The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-06


At 1890 in the Dayton Avenue church /
the district convention of the Presbyterian
church will begin its sessions.
Chamber of Commerce Reorganization
This afternoon meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce will be held for election OF
officers and general reorganization.
Is Fined SIS for Reckless Driving
Charles Steiner, arrested Sunday night for
driving recklessly on Payne avenue, was
fined SO in police court yesterday.
Two Arrested for Reckless Driving
S. K. Waterman and Fred Johnson were |
arrested yesterday charged with reckless
driving. They will have hearing IN po-
lice court tomorrow.
State Bar Memorial to Judge Flandrau
A meeting of the State Bar association
will be held in the supreme court room
this afternoon to pay tribute to the mem
DRY of the late jurist.
Will Consider School Boards Casa
meeting of the joint court house and city
hall commission will be held today to
consider the request of the school board
for quarters in the building.
Run In for Scorchng-James Alexander,
seventeen years old. was arrested on
South Wabasha street yesterday by Lieut..
Sexton. charged with violating the bicycle
ordinance by riding too fast.
Makes Out 800 Pension Vouchers-Pen-
sion vouchers to the number of nearly
500 were made out by the clerk of the
district court. The vouchers are attested
without any charge to the old soldiers
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School Board to Meet Thursday Evening
The regular meeting of the board of
education for this month which would, I'M
der the rules, take place tomorrow after
noon has been postponed until Thursday
evening.
East Seventh Street open From Forest
to Hope-The new brick paving on East
Seventh street has been thrown open to
traffic from Forest to Hope street The
balance of the thoroughfare will be COM
pleted this week.
Boys Pay 81 Each for Their Sport-Ed
Halter Joseph Twin, aged eighteen years,
and Ernest DRESSER, aged fourteen years,
the three boys who were arrested Sunday
for firing guns in Merriam Park. were
fined 81 each in police court yesterday.
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Gets Ten Days In the Wor<house--Ed
Mcfarland the negro pugilist who was
arrested on Third street by Patrolman
Williams for refusing to move on" with
ordered to do so by the officer Saturday
afternoon, was sent to the workhouse yes
terday for ten days.
His Case Is contlnued-Thomas Frank
er, arrested Saturday by Patrolman
Pugleasa on a charge of stealing watch
from the pocket of a vest hanging in
Birds saloon, Jackson street, had his
case continued in police court yesterday.
He will have hearing today.
The Case VIII BE Heard Today
Charles LeClair, arrested with Jack Nei-
hart on South Wabasha street Sunday
night, for creating disturbance, is be-
ing held on a charge of disorderly con-
duct. His case will be heard today.
JalIer Mahar to Wed-John Mahar,
5ailer of the central police station, yes
terday secured a marriage license for
himself and Susan s. McCabe. The we'd
ding will be held today. after which bride
and groom will take wedding trip.
William w. Barnhart Dead-William w.
Barnhart died on Saturday last at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. w. ]. Reed,
651 Laurel avenue. He was seventy zone
years of age and resident of st. Paul
since 1866. He is survived by wife and
two children.
Are Released on BaiI-Benson Boyd
and T. Bergquist. employees of Fredmans
saloon, Third and Sibley streets, who are
charged with asSaulting Ed Sandberg,
were in police court yesterday and their
cases were continued till this morning
They are out on $50 bail
O.
Farmer Charged With Disorderiy Con-
duct-August Heuer, a farmer of the
Dodd road, was arrested on the West side
yesterday afternoon by Patrolman
.O'Brien, charged with acting in disor-
derby manner in his wagon in which he
was riding with his wife.
Pays $500 for a Draft Horse-Barrett &
Zimmerman yesterday sold to James G.
Boyd, manager of the Pabst stock farm,
of the Pabst Brewing company, a large
draft horse for the sum of $500. This is
one of the highest prices ever paid for
single animal of this class in this vi
cinity.
Railroads In Arrears on TaSes-HaVing
recently completed an examination of the
books of those corporations, the public
examiner reports to the state auditor
that the Duluth, Mesaba & Northern road
is in arrears to the amount of 81. 107 43,
and the Duluth Iron Range to the
amount of sS,444.6 IS on their gross earn
ingS taxes.
Jacob Hammer Goes to Denver-Jacob
Hammer, son of a pioneer of ST. Paul
and very well known in the business COM
munity, has made arrangements to To-
cate in Denver. For some years the
state of Mr.. Hammers health has made
it necessary that he should spend a great
portion of his time in Colorado, and he
has now formed a business connection
which viii require his residence in that
state. He leaves for Denver tonight