The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-18
NEWS OF THE CITY

Sued on Note for $60o-F. L Towle
has been sued by w. S. Leak for $500,
alleged to be due on protested note.
DISCHARGED From BanEruptcy-Judge
Lochren yesterday discharged from
bankruptcy John Clarity and Alfred G.
Boyce, both of st. Paul.
Jewish Ladies' Society Holds Rum
mage SaEe-The Jewish Ladies' society
will hold a rumnage sale every day
this week at 4Q6 East Seventh street.
Sues on Note for $4o4-Abe Hertz
has brought suit against w. II. Jenkins
for recovery of $404 on promissory
note, given March /, 1904, for ninety
days, and which has gone to protest
Suit Against Railroad Settled The
suit for $4,000 damages, started by
William Poy against the Milwaukee
road, has been settled out of court.
The consideration is not mentioned in
the papers filed.
Court Issues Attachments for Jurors
Judge Bum issued warrants of at
tachment yesterday for three petit jury
men, Fred G. Reilly, James K. Reilly
and Charles ]. Richter. who failed to
respond to their names.
Boys Must Stop Stealing Papers
Joseph Wright, fourteen years old, and
Eddie Wright, six years old, arrested
Sunday morning charged with stealing
newspapers on West Seventh street,
were placed in charge Of the probation
officer yesterday.
coIored Woman in Trouble-Ruth
Carter, a colored woman, who has
been held by the police during the
past week on a charge of vagrancy,
will have hearing in police court to-
day on a charge of relieving t. C.
Palmer of $40 on Oct. g.
Elevator Device Ordinance Held Up
The aldermanie ordinance requiring
that all passenger elevators be provided
with mechanical safety devices to pre-
vent accidents was yesterday held up
for further consideration by the as
Sembly committee on streets
Governor Grants South Dakota Req
uisition-Charged with forgery in the
second degree, D. E. Lawson, of High
more, S. D., will be returned to. South
Dakota on a requisition granted yes
terday by Gov. Van SAINT. Lawson is
under arrest at Morris, MINI.
Mill EmpIoye Loses Three Fingers
Ernest Blofn, an employee Of Still
hospital yesterday with three fingers
of his left hand crushed. The three
fingers were amputated. They had
been crushed in a joining machine.
Bridge Repairs interrupt Street Car
ServIce-Street cars will not be oper-
ated on Mississippi street west of Cay
uga for some three days. due to repairs
that the city is making on the bridge.
East of the bridge the cars will run as
usual, going around the Robert street
loop
Bool<I<eepers Meet Tonieht-The ST.
Paul Association of Accountants and
BookkeeperS will meet this evening in
the assembly room of the Chamber of
Commerce, 649 Endieott building. A
paper will be read and nominations for
the annual election of officers will be
received.
Civil Service Examinations-Wed
day and Thursday of this week, Secre-
States civil service board, who has re-
turned to st. Paul after an absence
of twenty three days, will conduct ex-
aminations for bookkeepers and clerks
in the department.
Will Erect 100000 Flat Building
w. G. Wyckon yesterday secured
permit for the erection of a three
story fiat building at sos to 315 Mac
n
do streets. The building will be Of
brick and will be 131 by SO feet, and
the estimated cost is 100000.
Luhy Woman Sent to Workhouse-
Kate Luby, who has been arrested
frequently, was sent to the wQrkhouse
yesterday for thirty days on a charge
of drunkenness. When she was put
in the woman's department at the CEN
trail station Sunday night she broke
two windows with her fists.
Doctors Prisoner Gets off Easy
Joseph Gagewski, who was arrested
Sunday morning on complaint Of DR..
j. A. Quinn, charged with insulting a
woman on Fourth street, was allowed
to sign a peace bond in police court
yesterday, neither the woman nor Dr.
Quinn appearing against him.
Man Is Run Down BY Team-John
Clark, 23o Acker street, was run down
yesterday morning at Seventh and St.
Peter streets by a team driven by
Charles Miller, proprietor of the SMELL
ing house. Clark was bruised and cut
After being attended by Dr. j. c. Mel
son he was taken to his home by Mil
Ter.
Will Try Another Anti WhistIing Or
dinancs-Health Commissioner Ohage
has had another anti-whistling erdi-
nance prepared and hopes to secure
favorable action from the. city council
without having it referred to COM
nlittee. A measure to the same effect
was amended allowing the blowing of
steam whistles for a period of ten
seconds, and this DR.. ohage refused to
accept.
Police Say Man Was Mussy-E. C.
Hoefer, charged with threatening a
clerk at the Model Dye house, St Peter
csf1. h.