The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-29

Aldermen POSIpOHe AcStiit9- TIC ttiSSI-
ing of the aldermanic committee on streets
scheduled to occur yesterday was post
poned. a majority of the members being
busy campaigning.
Officers Exchange Stations-First Lieu
tenant Patrick w. Quincy, Troop !. Sixth
cavalry, at Fort Keogh, Mont, and First
Lieutenant Archie Miller Troop b. Sixth
cavalry. Fort Meade. s. D., have been
authorized to exchange stations.
State Bank of New Auburn-Authority
has been issued by the state bank exam
iEer for the OF ganizatiOn OF the State
Bank of New Auburn 1t will have cap
ital stock of $4,000 will open its doors
May 3. and @. X Gilbert will be presi-
dent and H. Hebeling will be cashier.
Sunbeam Club Meets This Evening
a meeting of the Sunbeam club will be
held this evening at the Aberdeen, at
which Mrs. Gov. Van SAINT will attend.
All interested are cordially invited to be
present. 1t is also announced that seed
viii be distributed from the capitol steps
Saturday afternoon by the club.
Street Flushing Starts-The first street
flushing of the season occurred last night,
when the city engineer began work on
the down town thOrOughfares. From this
time the work will be done at stated pc
RODS The asphalt street SweeperS viii
be put to work as soon as they have been
selected.
Chicken Thieves in Midway District
The police in the Midway district have
been asked to keep a lookout for chicken
thieves in that vicinity. Recently several
coops have been raided by nightly pTowl-
erS and residents have come to the con-
cusion that someone viii get a load of
bird shot if the pilfering is not stopped
Danes Receivers His -Team-A harness
and team belonging to George Danes, OF
the local health department, was recoV-
cred by the police of Minneapolis, where
it had been sold by thieves who had stolen
il Monday The harness had been
pawned. 1t is thought that the thieves
We're afraid to attempt to sell the horse
Small Fire at South ST. Paul-The
American House. a frame dwelling at
South St Paul. was damaged to the eX-
tent of $500 early yesterday morning
The building is owned by P. McAuliffe
and occupied by c. GlynnaS. The dam
age was principally to the building, which
is partially insured, and was caused by
defective f1ue.
Police Pick Up Lost Child-Celebre
Banato, a little tot three years of age
was found wandering near the corner Of
Seventh and Wabasha street yesterday
and sent to the central police station.
The parents of the child soon called and
the child was delivered to them. 1t was
found that the little one had walked
from the corner Of Eleventh and Robert
streets before it was picked up.
Sons of Hermann OFFICERS to Meet
William FoelsOn, Of GIL Aurora avenue,
president of the national organization of
the Sons of Hermann, left last night for
Chicago, where he will call together a
meeting Of the national officers of the
organization to discuss a working plan for
the ensuing year. Mr.. FOelsOn was vice
president of the organization, and atF2he
death of the president, Julius Schutze,
succeeded him.
Rowland to Build Target Range-Capt.
Charles R. Rowland, Twenty-first in
fantry. has been ordered from Fort Smell
ing to San Francisco, where he viii be
assigned to duty in charge Of the con-
structiOn Of a protected target range at
the PresidiO. When he has completed
tnis task he viii return to Smelling. Capt
Rowland was formerly an aid to Gen.
Arthur Macarthur, now commanding the
Department of California