The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-05

Grocer Violates Pure Food Law-P.
q norman. a grocer, was fined $25 in
the police court yesterday on charge
of selling adulterated pineapple eX-
tract
Order of Eastern Star Danee-St.
Paul chapter No. "a, Order of the
Eastern Star, will give the first OF
series of dancing parties in the Ma
sonic temple next Friday evening"
Oct. Z.
Lace Curtains Start Fire-Lace cur
tains coming into contact with gas
Jet started a fire at the home OF M. ):
McFadden, 543 Ashland avenue, last
evening at 1880 O'Clock. Inc oaAidse
amounted to $50.
Secretary of State Returns-Secre-
tary of State Hanson returned yester
day from Nashville. Tenn, where ne
attended the national convention OF
state secretaries, and was elected
treasurer of the organization
Small Bow Breaks Arn-AFchie Han.
son, seven years old, living on farm
on Oak street, north Of the CITY, SUI
fered fracture of his left forearm
Yesterday as a result of falling IN a
was attended by DR.. Balcom.
Mrs. A. r. Hale's Body Sent to Akron
Mrs Adeline r. Hale, mother of Miss
Harriet A. Hale, died at the home Oh
her daughter at Mahtomedi, Monday.
Mrs. Hale was eighty years old, ana
formerly resided at Faribault, MINI.
The body has been sent to Akron, ONO,
the childhood home of Mrs. Hale.
Medical Students Examined-Thirty-
five medical students who aspire 10
practice in the state were examined at
the state capitol yesterday by Adele
Hutchinson, of the state board of med
icaI examiners. Among this number
were three young women, who have.
been graduated from the medical de-
partment of the state university.
switchmen Care for Body = The
Switchmen's union yesterday TOOK
charge of the remains of Edward SOM
mers, the young man killed IN the Bur
lington yards Monday night, and had
the body removed from the morgue
to the undertaking rooms OF OHal-
loran & Murphy. The body Will De
held until relatives are heard from.
Youth Charged With Non Support
Emil A. Vernon, twenty years old, who
was married year ago, was arrested
yesterday on charge of non-support.
His Wife, who swore out the complaint
against him, said that he had left her
and refused to provide for her sup
port He was released on $500 bonds,
and will have a hearing in police court
Friday.
Conway Street to Be Graded - The
contract for grading Conway street.
between Earl and Tell streets, was
awarded yesterday by the board OF
public works to C. Johnson. His bid
was $1,000 The engineers estimate
had been $2,O18. Other bids received
were $1,967 from T. Keeugh; $1,994
from w. J. Preston, and $3.50 from
the James Forrestal company.
Many Escape Jury Service-But fff-
ty-five of the one hundred and twenty
five petty jurymen summoned to serve
in the district court during the OCTOBER
term qualified yesterday. A number
were excused because of age, others
because of service in the militia, and
quite a number had not reached twenty
one and could not, therefore, bessac-
cepted. Jury service will begin this
morning.
Telephone Employees Wait for Trial
The fifteen employees of the Twin City
Telephone company, who were arrested
for attempting to replace the poles
which City Engineer Rundlett had re-
moved from Hague avenue, will have
a hearing in the police court next
Tuesday on charge of violating the
building ordinance. Their cases, which
were up yesterday, were continued by
Judge Hine.