The Saint Paul globe., 1904-04-20
NEWS OF THE CITY

Former St. Paul Man Dies in Chicago
George Simpson, seventy eight years
old, a former resident of this city, died
Sunday at Chicago.
Grocer Fined 81 for Keeping Open
Sunday. A. Montague, q local grocer,
yesterday entered plea of guilty 10 the
charge of having kept his place of bust
ness open on Sunday and was fined 81.
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Blood Clot on Heart Kills Child
Annie Christine Jensen, a girl two and
one-haIf years old, 63S Selby avenue,
died suddenly yesterday. The cause of
the child's death was d blood clot on
the heart.
Italian Who Shouted "Mafia" Is In
sane-Arelia Farreni, the Italian who
says that he is a member of the Malta,
is apparently insane. Relatives have
been communicated with and promise
TO care for him.
County Treasurer Sells $50 Bicycle
Tags-MOre than $50 bicycle tags have
been sold at the office of the county
treasurer in the past week at the ad
vanced price of 81.
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Commercial Club Grows-New men,
berS of the Commercial club We're elect
ed yesterday by the board of directors,
as follows: r. B. Higbee, John c.
Story. Chester H. Griggs, Henry j.
SchOley and John E. Fowler.
Minneapolis Man to Rebuild State
School at Owatonna-James Lecht, of
Minneapolis, has been awarded the con-
tract for the rebuilding Of the state
school at Owatonna. The entire cost of
the building is to be $4,000
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Mail Clerk Sues Railroad for 10,50o-
w. e. Mott a railway mail clerk, de-
mands $10,500 in damages from the
Great Northern Railway company for
injuries which he says he suffered in
railroad collision near Willmar Nov. IS
sast.
April Butter Contest On-Over 100
tubs of butter were entered in the
monthly contest of the state dairy
commission, which commenced yester-
day. The butter is being scored by
Samuel Haugdahl and H. I. Sender
gard.
Thomas CulIigan IlI-Thomas Culli-
gan, chief clerk in the adjutant gen
erals office at the army building is i'll
at his home, 1872 Marshall avenue Mr.
Culligan is suffering from the effects of
arduOus service in Cuba during the war
with Spain.
D. n. Watson to Erect Flat BuiIdi 'q-
D. II. Watson has taken out building
permit to erect two story flat building
on the south side of Isabel street, be-
tween Robert and Clinton. The eSti-
mated cost of the building, which will
contain four flats. is $4,000.
Attorney General Selects stenog-
I r n~I,
pointed stenOgrapher in the office of
Attorney General Donahower, succeed
ing Miss Hatch who has become ste
nographer to Judge w. B. Douglas, Of
the state supreme court.
Company Is Inspected-Last even
ing Company +, of the First infantry
NJ. n. G., was inspected by Maj. George
Gerlach. The various drills We're gone
through with evident satisfaction, con-
s1dering the size of the hall Tomorrow
evening Company D, of the First, will
be inspected at the same place.
Private John Schneider Still Alive
AT a late hour last evening the condi-
ton of John Schneider, the soldier who
shot himself at Fort Smelling Sunday
afternoon, was reported by Surgeon
F'rick, of the post, to be no better. The
soldier is not yet out Of danger.
c. E. Sandeen Sues Railway Con-
tractors - Charles E. Sandeen has
brought suit in the district court
against Foley Bros, railroad contrac-
tors, to collect $4,000 alleged to be due
him for work performed in grading
cutting and filling, and for materials
furnished in the extension of the Black
duck extension of the Minnesota & In
ternatiOnal railway.
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Will Again Consider School Curricu-
@Ims-The committee on schools and
uhe special committee on revision of
8he course of study, of the board of ed
RcatiOn, will meet this afternoon The
former committee will attend to the
usual routine business, and the revision
committee will still further consider the
gespOnses to the questions recently sent
out and which have been generally
discussed.