The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-24

Ninth WarderS Meet fof1iqht-The Ninth
Ward North End Improvement associa-
ton viii hold a meeting this evening at
982 Cortland street
Accused of PeddInq Without License
Joseph Mariner was before the police
court yesterday charged with peddling
without a license. His trial was set for
today.
Hackmen's Friends Pay FInes-E: D.
Faribault. the hack driver, and John
Swallbach were yesterday released from
the woTlheuse. their fines having been
paid by friends.
Bartender Signs Peace Bond. Ham
mer, the Payne avenue bartender. ac-
cuSed of aSsaulting J. A. Lewis. a laundry
wagon driver was tried in police court
yesterday and required to sign bond to
keep the peace,
Cost Him 81 to Stay Away-Herman
Nelson yesterday forfeited 81 for not APP
pearing in police court to answer to the
charge of riding his bicycle on the side
walk and Charles Perkins was fined 81
for like offense.
Fined fer Fighting-0 Oscar Johnson and
Andrew Nelson were having a set-to when
arrested Sunday by Patrolman Hall, and
Were fined $40 each for being drunk and
IS each for disorderly conduct.
Probation Officer viii Watch Martin
Frank Martin, sixteen years of age, plead
ed guilty to stealing a bicycle in po-
lice court yesterday and the sentence to
the state training school was suspended
uni Nov. 26. Martin being placed in charge
OF the probation officer.
johnson viii Be Tried Today-Andrew
johnson was arraigned in police court
yesterday accused of having stolen $50
from Clara Nelson, alias Johnson, 131 West
College avenue. Johnson entered a plea
of not guilty and was held for hearing to-
day.
Fined for AssauIting conductor-The
four young men arrested recently for as
Saulting William Heckcl, a street railway
conductor We're found guilty of assault
and battery in police court yesterday
Pearl Wiley and Harry SchneIl were fined
so each and J. A. Smith and Henry Bur
ton required to sign peace bonds.
Mail Clerk Asks Damages for injuries
Judge Brill yesterday had on trial the
suit brought by w, f. Mott against the
Great Northern Railway company. Mott
was mail clerk, who received injuries
in wreck al Willmar. and sued the road
for $10,5O0 damages. The case will be
finished today.
Capt. }. o. Wood Attends Brother's
Funeral-Capt. James d. Wood, of the of
nee OF the secretary of the board of trus-
tees of the state soldiers home, state
capitol. went yesterday to Eyota. Ohm
sted county, to attend the funeral of a
brother. whose death had occurred quite
suddenly on Saturday. The deceased was
veteran of the Civil war
Authority to begin business was yester-
day granted by the state bank examiner
to the State Bank of Claremont The
bank will be located at Claremont in
Dodge county, will have capital stock of
$4,000; F. H. Welcome, of Minneapolis,
is to be president and E. McMartin, of
Claremont, cashier. Notice of liquidation
of the State Bank of Badger, Roseau
county, was received by the bank exami-
ner yesterday.
Sunday School Teachers Meet Today
1.-THE Art of Questioning will be the sub
Ject of the normal school lesson to be
conducted by Miss Louise Emery at the
Y. M. c. A. rooms this afternoon at n
meeting of the St Paul Union of Graded
Sunday School Teachers. Mrs F. Atkins
will read the Sabbath lesson, 1.-THE Pass
over" Mrs. c. d. Riser will give the
sixth lecture on child studS-"Reyerence
in the Child The music will be directed
by Mrs. G. NJ. Calhoun.