henSion.
Pontiac Man Missing-The police have
been asked to find William J. Pearce. Of
Pontiac, Mich. who disappeared two
weeks ago. Pearce was struck on the
head by a falling stone July 16 and his
relatives think that he has become men,
tally unbalanced. 1t is known that he
was in st. Paul about two weeks ago.
ST. Paul Man Dies of Heat in Arizona
A telegram yesterday to the local office
of the Marricopa & Phoenix railway an
nounces the death at Tempe, Ariz., of
Joseph Igo a ST. Paul man. He died of
heat prostration. Igo was supposed to
have a sister in st. Paul, but search has
failed to locate her. The telegram was to
inform her of her brothers death.
Boy Falls From Haystack-Rchard
Morrison, twelve-year- old boy who lives
with his parents at 256 ROBBIE street, fell
from a haystack Thursday afternoon
while visiting with a cousin at Rose
mont. The lad sustained a cut on the
right thigh and a sprained back. He
was attended by DR.. H. r. Johnson and
later removed to St. Joseph's hospital.
He will recover.
Victims of Street Cars Doing Well
Matt Klein and j. G. Leonard, who were
run down by street cars Thursday night.
were much improved last night. Klein.
who was struck by Rice street car, and
who suffered a broken arm and several
other injuries, was resting easily at the
city hospital. Leonard was said to be
much better by the attendants at st.
Joseph hospital where he was taken
after he was injured by a car at Fourth
and Franklin streets