The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-02

Improvement Association MeetIng-The
West End Improvement association will
hold a regular meeting this evening at
st. Francis hall.
Board of Pardons to convene-A regu-
lar meeting of the state board of pardons
will be held in the governors office at
the capitol Oct. II.
Church Calls New Pastor-Rev. Mat
thew Evans, formerly of Clear Lake. S.
D., has accepted a call to the pulpit of
the Atlantic Congregational church, of
this city.
Women's Christian Home Board Meets
Tomorrow forenoon a 1880 the
board of managers of the Women's Chris
tian home will meet at the home, 480
North street.
jackson Street Paving Is Completed
Cars on the Hamline and Jackson line
will resume running on the old line this
morning as the paving of Jackson street
has been completed.
iamIine w. c. 7. v. Meetlng-Tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock a meeting of
the Hamline w. C. T U. will be held at
the residence of Mrs. w. E. Thompson
879 Pascal avenue.
Concert Is Postponed-Owing to the ILL
ness Of some of the performers, the con-
cert which was to have been given this
evening at Emanuel Baptist church has
been postponed one week.
School Principals viii Meet-A meeting
of the principals of the public schools will
be held Monday at the Central high school
he CSiO of nIa
Paul school exhibit at the st. Louis ex-
position.
viii Give Sacred Concert-The church
choir of the Norwegian Evangelical Luth-
eran church, corner Canada and Thir-
teenth streets, will give a sacred concert
this evening. assisted by Olaf HAS, Miss
fora Ylvisaker and H P H Rydning.
BiwabIk State Bank Authoritative
State Bank of Biwabik was authorized
yesterday by the public examiners de-
partment The bank has a capital of
$15.0O0 and its officers are Clarence H.
Taylor, President, and Fred B. Meyers,
cashier
Supreme Court Calendar Is Lighter
For the October term of the supreme
court, which will open next week, POS
cases have been filed with the clerk,
term. there Were 26S cases. The calendar
will be called Tuesday next.
Prisoner Receivers From Dose of Iodine
Ernest KanopatZky, the federal prisoner
who attempted to end his life in the
county jail Wednesday night by swal-
lowing two ounces of iodine, was taken
back to the Jail from the city hospital
last night, entirely recovered.
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DR.. Schffmann to Go Abroad-Dr.
Rudolph Schiffmann. president of the as
sembly, and Rudolph Schiffmann Jr leave
Saturday for six weeks visit to London,
Paris and other European cities Dr.
Schiffmann obtained a leave of absence
from the assembly last night for that
length of time.
Permit is Issued for Armory Building
A permit for the construction of the new
armory was issued yesterday by the CITY
building department. The cost is given at
$780, 600. The foundation was completed two
weeks ago and the superstructure is now
under way. 1t is expected that the build
ing will be completed by spring.
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Discharged for Lack of Evdence-Oscar
Peterson, Charles Kenney, George Mining
and Ernest Anderson, the quartette ar
from wagon on Payne avenue We're dis
charged in police court yesterday on mo-
ton OF the city prosecutor on account of
the non-appearance of witnesses.
Two Small Boys PurIoIn a Bicycle
Carl Ferrand and Tony Lombardo, two
small boys, were placed under the care
of the probation officer for taking a BIZ
cycle belonging to Harvey Behrens. 1902
Minnehaha street. The wheel was miss
ing from in front of the Northern Pacific
general office building yesterday.
Mrs. Hlma Jorgenson Dies-Mrs. HiIma
Jorgenson. eighty years old, died Wednes-
day at Bethesda hospital. Mrs. Jorgenson
was the mother of Rev. c. A. Hultkrans.
superintendent of Bethesda hospital. and
Rev, A Hultkrans, of the Swedish Luz
theran Mission of Minneapolis. The re-
mains have been sent to Lund, Wis, for
burial