The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-18

w. C. T. U. Gospel service-The Cen
trail w C. T. U. will hold a gospel serv-
ice at the Jackson Mission tomorrow
evening.
Clubwomen at the Partially meetings
will be held at the fair with lectures by
Miss Shepard and Mrs. M. j. Blair on
housekeeping topics.
Was No Prize Fight-Capt. Newcomb
of the steamer Cyclone, says the report
that prize fight was pulled off on his
boat Sunday is absolutely false.
Say They Will Not wholesome of the
larger plumbing firms say the concession
that has been made by some employers
will not influence them. They will hold
out for what they consider right.
Must Answer Burglary charge-George
Mag and Henry Mcdonald were ar
raigned in police court yesterday charged
with burglary. Their hearing was con-
tinued till Aug. 90.
Public Baths Realize s24s sunday-The
St Paul public baths realized $24S Sun
day. Saturday the receipts amounted to
SOS The crowd at the island Sunday was
one of the largest of the season.
DISCHARGED From Bankruptcy-Wesse
& Noble were yesterday discharged from
bankruptcy by Judge Lochren in the fed
eral court The firm formerly conducted
a cloak and fur business at Sixth and
Cedar streets, but failed last spring.
Benson Held for Triai-Charles Benson,
arrested Sunday on suspicion of having
of ,ia1, 1oa bod
in his possession when taken into Gus
tody. was arraigned in court yesterday,
and his case was continued till Aug. 10.
Died of Natural Causes-Coroner Miller
was called yesterday to certify to the
death of Anna S. Mcpherson. 615 Laurel
avenue, who had died Sunday morning.
He found that she had succumbed to the
infrmities of old age She was seventy
seven.
But Under Peace Bonds-Harry Grenier
was fined SIS and John Joyce signed
peace bond in police court yesterday
morning for creating a disturbance in
house at the corner of South Wabasha
street and Chicago avenue early Sunday
morning. May Haly, colored, arrested on
the same charge, also signed a peace
bond.
City viii Entertain Horseshoers-The
assembly committee on streets yesterday
appropriated $500 from the mayors con-
tingent fund 70 aid in the entertainment
of the National Horseshoers association.
The board of aldermen made the amount
$500, but the committee thought the figure
was too large and reduced it to $500.
Maj. KiIbourne Recovering
Charles E. Kilbourne, chief paynaster of
the department of the Dakotas, is re-
covering from a severe attack of chronic
dyspepsia. Maj. Kilbourne has been con-
fined to the Cobb hospital at Merriam
Park for a month, but his condition is
now SO much better that it is believed he
will be able to resume active duty in a
short time.
VIII Bring HolIer Back-Gov. Van SAINT
has made a requisition on the governor of
South Dakota for the return to this state
of Daniel Holler, who is now under ar
rest at Pierre. HolIer is wanted at Pine
City, this state, to answer to a charge of
assault in the second degree, and Sheriff
R. j. Hawley, of Pine county, has gone
after him.
State Board of Equalization Meets
Sept. state Auditor Iverson has mott
fed the members of the state board of
equalization that the board will meet at
his office Tuesday, Sept. 1, at 2 p. M. for
the purpose of organization. At this time
the board will equalize personal property
taxes. The law requires that the board
shall meet on the first Tuesday in Sep
TENDER.