The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-28

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No FeIonous Intent James Kin
loch, a plumber who, while intoxicat-
ed, broke into the store of Allan Black,
yesterday escaped with a fine of $40
for drunkenness, not being prosecuted
for breaking into the store.
Refused to Prosecute Him-P. J. G.
D'Albina. accused of having embezzled
1925 from the St. Paul Messenger and
Express company, was discharged in
the police court yesterday, the COM
plainants refusing to prosecute.
Avoided Second Meeting. Eurist,
who declared that he was severely
pounded While trying to collect bill
from Charles Solomon and Max Co
hen, failed to appear in the police
court yesterday and the prisoners were
discharged.
Dr.. Admits Speeding Auto-Dr. B. H.
Ogden. 402 Ernst building, against
whom complaint was made for fast au-
tomobile driving at the time there were
q number of arrests, came into the po-
lice court yesterday, and, pleading gull
ty, was fined $40.
Meat Shops Closed Wednesday-The
retail meat dealers of ST. Paul will give
their nineteenth annual picnic at Wa
meat markets will be closed, necessi-
tating the purchase of such supplies
today. There will be sports, dancing
and fishing.
Governor Returns From Family Re-
union-Gov. Van SAINT, who has been at
Davenport Iowa. to attend reunion
of his family. will return this morning.
Gov. Van SAINTS mother has reached
the advanced aged of ninety-three
years. and the reunions are annually
held in her honor.
Brings Black Eye Into Court-Moses
Yanzer. a Minneapolis peddler, APP
peared in the police court yesterday
accusing John Dwyer of having given
him the black eye that was in evil
dence. Yanzer claimed that Dwyer
struck him with a piece of hose. The
case will be tried today.
Men Could Not Control Horse-Mark
Kovsky and Isaac Rosenberg, who al
lowed the horse they were driving to
take to the sidewalk and come very
nearly running down some pedestrians,
were discharged in the police court
yesterday. 1t was shown that they
were breaking the animal and could
not prevent its getting on the side
walk.
GndTQ6Q WIN taxing 0dkSF hlOuSy
james Mntin. 430 Central avenue,
was before Judge Hine in the police
court yesterday, accused of having
embeZZled from H. Baldinger, baker,
by whom Mintin had been employed.
Baldinger claims, however, that the
amount was greater than was charged
in the complaint. Mintin was held for
trial.
Counties Slow in SettIing-Minne-
sofa counties are unusually slow III
making reports of their June settle
mentS. Of the SO counties in Mime
sofa but ~ had made report up to last
night, leaving Al delinquent. The polit-
zeal activities of the county auditors
and their assistants are charged with
the delinquency in making return of
the settlements.
Woman Charged With Annoying
Neiqhbors-Mrs Margaret Velie, 274
Iglehart street, was in the police court
yesterday accused of drunkenness, be-
ing held for trial today. She is accused
of having imbibed to the hysterical
stage, With the result that the peace
of the neighbors was disturbed at
o'clock Monday morning. The woman
recently signed a peace bond for a SIM
liar Offense.
Poster Company 1ncorporates-The
Commercial Poster company yeSter-
day filed articles Of Incorporation with
the secretary of state. The principal
place of business is Minneapolis and
the capital stock of the company, which
will manufacture printed and litho-
graphed matter, is $4,000. George c..
Thayer, Henry Deutsch. James F. Rob
inson, George M. Wade and Thomas
J. Gibbons are incOrpOrators.
Valuable Volume for Historical So
ciety-The State Historical society has
received from the publishers a copy of
Arthur Charles Fox-Davis' book, THE
Art of Heraldry." The book is a large,
handsomely bound volume, replete with
colOred plate of the heralds and crests
of the old English families and one
full page plate is a color reproduction
of the state crown of King Edward
VII The volume cost the historical
society $35.