The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21

Sanborn Will Is Filed-The will of
the late John B. Sanborn was filed for
probate yesterday. The widow, RAJ
chaei r. Sanborn, was named as ex-
ecutrix The value of the estate is
scheduled as exceeding $65.00O.
Or. Kiibourne Confers With Board
of ControI-Dr. Arthur F. Kilbourne,
superintendent of the state hospital for
the insane at Rochester, spent yester-
day in St. Paul in conference with
members. of the state board of con-
troll.
5Aitschuler is Denied Damages-A
Verdict for the defendant was re-
turned in the district court yesterday
in the case of David Altschuler
against the Paper Calmensen company.
The plaintiff was injured while in the
employ of the defendant firm and sued
for $4,000.
Sparks From Chimney Start Fire
Fire, thought to have been caused by
sparks from a chimney. caused damage
amounting to SO to the roof Of III. A.
Sehlndefs residence 493 Selby avenue,
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. The
blaze was quickly extinguished by the
department
Candle Starts Fire in Refrigerator
Car-An overturned candle started a
fire in a refrigerator car of the Armour
Packing company west of the Third
street bridge at IL o'clock yesterday
morning. a chemical was called, and
the fire was eXtinguished before much
damage was caused to the car.
Conductor Is Discharged-H. N.
Jones, interurban conductor, and Peter
Aa1ra f.cvI1t OF Univ yoy.c-it xT
avenue and Rice street early Monday
morning attracted so much attention,
Were before Judge Hine yesterday.
Jones was discharged and Sandeker
required to sign a bond to keep the
peace.
New Bank Authorized at ST. Mi
chaePs Station-Authority was issued
yesterday by the state bank examiners
office for the German-American State
bank of St. Michael's Station. 1t will
have a capital stock of $4,000, and J.
NJ Haven is to be president and L. v.
Klein is to be cashier of the new f1nan-
Cial institution.
Church Choir Arranges concert-The
choir of the East Emmanuel Norwe-
gian church, Jessie and Lawson streets,
will give concert tonight at the
church. Musicians that viii assist the
choir are the Misses Maud and Edith
Nelson, pianists; the Christ church
male quartette; Robert C. Geddes,
baritone, and Adolph Olson, violinist.
First Date Interfered With Wed
dIn9-Joseph Jungworth was before
Judge Hine yesterday accused of hav-
Ing assaulted Emil J. Peyer, and his
trial had been set for. Wednesday,
when the defendant asked for a fur
ther continuance, Wednesday having
been set as his wedding day. The
trial Will occur Thursday.
Park Board to Inspect System
The members of the park board will
make tour of the park system in an
automobile Friday afternoon, this be-
ing the first official inspection for two
years. The start will be from the
court house at p. M, to Indian
Mounds, to Phalen and to Como. where
Supt. Nussbaumer will entertain the
commission at dinner.
Judge Divides the FamiIy-Judge
Brill yesterday granted a divorce to
Edward Sjoberg from Emma Sjoberg
awarding one child to the father and
the other to the mother. Mrs. Sjoberg
opposed the husbands application for
a divorce, and asked the court to grant
her divorce and the custody of the
children, but after hearing the evil
dence, the court granted the divorce tc
the husband