The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-02

Goes to the Works-Thomas Long drew
sixty days yesterday for working the
short change game.
Admitted to Practice Edward Ros-
tad, of Walnut Grove, was admitted to
practice yesterday in the federal circuit
court.
FWiII Give Dancing Party-A dancing
party will be given tomorrow night at
Federati ton hall by the st. Paul Union
Label league.
ST. Clements Guild Socialist. Glenn
ent's guild will give parish social this
evening at the guild hall. There will be
musical programme and art gallery.
Damage Suit Still on TriaI-The case of
Cummiskey against the Northern Pacific
railway was still on trial yesterday before
Judge Norris of the federal court
Fire Does $500 Damage-Benjamin ia
cobs' clothing shop, Seventh and Rosabel
streets. was damaged by fire to the ex-
tent Of $500 early yesterday morning.
Mems Club of ST. Johns to Meet-The
Mems Club of st. Johns Episcopal
Church. Portland avenue and Kent street.
ing.
Prison Irvine Factory Collects $22, 735-
Receipts from the state prison Irvine fac
tory for January amounting to $22. 1883
were reported to the state auditor yester
day.
Funeral of Matthias cikanek-Mathias
Cikanek, aged fifty-four. of 691 Arm
strong avenue, who died Sunday, will be
buried at 8 o'clock this morning from
st. Stanislaus' Catholic church
pleads Not GulIty-William Robinson.
the colored man charged with the rob-
berry of COrnfeldt's tailor shop Saturday,
pleaded not guilty in the police court
yesterday and will be tried Wednesday.
Dies of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G. Reuth,
thirty-six years old, residing at 993 East
Third street, died at st. Joseph's hospital
yesterday after an operation for appen
dicitis. He is survived by his wife and
three children.
Jury Views Scene of AccIdent-The jury
in the Gardner Milwaukee road case,
which has been on trial before Judge
Lochren. of the federal court, went to
Lake City yesterday to view the scene
of the accident
Left Horse MISUNDERSTANDING allowing
a horse to stand unblanketed Tuesday
with the weather % degrees below zero,
Job Smith, driver, and William Breault,
owner, were fined an aggregate of Sc in
police court yesterday.
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Clty's Financial Conditon-The month
1y report of City Treasurer Bremen, issued
yesterday shows that the balance on hand
* X216 400 01 Tho
uary amounted to $19S, 951.52, and the
disbursements $500. 1910.
Sixty Days for Assauit-PhiIip Quin-
Ian, who assaulted Frank SeIanek In a
saloon at South Robert street and Fair
field avenue Sunday evening, was SEN
fenced to sixty days in the workhouse by
Judge Finehout yesterday
Kept Disordery House-Nrs. Anna
Schultz, an aged woman, was yesterday
fined $25 for keeping a disorderly house
at Eighth and Robert streets. Her daugh-
ter eighteen years old, who was an in
mate of the place, was discharged.
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Charged With Abusing His Rabe-Ed-
ward Scott, SO East Third street. was
charged in the police court yesterday
with beating his seven weeks old babe.
He pleaded not guilty ana Will be tried
today. He was arrested on warrant
sworn out by Humane Agent Moak.
Yields to Property Owners Protest
On account of the protest of property
owners on Superior street, between West
ern and Duke streets, the board of public
works yesterday made an adverse report
on the proposed sewer. Thirty-two pro-
tested against the improvement while
only six favored it,
Object to Proposed 5ouIeVard-Deter-
mined opposition developed before the
board of public works yesterday in hear
ing on the proposed bouevarding of Win
fired street, between South Robert and
Andrew streets. The board took the mat
ter under consideration and will make
further investigation.
Price of Gas Is Redueed-The new rate
of $1.15 per thousand feet for Illuminating
gas went into effect yesterday. Carl Tay-
lor attorney for the st. Paul Gas Light
company, yesterday filed with the city
clerk the formal acceptance by that COM
pany of the new charter adopted by the
council and approved by the mayor.
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Administrative to Collect Claim for
Damages-TO collect $4,000 from the
Northern Pacific railway In settlement of
a claim for damages because of her hus
bands death will be the chief official
duty of Mrs. F. L. Rouse, who was ap-
pointed yesterday in the probate court
Administrative of the estate of Frank
Rouse
Held to Federal Grand Jury-A T.
Lanegaard presumed to be conducting an
Illicit STILL and Peter I4anegaard, the
alleged owner of blind pig" were ar
rested yesterday at Greenbush Mimi by
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector George
w. Vars. Both prisoners were held to
the federal grand jury.
Boiler Inspectors Fees Aggregate s., 382
R. II. Johnston, state boiler inspector
for this congressional district has pre-
pared his annual report for 1903. which
shows the net proceeds of the off1ce-his
emolument for the year-to have been