The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25

Wiley Goes to Workhouse-Pearl W.
Wiley. arrested by Patrolman Friei early
Sunday morning for creating disturb
ance in saloon on Wabasha street, was
sent to the workhouse yesterday for thirty
days
Paws $40 for Misconduct. A. Draft,
who created a disturbance in the Great
Western general offices Saturday after
moon, was fined $40 in police court yes
terday.
= CHARGED With Robblng Freight Car
John Cunniff Charles Johnson and j.
McDonough were in police court yesterday
charged with breaking into a Northern
Pacific freight car. Their cases were con-
stinued
SuIlivan's Case Continued = William
Sullivan. charged with burglarizing the
photograph gallery of Mrs Lee, St Peter
street near Seventh, was arraigned IN
police court Yesterday morning, and his
case was continued.
Draws $50 Fine for Larceny-George
Mag Henry Mcdonald and Peter Klink.
charged with burglarizing the saloon of
Steve McDonough, Como avenue, were al
lowed to plead to petit larceny in police
court yesterday morning and were each
fined $50
State Band Goes to Des Moines-The
Minnesota State band, under the direc-
ton of Leader Selling and Manager Sny-
der. left last evening TO play a week s
engagement at the Iowa state fair The
hand is under contract to the Chamber
of Commerce of Waterloo for the entire
week.
Bow Must Explain Possession William
Ramsey, a young boy. was picked up by
Patrolman Goven yesterday on Hill street,
where he was seen carrying coil OF
thirty pounds of copper wire. The boy
is being held and the police are looking
for the owner of the wire. The boy said
that he found the Wire
Sues to Recover on Lien-Contractor
John J. Fee yesterday brought suit
against Arthur Bowe and wife to recover
S195, alleged to be due him on a house
owned by Bowe. Fee says he did the
work a year ago and asks for a lien on
the house.
Funeral Of A. c. Johnson-The funeral
of Andrew G. Johnson, who died of apo
plexy Sunday night. will be held from
his late residence, 397 Grove street, Cn1S
afternoon at 2:30 Mr.. Johnson was six
ty-nine years old and came to st. Paul
IN 1852. He Is survived by two sons and
two daughters.
Civil Service ExamInations-Civil serv-
ice examinations for the following govern
ment positions will be held at the federal
building within the next two months:
Veterinarian in Philippine service, Sept.
16; draughtsman and typewriter. West
Point, Sept. 90; positions in the printing
Office, Philippine service, Oct q.
Elects New Officers-The Luxembourg
err Independent Club of st. Paul yes
terday elected the following officers: Presi-
dent. Matthias Broos; first vice president,
Fritz Schumacher; second vice president,
H n. Baur; secretary, John Thrill; treas
urer, George Thrill; trustees, Theodore
Schubert, John Lecher, Charles Enkel;
sergeant t-arms, John Kartheiser; mu
steal director, Henry Knaff.
Paving Work VIII Interrupt Car SerV-
tce-On account of the paving of Jackson
University avenue which will begin to-
morrow, the Hamline and Jackson street
car service will be partially interrupted.
The Hamline cars will run around the
Robert street loop. The Jackson cars,
from Thirteenth street will go around the
Robert street loop. A stub car service will
be maintained from Thirteenth street out
Jackson.