The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-10

Olson Admits Stealing Robe-Gust
Olson admitted in police court yester-
day that he stole a lap robe belonging
to, Thomas Anda and was sent to the
WAREHOUSE for thirty days.
Cigar Dealers to Meet-The retail
cigar dealers, members of the Cigar
DEalers' association. will meet this
aHerneon to discuss the project to put
tlteir own brands of tobacco on the
nj rket.
O'Toole to Be Tried for Stealing
Whip-Edward O'Toole will be tried
tdkiay on the charge of stealing a whip
belonging to F. C. Johnson. having
Id nied his guilt when arraigned in
pSlice court.
Gov. C. NJ. Herried Ends Vacation
Gav. c. n. HerTied, of South Dakota,
and a party Of friends were at the Mer-
Giants hotel last night en- route home
tT Pierre, S. d. Congressman c. H.
BSrlIe of South Dakota, was one of
tip members of the party.
Paid 81 for Ride on SidewalLe-Jo-
se8h SCHNEIDER had the audacity to ride
on the sidewalk in front Of the Rondo
sheet police subSta ton Wednesday
evening and yesterday forfeited the 50
that he deposited to guarantee that he
w8uld appear in the police court.
Casey Forfeits His Bail Money
Tony Casey did not care to face the
charge of causing a disturbance in
the Empire theater and carrying con-
cealed weapons in police court yester-
day and forfeited S35 bail. An attach
ment was issued for his arrest.
c+a%a Ambition Re4..rne-Cto+o Audit
or S. G. Iverson returned yesterday
from st. Louis county. where he had
accompanied members of the eXecu-
tive committee of the state forestry
board on trip to select 10000 acres of
land decided to the state by an act Of
congress for a forestry experimental
preserve.
Express Messenger Iniured-Express
Messenger w. J. Dillon, of St. Paul,
was slightly injured at o'clock yes
terday morning by the derailment of
the Twin City express thirty miles
west of Billings, Mont. No one else
was injured. The train was west
bound, having left st. Paul Monday
evening" -
Boy Charged With Stealing Wheel is
Discharged-G. PauIson, the young
man charged with stealing a bicycle,
proved in police court yesterday that
he secured the money to purchase the
wheel from his employer, and although
he could not produce the boy from
whom he purchased the stolen wheel
was discharged.
Blind Pigger Is Fined-Joseph Touer,
charged with having at one time op-
Grated blind pig in the Midway ter
ritory, was yesterday sentenced by
nd 49, 0l-
Doty, the attorney for the people pros
ecuting the illegal dispensers of liquor,
was in court, but did not protest
against the amount of the fine.
Chicken Thief Sent. to Workhouse-
John Hartigan appeared before Judge
Hine, IN the police court, yesterday.
and admitted that he stole two chick
ems belonging to Mrs. O'Brien,. a neigh
Dor. The owner of the chickens traced
them to the Hartigan home and identi-
he'd the remains found by the feathers.
Judge Hine SENT Hartigan to the work :
house for thirty days.
DR.. Arthur j. Gillette Confined to His
Home-Dr. Arthur j. Gillette is con-
lined to his home by a severe attack
of rheumatism. DR.. Gillette was to
have read paper before the Ameri-
can Medical society yesterday at it's
national convention at Atlantic City.
n. j., and his illness may prevent his
attendance upon the national confer
ence of Corrections and Charities at
Portland, Me-, later in the month.
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Great Northern Shop Employees to
PIcnIc-The Great Northern shop en-
ployes will hold their sixteenth annual
picnic at Spring Park, Minnetonka.
Saturday, June 10. Trains will leave
the jackson street shops at 7:45 a. m.
and a m. sharp. There will be an
elaborate programme of sports in
charge of the following: Messrs. Metz
ger, Gall, Nelson, Hinlxins, Mason. Ho-
gan, Mannhart, Roberts, Nicol and
lacquer.
State Reports Smallpox Conditions
The report of the state board of health.
for the week ending June 6, shows a
decrease in the number of new small
poX cases throughout the state. A to-
tai OF 20 cases are reported. and Min
neapoiis which has led all other cities
in the state for three months in the
number of cases of smallpox. reports
but new cases. Otter Tail county re-
ports II cases, 8 in Blowers townships,
in BlufftOn and l at Fergus Falls.
Lynden. Stearns county, reports new
cases. and st. Charles, Winona coun-