The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-20

Rummaqe Sale Will Continue All Week
The rumnaage sale of Temple guild, at
436 East Seventh street, will be kept open
throughout the week.
Van SAINT to Take Stump in lc"a-Gov.
Van SAINT went to Iowa yesterday, ana IL
is expected that he will remain in that
state for the rest of this week, as he
will participate in the campaign.
Civil Service Examinations Postponed
The civil service examinations for teach-
ers in the Philippines, announced for yes
terday and today in St Paul, have been
postponed until Nov. Is and IA.
Bidders Are Posted-In- anticipation OF
the quarterly meeting of the state board
of control to be held in the first week OF
next month. schedules of supplies for the
ensuing three months have been sent out
to bidders.
Gives Mortgage on Ryan BIock-Michael
P. Ryan has given a mortgage to the Mas.
sachusetts Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany for $35. 600 on the property at the
corner of Wabasha street and University
avenue, known as the Ryan block.
Explains His Purpose-H. c. Schur-
meier, aSSemblyman, appeared by request
before the Methodist Ministers associa-
ton yesterday afternoon to discuss his
recent agitation as to the methods in prac-
tice in the issuance of liquor licenses.
Pleads Guilty to Petit Larceny-Sanford
Cavanaugh. charged with passing forged
checks for small amounts on saioonkeep-
ers, was sent to the workhouse yesterday
for sixty days by Judge Hine, who al
lowed him to plead guilty to petit larceny.
Charged With Misusinq His Horse-B.
Ballantine a peddler, was arrested yes
terday on complaint of Humane Agent
Moak, who found the peddler driving a
horse with a broken bit which had been
patched with a wire The case was con-
tinued till Wednesday.
Drainage Commission Approves Esti-
nates-Ihe state drainage commission
held a short meeting yesterday and APP
proved estimates on work now in progress
amounting to $4,350. SO. The estimates
cover work done on bitches in Marshall,
Norman, Roseau and Red Lake counties.
Is Put Under Peace Bond-Martha Lay
man, residing on Randolph street, who
has been in police court charged by her
neighbor, Mrs. Lena Gules, with throwing
stones and otherwise causing trouble, was
allowed to sign peace bond in police
court yesterday afternoon.
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Y. NJ. C. A. Electrical Course Begins
a class in electrical engineering was given
its first lesson at the Y. M c. A. last
evening. The course will continue through
the winter with lessons Monday and
Thursday evenings. w. NJ. McClintock,
OF the Mechanic Arts school, is the in
Suuctor
Succumbs to Heart Disease-Sara Ros-
enthal, 23S East Indiana avenue, died yes
terday morning of heart disease. and
Coroner Miller was called Mrs. Rosen-
than had been i'll, but her condition was
not considered critical. She was fifty
one years old and was born in Russia.
She is survived by her husband and four
grown-up children.
VIII Inquire as to Her Sanity-TaIking
1ncoherently and staring about in an aim
less manner. woman. who gave her name
as Mrs. Vermicke Speicer was picked I'D
yesterday at the corner of Sixth and
Seventh streets by Patrolman Morse. The
woman was removed to the county jail.
where she will be held pending an exam
nation as to her sanity.