The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28
City News.

BespeIac Goes Free-Anton Bespelac
arrested by Sergeant Coll on suspicion,
was released by the police after an in
vestigation. 1t was found that the young
man had committed no offense.
New Ponds at Hatchery-Last night the
water was turned in on the new bass pond
at the state fish hatchery; and additional
space to the extent of 400x5OO feet has
been added to the facilities of the insti-
tuition thereby.
Poor Job Cost Him SLOW. e. Sturte-
want. who punished the wrong man for
using profane language to his wife paid
a SO fine in police court yesterday morn
ing. He assaulted Charles Johnson,
thinking that Johnson was the neighbor
who had insulted his wife.
Dies Unknown and Unbefriended-Sam-
ueI Levi. of Redfield, n. D.. died yeSter-
day at the city hospital after being
there three days suffering from a compli-
cation of diseases. Levi was a stranger
in the city and had no known friends or
relatives. The body was buried by the
county.
Insanity Is Defense-Frank Moore, who
entered the residence of G. A. Bailey, 1852
Saltwater avenue Friday evening. was IN
police court yesterday. He explained
that he had been mesmerized. and that
he was being pursued by women. He was
sent TO the county Jail and will be ex-
amined for his sanity.
Has Curious Accident-Mrs. Fred Var
ney. 21S East Seventh street, broke her
right forearm in a peculiar manner Fri
day evening. She was joking with her
husband. and, in turning about, he seized
her arm The bone in the wrist was frac-
tured. Dr. E. A Stevens set the bone.
Minnesota Is ModeI-The state super
fntendent of instruction has been asked
by the similar official of the state of Mis-
souri, to forward plans and particulars
of the best high schools in this state
Incidentally the Missourian mentions the
fact that Minnesota is looked upon as
one OF the very best equipped of all the
states in the Union in an educational
line.
No Playground for chiIdren-A petition
IS being circulated by the residents Of
lower town and will be forwarded to the
board of instructing asking that the lawn
of the Franklin school be preserved from
destruction by children using it as
Fairgrounds.
Get Out the Red Can-The state oil in
spector is notifying dealers throughout
p the state that after July 1, all cans con-
tanning either benzine or gasoline from
one pint to six gallons in capacity, must
be painted a bright red This is in COM
pliance with the law passed by the re-
cent legislature.
Y. Nj. c. A. to Havs Trip-The Y NJ c..
A. gymnasium will give a moonlight ex-
cursion on the steamer j. J. Hill on the
evening of July 4. A musical and liter
airy programme will be presented. and
a class of young women has decided to
serve refreshments. Tickets at the as
ISOLATION rooms.
Again in TroubIe-Cecil Nichols. the
youth now out on bail awaiting trial for
assaulting A. A. Pare. was in police court
yesterday morning, charged with trespass.
Nichols and Joseph O'DOnnell were on a
lot on Rondo street rushing the can"
when they We're arrested. O'Donnell had
in his pocket. when searched at teh sta
ton. pair of brass knuclxles. He was
charged with carrying concealed weapons.
The cases were continued till Tuesday.