The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-22

Draws Twenty Days-Bert Coleman
who created disturbance at Bridge
square Saturday night. was sent to the
workhouse for twenty days.
Will Consider Course of Study-The
school board committees on supplies, text
books and course of study will meet. this
morning at o'clock The board will meet
tomorrow afternoon at $780,
Will Fix Rate of Interest-A meeting of
the sinking fund committee will be held
today to decide on interest to be carried
by the 100000 bond issue.
Veterans Are Given a Banquet-The
local branch of the Union Veterans union
were the guests at banquet given them
last evening at the West hotel by mem
bers of the Minneapolis union.
Gasoline Stove ExpIodes-The explo-
sion of a gasoline stove at the home of
w. Brown. 267 West Fifth street, started
a fire yesterday morning which caused
slight damage.
corbn Coming on Inspection Tour
Adjt Gen. Corbin will be in st. Paul early
in October on a tour which will include
the posts at Fort Smelling, Meade, Har-
Says Indian Summer VIII Continue
''The finest thing about this fine weather
is that it will last for while at least;
we have no official forecast for anything
but pleasant weather. said Observer
Oliver yesterday.
Boy Who Took Rig, Sent to Training
School-Frank Bowes. the seventeen-year
old boy arrested Sunday night while driv-
ing rig belonging to c. N. Peterson. was
sentenced to the state training school
yesterday in police court
Fumlgation Powders Start Fire-Burn-
ing fumigation powders started a fire
yesterday morning in the cellar Of the
house at 494 Carroll street, occupied by
r. E. Cannon, but the blaze was extin-
guished before any damage was done.
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Promises to Be PeacefuI-AIrs. L. Wy
man, formerly employed at the restaurant
of H. T. Cornell. 100 Ramsey street, yes
terday signed a bond to keep the peace.
She called at the restaurant Saturday and
made a riotous demand for her wages.
Baths Get Carnival cash-Health Com
missioner Ohage yesterday received a
check from Comptroller Betz for ST.
597.14 for the public baths, as the total
profits from the carnival after the pay
ment of all the debts of the association.
Gets Thirty Days for Vagrancy-George
Wilson, picked up by the police last week,
was sent to the workhouse yesterday for
thirty days charged with yagrancy and
carrying concealed weapons. The police
are making an investigation into his his
tory.
Dies While on Visit-Rienzi Knox.
uncle of Drs. L. C. and Knox Bacon. died
at the home of L. c. Bacon Sunday. Mr..
Knox lived at Salt Lake City, but had
come here for visit with his nephews.
He arrived in the city Friday evening,
and was quite i'll upon his arrival here.
Visits His Old Home-Sam H Nicols,
for many years prominent in Minnesota
Republican politics and clerk of the SUI
preme court for nine years, but now a
resident of the state of Washington. is
spending few days in st. Paul. Mr..
Nichols. whose home is at Everett. Wash,
Is secretary of state for Washington.
VIII Investigate Gas FranchIse-At
meeting of the United Brotherhood of
Railway Employees, Division No 4, Sunday
evening. a motion was carried that a
committee of all members be appointed IN
request a hearing on tho ST. Paul Gas
company'S ordinance for new franchise
A number of the members will speak on
the subject
Comes Home to Bury a DauuFter-Col
Soren Llstoe, consul general of Rotter-
dam, accompanied by Mrs. Listoe was in
lit
ington from Fergus Falls, where he tool,
the body of his daughter who died recent
ly in Germany. After short stav IN
Washington, Col. Listoe will return to his
post in Rotterdam
Accused of Moving Mortgaaed Plano
Joseph Ward, who recently resided at 2ot
west Seventh street, but who moved 70
minneapolis, taking with him a piano
winch he had purchased last April was
arrested yesterday on complaint of John
r oelp' ward was brought from Mime
apolls and taken to police court He is
charged with removing mortgaged proner-
". Ills case was continued
probation Officer VIII lnvestIoa+e-
James COOK, the fourteen-year-oId hov On.
cused of throwing a stone which iniurad
The eye of Clara Tennis eleven wears old
WAS arrested yesterday morning and ~
raigned In police court on a CHARGE of
assault and battery. In the absence of 4bo
complaining witness the case wac con
tlnued till this morning. Probation Os-
ficer Graves will investigate in the me-
time. -o iiieah-
steals Trousers and Gets cauah+-
Tully Hicks attempted to steal nair %
trousers from L Salpeter. $50 Minnesota
street yesterday and win spend the new
thirty days in the workhouse TulIv en-
tered the shop of Salpeter with hund1o
containing pair of trousers which he Of
Tered to sell. Salpeter refusing to mr.
chased the trousers, Tully wrapped up tho
package and in doing so included nair
OF trousers belonging to SaIpeter.
Conference Postponed on Account =,
Death-Owing to the death of phil,
Mlnkier. of Chicago, at the home of his
brother-in-law, Rev. B. Longlev, 51
summit avenue. on Sunday last tbe
quarterly conference OF the Ma+bof,st
church which was to have been held vas-
terday evening, has been postponed ,,nti,
Saturday. Mr. Minkler was visiting HE
brother-in-law and was fifty-seyen wears
Old His death followed a short illness
MINNESOTA TEACHERS