The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-09

lNG temperature oN <sOO
was 10 below zero, drop of de-
greeS since 8 p. IN.
. is Charged With Non Support-William
O'Neill, arrested on a charge of nom
support will be tried today in the police
court.
4 Hibbng Gets a Municipal Judge-Gov.
sl Van SAINT has appointed Thomas F. Brady
as municipal judge of the village of Hib-
bling.
+ Sold AduIterated Brandy-O. P. Glenn
ent paid $25 in the police court yester-
& day for selling aduterated blackberry
II brandy.
< Ex-PugIist Goes to the Works-Patrick
g Harrington, a has been pugilist, drew
thirty days in the police court yesterday
on charge of drunkenness and disorder
y ly conduct.
Is Charged With Smoke Ordinance Viola
+ tons. Schiltz, fireman at the Mozart
Z hall, was arrested on the charge of violat-
s ing the smoke ordinance yesterday. He
S will be tried on Feb II.
r BelIlgerents Deposit BaII-Joseph Will
lams and Joe Smith, who engaged in a
row in University avenue saloon Sat
urday deposited SIS bail each as a guar
antee for their appearance in police court
Thursday.
Dramatic RecitaI-Mrs. Crosse will give
q dramatic recital at st. Agathas con-
servatory, Friday evening, giving scenes
from Schiller, Bjornson, Longfellow and
others. William Mentor Crosse will be at
the piano.
Friends Pay Her Fine-Rose Gray. who
pleaded guilty to stealing $25 from a
Iodger at the West hotel Saturday night.
yesterday paid her $25 fine and pacified
the prosecuting witness by returning the
stolen money.
Paid for Broken Wlndow-Thomas Con-
nors, who broke a window in a West
side store Saturday night while scuff1ing
with comrades, was released in the pO-
lice court yesterday morning after paying
for the broken glass.
Murphy, Escapes Punishment--Peterr
Murphy. hotel runner, who recently had
an alteration with r. L. Munger, was
arraigned in police court yesterday morn
ing, but Munger failed to appear and Muir
ply was discharged.
Fire Victims Need Assistance-The Re
lief society has been asked to aid the
family of Alex Larson, whose home, 2S2
East University avenue, was burned Sun
day night. There are six small children
who are being cared for by neighbors.
Pays Another InstalIment-State Treas
urer Julius H. Block received from the
Great Northern Railway company yester-
day $4,000 on account of that company's
taxes for 1908. This makes a total of
100000 paid thus far by the Great North
ern.
Death of a Pioneer-Raymond Glueck.
elghty-sM years old, died at his residence
4O3 Hoffman avenue, yesterday morning.
He had been a resident of the city for
forty years A wife, two daughters and
a son survive him. The funeral will take
place from Sacred Heart church Wednes-
day, at a. m.
Kills Fifty pound WoIf-Bazille Jar
Wis, of Gladstone, shot a female wolf
weighing fifty pounds, near Rosemount
Saturday and brought the peIt to the
sheriffs office yesterday to collect the
bounty of $3.50 which the law allows.
The wolf is supposed to have killed MANY
sheep on ). j. Hills firm the past month.
Police Have Found No cIue-Nothine
has developed in the investigation being
conducted by the police to establish the
identity of the unknown man, supposed
to have been Polander, who was
drowned in the river Saturday morning
at 1870. The West side flats have been
thoroughly canvassed, but no one has
been found missing.
Put in Probation Officers CHARGE
Hazel Williams and Hazel Sinks. both
fourteen years of age, and John Derrick
nineteen, were placed under the charge Of
the probation officer in the police court
Yesterday morning. George Prudhomme
sixteen was discharged. The ouartette
We're arrested late at night in a barn on
Payne avenue last week.
Indorse Hepburn BiII-Yesterdav a res
olutlon passed at the close of the Sunday
morning service at Central Park M r.
church, indorsing the Hepburn bill. now
pending in congress, to prohibit liouor
dealers from shipping Original pack
ages into prohibition states, was for
Warded to Senator Knute Nelson and
representative Stevens, with a request
that they exert their influence for its mas
sage. 1t was signed by about 100 mem
pers OF the congregation.