The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-28


X of p Lodge Entertains-This even
ing at thei, hall the Knights of Lodge No.
will give an entertainment and ball.
Sunday School Workers Convention
Tomorrow morning delegates for the Bap-
fist Sunday schools of Ramsey county
will open a two days convention in the
First Baptist church.
Republican Clubs Banquet Members of
Lincoln Republican club have been invited
to join the Mckinley club of the Eighth
ward in a feed at the club headquarters.
VIII Give Twelfth Annual Ball Thurs
day-At meeting of Division No. 9, A.
O. H., last evening, arrangements were
made for the twelfth annual ball, to be
given Thursday evening in Central hall.
May Shut Off Water-Board orders
service stopped where washouts have IN
covered the mains. The territory affected
is portions of Stryker avenue and Bid
Well. Belvidere, Page and Concord streets.
viii of E. c. Hodeson FiIed-The will of
Edward G Hodgson, who recently died,
was filed for. probate yesterday. The
document disposes of $6S.000 worth of
property. of which $4,000 is real and $780,,
coo personal. The estate goes to the
widow.
Y. M. c A. Club Debates-The ques-
ton, Resolved. That there is more pleas
ure in pursuit than in possession" was
debated by the Y NJ. C. A. club last
evening. The audience decided in favor
of the affirmative. Municipal ownership
viii be the topic for next Tuesdays de-
bate.
Wants $500 for Injured Finger-Peter
Robauld brought suit in the district court
yesterday, in which he demands from the
Milwaukee road $1,50O for injuries to one
of his fingers. The accident in which
the plaintiffs finger was hurt occurred
last June at MENDOZA.
o.
Sunday School Primary Union-The
Sunday School Primary union will meet
this afternoon al 2:30 in the parlors of
the House of Hope church. Mrs. Yum
Wrinkle. will teach; and Mrs. J. G. Larkin
present the topic, Equipment for Work"
Or. DeWart to Discuss AsyIums-Dr. ].
II. Dewart, of Merriam Park, will adj
dress the heads of state institutions on
the subject, AN End Toward Which All
Asylums and Penal Institutions Should
Aim at the next quarterly conference of
the state board of control, which is set
for Nov 8.
Cornice Worker Sues for $97-Nathan
Schwartz, who is said to have been
brought here from New York as a strike
breaker during the recent cornice workers
strike yesterday commenced an action
against the St Paul Roofing and Cornice
company to recover $97, which he alleges
is due him under a contract for six
months work.
Boys Accused of Burglary-David Har-
ris Harvey Nelson, Joseph Timbery and
Ruby Kasofski, three boys under fourteen
years of age, were yesterday placed in
charge of the probation officer. The boys
We're brought into the municipal court
charged with breaking into number of
stores on Payne avenue. Some tobacco
and number of pipes. which they We're
accused of stealing, We're found in their
possession.
Flow of Soul Interrupted-Joe Shue,
James Baldwin. James Polace, Pat Dro-
neyi Edward Moore and George Pierce
street, just off Seventh street, rushing
the can" yesterday afternoon. Officers
Gavin and Peterson, who made the dis
covery, dropped upon the men suddenly
and arrested the whole crowd, and sent
them to the Central station on charges of
disOrderly conduct.
ST. Paul Trust Company Resigns An
other Trust-Judge Bum yesterday heard
the friendly suit brought by the st. Paul
Trust company, as trustees of the will
of Norman w. Kittson, against the Kit
son heirs, a suit in which the st. Paul
Trust company seeks to resign the Of
flee of trustee of the estates of Mary E.
Weaver and Louise L. Baker. The court
allowed the accounts and accepted the
resignation of the st. Paul Trust COM
pany, naming in its stead the North
western Trust company