The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-02
CITY NEWS

4 CITY NEWS
A. o. H.. to Initiate CIass-Divisien
No z, A. o. H., will initiate a large
class of candidates at the West Side
opera house Wednesday evening. the
limitations being followed by ban
quet.
Leaves $4,000 to His Wife-The will
of George W. Kohler, who lived in
Manitowoc Wis, filed in the probate.
court yesterday, leaves the $4,000
worth of real estate that he owned in
Ramsey county to his wife.
Boy Is Hurt While Playing Football
Elmer Hunter, a boy fifteen years
old, living on Reaney street, near
Frank street, suffered fracture of his
coIIarbone while playing football yes
terday morning. The bone was set by
DR.. A. L. Whitcomb.
coIored Band on Way to Fair-The
Twenty-fourth infantry band, coiored'
on its way from Fort Harrison to st.
Louis, stopped in ST. Paul yesterday
afternoon for more than an hour. The
band will play on the worlds fair
grounds during the month of October.
Will Celebrate Father Mathews
Birthday-The Catholic Total Absti-
hence society celebrates Father Ma
theH's anniversary Tuesday, Oct IL, in
the state senate chamber. There will
be an interesting literary and musical
programme and notable speakers will
be heard,
Pays sic. for Gun 9PIay-H. Crisky,
night clerk at the City hotel, st. Peter
street, paid $40 in police court yester-
day for firing two shots to frighten
Charles Johnson, who flashed re-
VoIver at him during quarrel at the
hotel a week ago. Johnson signed
bond to keep the peace.
aAunt Polly" Dislocates Leg-Polly
Ann Caldwell, an old colored woman
Familiarity known as aunt Polly" dis
located her leg as result of falling on
the sidewalk at Seventh and Cedar
streets yesterday afternoon. She was
taken to her home, 376 Wacouta street,
in the police ambulance.
Hague Avenue Residents Pleased
The Hague Avenue Improvement as
ISOLATION, at a meeting held Friday
night, passed a resolution approving
the action of the city in cutting down
the telephone poles on Hague avenue,
and resolved that the legal fight should
be pushed.
Training School Hangs Over Boy
Thomas Dorgan, a siXteen-y ear-old
boy, living at 1877 South Wabasha
street, who, during a scuff1e, stabbed
friend named Ryan Kelly the night of
Sept. 20, was placed under suspended
sentence to the state training school
by Judge Finehout in police court yes
terday.
CoIored Porter Has SmaIIpox-John
Churchill. colored porter, twenty
eight years old. was taken to the pest
house yesterday suffering from small
poX. He was removed from 81 Min
Ilesota street Churchill is the first
patient who has been at the detention
hospital since Aug. %. His condition
is not serious.
Yardrnaster Is a Bankrupt-John NJ
Shane, a yardmaster at Inver Grove,
filed petition in bankruptcy in the
federal district court yesterday after
noon. His liabilities are scheduled at
$1,25T.24 and his assets at $2,190.50,
$4,000 of which is in Insurance poll
cies. All his assets are claimed to be
exempt from seizure for the purpose of
liquidating his debts.
Forty.one Cases of Diphtheria-
Forty one cases of diphtheria were re-
ported to. the health department dur
ing September, The number is nearly
twice as large as that for the CORE
spending month last year, when TWEEN
ty-tWo cases were reported. No deaths
occurred from the disease last month.
Nineteen of the cases were removed
to the contagious ward Of the city hos
tital for treatment.
France and the Vatican-The Rt.
Rev. Abbot Gasquet, who has been con-
Quoting a series of lectures at the
Cathedral during the past week, will
lecture this evening on the subject,
''France and the Vatican" The lecture
comes at an opportune time, when the
relations between the Vatican and the
French government are strained to the
breaking point and will therefore be
doubly interesting.
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