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


Meeting of Modern Samaritans-As-
toria Council No. 5, Modern Samarf-
tans, will hold a meeting this evening
at Woodmen's hall, on West Ninth
street.
Will Preach Thursday EVenine-Rev.
c. 5. Fellows, of Minneapolis, VIII
preach in University Avenue Cons1e Q
gational church Thursday evening at 8
o'clock.
Will Give Rev. and Mrs. Smith Re.
ception-F'riday evening the ladles Oh
the Peoples church will give recep-
ton to Rev. and Mrs. F. q. smith, III
the church parlors, from to H.
She Robbed Fair Visitor.-Edna
Reconnaissance paid a fine of SIS in po-
lice court yesterday after pleading
guilty to petit larceny. She had re-
Iieved Victor Eckholm, a state fair WIS.,
itor, of $15.
Bath House Lunch Room Did Well
Because of the rain Monday evening
few of the labor day picnickers TOOK
advantage of the bathing pools, but
$500 was realized from the sale or re-
freshmentS in the pavilion.
Two Fined for Assault.-John Car
ney and Joseph Hamlin, who assaulted
G. w. Penney Monday night on Hill
street, were in police court yesterday
and the former paid a fine of $40 while
the latter paid So.
Breaks His EIbow.-Anton Reiter,
339 Oneida street, fractured his left
work
in a wood yard at the corner of Wa
basha street and Park avenue. He was
taken to the city hospital.
: First Ward Citizens to Organize
First ward residents are preparing to
organize an improvement association.
Friday evening a meeting will be held
at 981 Payne avenue and the initial
steps toward organization taken.
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Laborer's Leg Fractured - While
James Ryan, a laborer, living at 139
Custer street, was at work wrecking a
building at Fifth and Olive streets. an
iron beam fell upon his leg and frac-
tured it just above the ankle. He was
taken to the city hospital
Mrs. Sarah Hall Dead-Mrs. Sarah
Hall widow of the late Joseph Hall,
died Monday evening at her home, 594
Selby avenue. Mrs. Hall had been i'll
for long time. The date of the flu
neral will be announced later. Mrs.
Hall was one of the pioneer residents
of st. Paul.
Boy Dies of ppendicitis.-George
Washington Marlowe, twelve years old,
Who came with his mother Mrs. A. B.
MarloWe, from Willmar to visit friends
in Merriam Park during fair week,
died yesterday at the city hospital
Coroner Miller was called to hold a post
mortem and he found that death was
due to appendicitis.
: Victim of Accident Removed to Hos
pltal-Lena Leyde, "a South Robert
street, who was injured in falling from
a Concord street car Saturday night,
was yesterday taken to Bethesda hos
pital. She is. badly bruised and cut
about the body and face, and on ae-
count of her delicate condition, Dr. N.
w. Foster, her attending physician,
Yesterday ordered her removed to the
hospital.
= Positions Offered in the Philippines
There are fourteen civil service posi-
lions in the Philippines which pay from
$1,4OO to S1,S00 per year which are not
yet filled, and the st. Paul civil SER
vice board has been asked to fill the
positions. The examinations are to be
held September Is, instead of October
u, because Of the urgent need for en-
glneers, for which the examinations
Will be held.
Argument Is Observation-Disclosures
on the constitutionality of the Sunday
closing law, which was to have beer
made in the Hoffman case in police court
yesterday, was postponed until FRIDAY
afternoon. Judge Hine will listen to the
arguments at that time. The cases OF
William Wagner, A. La Fortune II
Stahl, Mrs. Solomon Cohen and Ed.
ward Eppstein, charged with vioIatins
the Sunday closing law, We're contin-
ued pending decision in the Hoffman
case.