The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-15

Railway Conductors Ball Tomorrow
EXenlng--The second annual May ball of
Division No. Is Of the National Order of
Railway Conductors will be held Monday
evening at Cambridge hall.
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Memorial Services for Mrs. c. {. Dicleer-
nan--sFhe auxiliary to the First Christian
church will hold memorial services for
Mrs. c. E. DicIzerman Thursday afternoon
at O'Clock in the church parlors.
n. w. Topping Now on Park Board
Herbert w. Topping yesterday qualified as
a member of the park board, having been
named to fill the vacancy caused by the
recent death of John H. Allen.
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Choral Club VIII Sing Sacred cantata-
The sacred scantata Queen Ester will
be sung by the ST. Anthony Park Choral
club at the Congregational church, Ray
mond and Wheeler avenues, Friday. May
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Gov. Van SAINTS Cousin InIured-Gov.
Van SAINT left last night for Peoria, ILL.,,
called by a telegram announcing a serious
injury to his cousin, DR.. ]. w. Van SAINT.
DIR. Van SAINT fell down an elevator shaft
yesterday.
Veteran Police Chief In HospitaI-John
w Hogan, of GAINESVILLE, Wis, who has
been chief of police at that place for
twenty years, is at ST. Joseph's hospital in
a serious condition, suffering from cancer
OF the throat.
ProdjinsEcy Is Discharged-A Prodjin-
sky. who was charged with beating John
trOeuch in fight on the upper levee, was
discharged in the police court yesterday
because Froelich was unable to identify
him as the man who attacked him.
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Election Expenses Ran to s1os-Thomas
Montgomery, one of the Republican can
didates for assembly at the last election.
filed his bill of expenses with the city
clerk yesterday. The race cost Mr.. Mont
gemery Sos.
Midway Merchants Organize-The Mid
way merchants have formed an organiza-
ton to protect themselves from losses on
account of bad accounts. The union will
be known as the Retail Merchants Pro-
teetiVe Association Of the Midway District
of St. Paul
St. Anthony Park Has Brass Band-St.
Anthony Park musicians have formed
brass band, with the following officers:
President, s. j. Fay; secretary, G.. F. N.
Thoma; treasurer, w. H. Waechter;
board of managers, s. ]. Fay, Abe Shook
and Frank Truax.
Prosecuting Witness Too Drunk-John
Baldwin was in the police court charged
with stealing a small sum of money from
Kid Mccoy while the two men were drink
ing in a saloon on Minnesota street, near
Seventh street. The case was continued
because Mccoy was too drunk to testify
Street Car Runs Down Boy-Joseph
Granier a small boy had a narrow es-
cape from serious injury yesterday morn
ing, when he was struck by a Saltwater
car while riding bicycle at the corner of
East Seventh and Minnehaha streets The
wheel was smashed, but the boy was UNI
harmed, although thrown several feet
Persinger to Represent HamIine-By
winning the Hamline oratorical contest
with his Grafton "Idealism, F. T. Per-
singer will represent his college at the
state oratoricaI contest to be held at
Northheld. M. H Willing, sophomore,
was second in the contest. His topic was
Man the Master of His Fate There
were five other contestants.
Want Rogers Brothers In Minnesota
Gov Van SAINT yesterday issued a re-
QUESTION upon Gov. Cummins of Iowa.
for the persons of Henry and William
Rogers charged by the sheriff of Martin
county with grand larceny in the first
degree. The men are alleged to have
stolen a box Of shoes from house in
the night time. The men are under ar
rest at Baskerville, Iowa
Civil Service ExanIn ations-CiviI sery-
Ice examinations will be given by Secre-
tary Maroney at the St. Paul federal
building June Is in the following classes:
Laboratory aid in physiology and pa
thology, $720 per year; bookkeeping.
finance, chemistry and civil engineering.
Philippine service $1,000 to 81, 400 per
year; fireman, Duluth postoffice, S72O:
engineer, Indian service, $3.50 to 81 600.