The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-10

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salesIades' Dance-The first social
dance of the Retail Salesladies' union
will be given tomorrow evening IN Feoer-
alton hail.
Saws He Lost Nothng-Father CORES.
who was reported to have lost $2,ooo
placed with Ernst for investment, says
he is not among the losers.
Betz Will Address Chamber of Commerce
City Comptroller Betz will address the
Chamber of Commerce this afternoon OH
his estimate for the annual budget.
Will Give Thanksgiving Ball-Guiter-
man Bros Benefit association will give
its annual Thanksgiving dance at Lit
hall Nov. e. There will be turkey
supper
Library to Remain Open Till 10 p. NJ
The reading and reference rooms or the
city library will be kept open until ~
o'clock each evening, instead of closing at
8 O'Clock as formerly.
Admitted to Practice-Walter b. Moer'
David T. Collins and Walter H. Holsinger
were yesterday admitted by the supreme
court to practice law in this state. on
recommendation of the state board of eX-
aminers.
Fourth Street Property Transferred
The building at 81 East Fourth street
was yesterday transferred by Elizabeth Il:
Maher to John D. Luir for the sum of
500 900. The property is located between
Minnesota and Robert streets.
orpheus ouartette viii Sing-The Or
pheus quartette will sing Hatton's 'Bugle
Song" and Whites Sunrise" tonight at
the organ recital which Herbert Foster
Sprage, organist and choir-master, Will
give at the Central Presbyterian church.
The recital will begin at S:15.
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Boy Charged With Theft - Willie
Schnell, a boy fourteen years old was
arrested yesterday morning by Patrolman
Downey on charge of stealing ~ worth
of stamps from the office of the North
western Colonization company. In police
court the case was continued until FIJI
day.
Bank Clerks Will Meet Tonight-The
first meeting of the st. Paul chapter OF
the American Institute of Bank Clerks
will be held tonight in the assembly room
in the Chamber of Commerce in the En-
dicott building. Papers will be read by
G. NJ P. Pridham and William II.
SchulZe.
Will Be Buried at WatertoWn-The
funeral of Mrs. M. M. Holder, of st. Paul,
who died Sunday morning at the resi-
dence of her daughter at Elroy, WIS,
will be held at ElrOy at $3.50 p. m. Tues
day. Nov. TO- Interment will take place
at WATERFOWL, Wis, Wednesday morn
ing, Nov. II.
Asks 81, 500 for a Finger-Samuel Es-
ser values a finger at $4,000, and in order
to recover this amount for one he lost
last August while running machine in
a sash and blind factory he yesterday
commenced an action in the district court
against the proprietors of the factory,
H. S. Johnson & Co.
Gov. Van SAINT to Speak in Boston
Gov. Van SAINT will deliver an address be-
fore the convention to be held at Boston
Nov. 16 in the interest Of Methodist church
extension, and on the evening of the fol-
lowing day will attend a reunion of the
Massachusetts G. A. R., which will also
take place at Boston.
Sent Up for Ninety Days-Herman
SISke the man who was arrested last
Thursday evening for acting in an in
decent manner in the alley adjoining the
Ryan hotel. and who attempted to escape
from the police at the station, was sent
to the workhouse yesterday by Judge
Finehout for ninety days.
Gen. E. M. Pope Leaves State Bank
Gen. E. M. Pope has resigned his posi-
ton as cashier of the State Bank of st.
Paul and will leave in a few days to as
sumo the management of the Grand
Marais State bank, in Cook county, in the
NJ Of fatn PnDa
was formerly state public examiner.
Tried to Steal a Goose-John Hart, who
attempted to steal a goose from the rear
of Rascheker's butcher shop. on Arcade
street early yesterday morning, was fined
SIS in police court yesterday. The quack-
ing of geese behind the shop attracted the
attention of policeman making his
rounds, and upon investigation he said
he found Hart with a goose under his
arm.
Falls on Street in Fit-Miss Lizzie Elan
agan, 113 Summit avenue, fell uncon
scious yesterday morning at the corner Of
Seventh and Minnesota streets, suffering
from a epileptic fit. She struck her head
against the curbing and when taken to
the city hospital was found to be suf-
fering from slight conclusion of the
brain. Her condition is not serious.
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Taxed $40 for DsorderIy Conduct
John McDonough, at whose boarding
place. 312 Commercial street there was a
small fire Sunday evening, was in police
court yesterday charged with disorderly
conduct. 1t is alleged that when the
firemen arrived he refused to get his dog
out of their way and a result one of the
men was bitten slightly When Nc
DonCugh became unruly the firemen
called Patrolman Rafferty, and McDon-
ough was arrested. He was fined SO in
Inlicn court vaSterdav