The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-06

The temperature at 1880 a. m.
wsS 43 above zero. drop of 5
degrees since 8 p. m.

Denies Assaulting His WIfe-Leo En-
berger who was brought into court on
charge made by his wife of assault and
battery. had his case continued to Friday,
he pleading not guilty.
boy Let off on ProbatIon-Martin
QConneH. the siXteen-year- old youth who
was charged with stealing several gunny
sacks from a mounted officer at the
Prior station, was yesterday released on
ngobation.
ga Sale Postoffice Robbed-The post
office inspectors have been notified of the
robbery of the postofice at La Sale,
Mimi. three days ago. The thieves Sc
cured about $40 in cash and stamps. No
trace of the burglars has been found.
Capitol Commission VIII Borrow From
State-The state capitol commission
yesterday accepted proposals of the state
investment board offering loans aggregat-
ing 100000, to be made April l, May 1
and June l. in amounts of 100000 each.
Want Wills Probated-PetttiOns have
been filed in the probate court to prove
the wills of John B. Overton, whose es-
tate consists Of $3.50 of personal and
$1,000 of real property, and Edward
knOwltOn who has personal property to
the amount of $2,400.
Man Falls in Fit on the Street-An I'M
known man. about fifty years of age, fell
in a fit at the corner of Seventh and
Jackson streets shortly after o'clock
last evening. The police ambulance was
called, but before it arrived the man re-
viyed and was taken away by friends.
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Washington Asks for Sample Blank
A. Tweedale, acting auditor of Washing
ton, D. c., has written to Comptroller
Betz asking for samples of the blanks
used in the daily report system of the
city government the fame of the system
having spread throughout the country.
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Ohage's Request for Dredge Granted
Word has heen received from Washington
by DR.. Ohage that his request that the
government dredge the river around Har-
riet island has been granted. The work
will be done at government expense, and
it is thought that it will be of great ben
eft to the island.
Fined for PeddIlng Without License
Tony Smith, who was arrested Saturday
for peddling without a license, paid s.
in police court yesterday and was releas-
ed. He had a license, but it was in an
others name, and the court held that he
was violating the ordinance the same
as though he held no license.
Third Infantry Ordered to AIaska-The
Third infantry, stationed at Fort Smelling
before the Spanish American war, has
been ordered to Alaska. This regiment
the members Of which have many friends
in st. Paul. has already seen service in
Cuba and in the Philippines. The regi-
ment will sail from San Francisco July l.
Funeral of Crawford Livingston Dr.
The remains of the late Crawford Liv-
fngston Jr. were inferred in Oakland Gem
etery yesterday. following a funeral
service at the Summit avenue home con-
Quoted by Rev. Theodore Sedgwick. Young
men friends Of the deceased acted as pail
bearers. The funeral was largely at
tended.
Mining Company incorporates
OF Incorporation for the Mineral Range
Development company, Of Duluth, were
filed with the secretary Of state yester-
day The incOTpOratOrs are William D.
Edison and Frank A Edison, of Duluth.
and William H. Croker of Superior.
Wis. The capital stock is $50, 900 and the
company viii do a mining business and
deal in mining lands.
Seeks to Locate Her UncIe's Fortune
Postmaster A R. McGill yesterday re-
Celved from Mrs. E E. Pierce, of Wor-
cester, Mass, a letter asking the post
office officials of st. Paul to aid her in To-
eating fortune left by her uncle. Solo
mon Peck, who settled in Minnesota sew
eral years ago, and died in 1885 leaving
considerable property which he had ac-
cumulated during his residence in the
state
Col. Monfort's Condition Unchanqed-
The remarkable tenacity with which Col
Charles J. Monfort is holding onto life
has proved a surprise to the physicians
In attendance, his death having been ex-
pected as long ago as Friday of last week
While there is no hope for ultimate re-
covery, the patient remains in much the
same condition from day to day, with the
difference that he seems to be growing
weaker. He lays unconscious, lightly
breathing, expected to pass away at any
moment A robust constitution has de-
layed the death that was expected some
days ago.
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