The Saint Paul globe., 1904-11-01
CITY NEWS

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Fined So for Riding on Sidewalk
John Gangle, sixteen years old, paid
80 in police court for riding on the
sidewalk with a bicycle on West Uni
versity avenue, Sunday.
Brewing Company Sues for Bill
Nash MeKinnon is being sued by the
Hamm Brewing company to recover
$24.66, alleged balance due on a bill for
the sale of goods amourtiig to $107.50.
Reckless Driver Is Punished-Ed Nc
Carthy, arrested Sunday afternoon by
Patrolman Vontrot, charged with driv-
ing reclziessly. was sent to- the work
house yesterday for fifteen days by
Judge Hine.
Permitted to Adopt Wife's Chill
dren-Judge Jaggard yesterday filed
an order permitting Charles M. Weber
10 adopt three children of Mrs. Weber
by her first husband, A. F. Junghaus.
The children are Rudolph NJ, Agnes A.
and Anton F. Junghaus.
Agrees to Be Good. Connors, six
teen years old, arrested Saturday
night charged with starting a row al
Twin City hall when a dance was in
progress, was required in police court
yesterday TO sign bond TO keep the
peace.
Clerk Becomes Bankrupt = Charles
E. Clifford, st. Paul clerk, yesterday
filed a petition in bankruptcy = in the
federal district court, scheduling his
assets at 1896 and his liabilities at
$50. The assets are claimed as ex-
empt.
Engineer Charged With Smoking
w. d. Penny, an engineer of the Great
Western, was arrested yesterday
charged with violating the smoke or
dinance. He pleaded not guilty in the
police court and will have hearing
Wednesday.
Sues on Policy of S250-The Equit-
able Mutual Fire Insurance company
and the Cloquet Building and Loan
association are being sued by William
to Albert Blixt of Cloquet, who as
signed his claim to the plaintiff.
Royal Arcanunn to Give Stag Social
An old-fashioned "stag social will
be given at Ellss' hall this evening by
the Ramsey council, Royal Arcandm
Elaborate preparations have been made
to entertain the large number of MEM
bers who. are expected to attend
ST. Paul Trust Company's Resigna-
tion Accepted-Judge Kelly yesterday
accepted the resignation of the St
Paul Trust company as trustee of the
estate of c. ID. Gilfillan, deceased, and
appointed the Northwestern Trust
company trustee. The accounts of the
former company were approved by the
court.
Fraser Takes EmbezzIer East-Dep-
uty United States Marshal William
Grimshaw Jr. left last night for Au-
burn, N. Y, in company with De-
tective Fraser, of the police depart
ment, taking with him K. r. Kipp, the
embeZzler captured in this city last
Monday by Fraser. They left over the
Milwaukee road at $50.
Woman in Bankruptcy Court-Anna
L. Elmquist yesterday. filed a petition
in bankruptcy in the United States
district court before Judge Lochren
She schedules her liabilities at $9,-
02S.94 and her assets at 5,907, of which
800, the value of wearing apparel, is
claimed exempt from seizure by credi-
tors.
Man Who Shot His Wife in Court
j. s. HUT, the colored man who shot
his wife at his home, 23S Granite
street Saturday evening, was arraign-
ed in the police court yesterday and
his case was continued until today for
the purpose of filing a complaint Mrs
Hutt remained in serious condition at
81. Joseph's hospital yesterday.