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

Bank cIearines Break Record-Bank
clearings in St Paul reached record
breaking figure on Monday. They amount
ed to $1,30S,94S.
Didn't steal the coaI-Fred Mossel was
acquitted yesterday in police court on d
charge of stealing two buckets OF coai
from the boiler room of the Belnel ploch'
West side.
Junior Pioneers VIII Initiate rs Can
dIdates-Twenty-f candidates will be
initiated into the Junior Pioneers THIS
evening at Elks' hall. There Will be
special programme in honor OF the &C
casion.
Saws He Doesn't Support Her-Patrick
Boghan was arrested yesterday on com
plant sworn out by his wife Mrs. Agnes
Roghan 1873 East Third street, charging
him with non-support. He PLEADED no.
guilty and the case was continued
How to Teach Children ReVerence-Rev.
Malcolm Mcleod will speak of How to
Promote the Spirit of Reverence IN Our
Pupils before the union of primary and
intermediate Sunday school teachers at
the Y. M. C. A. this afternoon.
Telegraphers' Dancing club will give
party this evening at Lifts hail. in the
Grand opera house block. Delegations
from Minneapolis and Duluth are expect
ed to be present.
Will Lecture On india-David McCon-
achy who spent several years in lndla
and is now a representative of the For
ward movement viii lecture this even
ing at the House of Hope church on India.
The lecture will be illustrated by stere-
opticon views.
Diq Up TWO More SkeIetons-Two more
skeletons We're unearthed yesterday by
the grading crew engaged in constructing
a road at the fair grounds The sKele-
tons were removed to the county morgue,
where they will remain till buried by the
county
Wet and Colder Today-showers and
colder weather are predicted for this sec
ton today Warmer weather prevailed
locally yesterday and last evening than
for the previous day, but throughout a
greater part of the surrounding territory
there was some rain.
Bethel Benefit Entertainment-Nex
Monday evening Miller Bros. will give an
entertainment for the benefit of the
Bethel Sunday school in the audience
room of the Bethel There will be NOV
ing pictures and vocal music.
ST. Paul Gets Almost HaIf-Of fifty-one
contracts for supplies for state public in
situations, awarded yesterday by the state
board of control. twenty-four go to st.
Paul firms and eleven to Minneapolis
firms Only two of the fifty-one contracts
were secured by dealers outside the state.
az" Students Allowed Thanksgiving
Vacation-The faculty has decided to al
low the students a vacation on the two
days following Thanksgiving. This will
be the first time that these days have
been given since the old three term sys-
TEN was given up and there Is much re-
joicing in consequence
Shot in the Leg-Antonio Sauro, 40 Up
per levee is at the city hospital with
bullet wound in the calf of his right leg.
He was shot Sunday afternoon at his
by the house He was attended by DR..
Stevens, and was yesterday removed to
the hospital. The wound is not serious
Case Comes to Ramsey County Court
The suit of the stockholders of the Star
Petroleum company against the officers
of the company. in which the plaintiffs
ask for the appointment of a receiver and
an accounting of nearly $1,500,000 worth
of stock dealings. was yesterday trans
Hennepin county, where the suit was
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