The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-04

The temperature at 2:3O a. IN.
was 10 above zero, drop of 10 de-
grees since 8 p. m.

| grees since 8 p. m.
Progressive Euchre at Commercial Club
"A progressive euchre party was given
at the Commercial club last evening.
There were 200 players.
Mamie Hankins VIII Recover-Mamie
FIankins, the woman who attempted TO
commit suicide recently, is so much i'm
proved in condition that her recovery is
a certainty.
Fire Destroys Woodshed-Fire last
night destroyed the woodshed situated at
the rear of the residence OF Paul Hagen
reich at 656 Wells street. The damage
done was not great.
w. c. T. u. Meeting-The W. G. T. o.
will meet this afternoon at 2:SO with
Mrs. R. G. Kirkwpod, at 1925 Wesley ave-
nue. Miss Eva Jones, state organizer OF
the L. 7. L., will deliver an address.
Court Calendar Llght-The March term
of the district court will convene Mon
.day at which time the calendar will be
called and cases set for trial. The March
docket contains 119 jury cases and ~
court cases. There are but twenty-three
divorce. cases for the March term.
suspect is ReIeased-The police have
released the man who gave his name as
Charles Sloan. arrested on suspicion OF
having been connected with the recent
hold-up of Steve MacDonough's saloon,
the evidence against him not being
strong enough TO warrant trial
Retz VIII Stick to His RuIing-Comp-
= troIler Betz yesterday announced that he
proposes to stick by the former ruling
that three-plank sidewalks cannot be paid
for out of the general fund of the city.
THE city council has lately passed few
orders for such walks, which were at one
time quite common.
State Collects S847 From Game and Fish
Commission-State Treasurer Block re-
ceived from the game and f1sh conmls-
sion yesterday the sum Of SS47 .32, Whlcn
represents the February collections OF
that department OF that total 1888 was
received from the sale of fish house
licenses at 81 each, and 1924. 81 from the
sale of hides, furS, etc.
sues City for $1,p5o-Mrs e. Kiingberg
has notified the city authorities that she
considers that she is entitled to $l'e5e
for personal injuries, alleging that she
fell on an East Fourteenth street side
ed to such an extent that she Is entitled
to the amount mentioned. The basis Oh
the proposed suit is that the ice on the
sidewalk was made slippery by the chill
.dren skating and sliding.
Breaks Wrist by a Fail Down Stairs
"A badly lighted stairway was responsible
yesterday for serious accident to Mrs
J. Bennett. of 1914 West Third street
She started to descend when she
stumbled over an obstacle invisible II
the poor light and fell to the bottom Of
the flight, fracturing several bones OF hel
wrist and sustaining injuries to her sldt
and back DIR. e. Stevens attended the
injured woman, who was removed to he
home
jackson Mothers cIlib-The regular
monthly meeting of the Jackson Drew
Mothers club will be held next Wednes
day at $3.50 p. m. at the jackson school
.Sherburn and Mackubin streets. Ther'
will be a musical programme and an ad
dress by Mrs. Alien, president of TIT
State Federation of Women's clubs.
cordial invitation is extended to member
of all the mothers clubs in the city. TIL
meeting is in charge of Mrs. Wilfret
Crowtlaer.
Police Nab Old offender-Joseph ST
mons was arrested last night by Officer
Haggerty and Moran and locked up ON IN
charge of larceny Sinons, who has
record of convictions without number, wa
seen on Seventh street with Snumee
of ceunterpanes and sheets under hi
arm He was at once recognized by Of
fleer Moran as an eft-conVicted thie1
and was stopped and asked where he ma
obtained the linen. He would not tel
and was taken to the central station pend
ing investigation.
Accused of Peddiing Without License
Yesterday the police arrested Frank Par
sons, a street peddler, charging him wit
geeddling without license. The arres
was made at the instance of the Retail
xsrecers' association, which has organize
a campaign against street vendors of egg
and other grocery commodities. Parson
was released on his own recognizance. 1
the afternoon he appeared in the polio
court to answer the charge of peddlin
produce without license and had hi
case continued until today.