The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-17

Hold a Rummage Saie-A sale OF mis-
cellaneous articles is being held by the
ladies of st. Pauls church at Az west
Seventh street.
Fire Damages DweIIing-Fire at the
home of W. II. Gray, 80 East Isabel
street, at 6 o'clock yesterday morning,
caused damage of $3.50.
Disturbers Are Arrested-D. L. Want
line and L. w. Dillenback created dis
turbance on East Third street, near Sib-
ley, last night and were arrested by Pa
tFolman Fitzgerald.
succumbs to Heart Disease-T. B.
butcher of Brooklyn, N. Y, father of
Mrs. A. NJ. Wickwire, of st. Paul, died
at his home in Brooklyn yesterday morn
ing. He was secretary of the Continental
Fire Insurance company.
Fight Costs Them $40 Each-Oscar
Johnson and Andrew Erickson Were fined
$40 each in police court yesterday for
participating in a row on Payne ave-
nue. Thursday night. Albert Erickson,
who was also in the fight. forfeited SO.
Gets Sixty Days for Assauit-John
Kennedy who assaulted Nicholas Nett
was sentenced to sixty days in the work
house yesterday by Judge Hine Nett is
still at the hospital, but his condition
is not serious.
Judge Jaggard Lectures-Judge Edwin
A. Jaggard went to 0watonna yesterday,
where he delivered lecture last night be-
fore the Minnesota Library association on
The Relation of the Public Library to
the Community
Must File Applications Monday-Per-
sons desiring to take any of the civil serv-
ice examinations for the st. Paul post
office next month must file their applica-
lions with the local board not later than
6 o'clock Monday evening.
Wants Damages From city-Dennis
McGrath. of 664 Cherry street, has filed
notice of his claim against the city for
$1,000 damages for a fall on an alleged
defective sidewalk on Maria avenue, be-
tween Cherry and Plum streets.
Overlooked a settIement-H. ]. Moe
was in police court yesterday charged by
c. NJ. Brewer. proprietor of the Dyra-
man hotel, with leaving that hosiery
with his baggage without paying a board
Dill covering over a month. The case
was continued, Noes bail being fixed
at $780,
Minnesota Veteran Dies-Benjamin
Cooley. an inmate of the Soldiers home.
died at Elk River yesterday. He had
gone there on a visit and word of his
death was received at the home yesterday.
He was a member of Company A Ninth
Minnesota regiment
Six-Year-oId Boy Breaks His Arm
Willie Gander, six years old, living at 672
Rlvoh street, fell and broke his left arm
at the elbow yesterday noon while run
ming with playmates to school. The
fracture, which was serious was attend
ed by Dr.. A. w. Whitney.
School Boy Seriously Injured-While
running with playmates in the yard of the
Douglas school yesterday afternoon Ar
thur Madsen, eight-year- son of Will
liam Madsen, 59S Ohio street. stumbled
upon pile of rocks upon which he fell,
cutting deep cash in his forehead above
the eyebrow. He suffered greatly from
loss of blood before Dr. H. C. johnson
was summoned TO attend him.
o"S '"Sy are innocent-ChdrleS
Woodford. charged with grand Iarcenv
In the second degree, and Andrew Cod
frey, charged with forgery in the second
degree, both of whom We're indicted by
the grand jury this week, were ar
ralgned before Judge Orr in the criminal
division of the district court yesterday.
both pleaded not guilty and were re-
manded to jail to await trial
st. Paul Firm Sued on Railroad Con-
tract-Cook Bros, a contracting firm of
Ednaua. commenced an action in the
United States circuit court Yesterday
against Foley Bros & Whalen of e.
Paul, for $685. alleged to be due on
contract for work in the construction
OF the Algoma Central railroad, of On
tarlo Canada. The contract price is
SAID to have been S92,335, and it is
claimed that but $70,639 of the amount