The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-11
NEWS OF THE CITY

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Street and Sewer Forces Paid-The
street and sewer force in the employ OF
the city was paid yesterday, $l5,591.4t
being disbursed.
Arrested for Begging Drinks-Pa-
trolman Lindau last night arrested
man giving his name as John PETERSON
who was accused of begging drinks IN
a; Wabasha street saloon.
Aldermen Miss Meeting-Ald. Lynch
and Bantz were the only members VIZ VIZ,
attended the meeting of the city councll
cyclone relief committee yesterday
and an adjournment was taken.
No Chance in Judge Nelson's Condi-
tion-The condition of Judge H. X.
Nelson. who is at St. Luke's hospital
suffering from chronic ailment, re-
manned unchanged yesterday.
charqed With Using Abusive Lam
uuaoe-A man giving his name as A. L..
Pants was arrested last night, at Sew
enth and Broadway streets, charged
with using abusive language.
Chimney Fire Damages House-Fire
started by a defective chimney caused
damage amounting to SIS at the resi-
dence of c. Carney, sos East Fourth
street. last night. The blaze was con-
fined to the roof.
Woman Injured While Attending
Funeral-Mrs. II. E. Kemp fell on the
g cfra whore she
was attending the funeral OF ROBERT
L. Cosgrove, Sunday afternoon, ana
fractured her right arm
Will Inspect Well at White Bear
The Ramsey county commissioners will
inspect well No 2 at White Bear lake
Thursday afternoon. The body will as
semble at the county building and take
the 2 o'clock train for the lake.
PatroIman Forgives Insult = George
Hefnl, who insulted Patrolman Lindau
at Seventh and Wabasha streets, Sat
urday night, was released from the
police court yesterday, Lindau excus-
ing him and refusing to prosecute.
Probation Officer Will Watch This
Bcy-Tom lombard, a ten-year- old
boy, was placed in charge of the pro-
baton officer yesterday for taking ten
neckties from the Salvation Army In
dustrial home on West Third street.
Maccabees Meet Tonight-A special
meeting of all the tents of the Knights
of the Maccabees will be held this
evening at knights of Columbus hall
for the purpose of meeting J. M. Err
TD1,-
izer of the order.
Sues Street Railway for $1o,00e-Al-
1eging that the premature closing of the
gates on a st. Paul City railway car
caused her to sustain serious injuries,
Nellie F. Berger has entered suit
against the company for $4,000. The
case is before Judge Lewis and a jury.
Laborer Will Lose Foot = Robert
Fielding, the young man who was found
unconscious beside the Wisconsin Cen
trail track at CampbelPs siding Sun
day afternoon, remained in serious
condition at Bethesda hospital yester-
day. His left ankle is so badly crushed
that his foot will have to be amputated
today.
Thirteen Leave Training School
Nine boys and four girls were released
yesterday, on parole, from the state
training school at Red Wing by vote
of the state board of control. One boy,
nineteen years Old who had proved in
corrigible even at Red Wing, was or
dered to the state reformatory at St.
Cloud.
Takes Pitcher Back to chicaeo-De-
tective D. A. Roach, of Chicago, ar
rived in ST. Paul yesterday to take
back with him c. E. Pitcher, who was
arrested in st. Paul Saturday while
attempting to dispose Of diamonds
which he is suspected Of having taken
from the Walker dmunds company, of
Chicago.
JeweIry PeddIer Sent Up for Thirty
Days-William Pickeral, a peddler of
cheap jewelry, was sent to the work.
house yesterday for thirty days for
selling his goods in St. Paul without
a license. He was arrested Sunday
afternoon at Cayuga and Mississippi
streets where he was selling his arti-
cles in saloon.
Colonial Wars Society Meeting-The
Society of Colonial Wars will hold So
cial court tonight at the Town and
Country club. An interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged for the oc-
casion, of which the address of Rabbi
Isaac L. Rypins on "The Dame of the
Revolution and the Revolutionary
Dame" will be feature.
Salvation Army Leader to Lecture
Mrs. E. J. Higgins, of the Salvation
Army, viii deliver lecture this even
ing at the Commercial club in the in
terest of the project now on foot to
erect new rescue home in this city.
1t is proposed to build an institution
that will accommodate 100 girSs. Mrs
Higgins is national secretary of the
slum division of the Salvation Army
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