The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-27


Wildwood Summer Season opens-The
summer season will be inaugurated at
wildwood Sunday, from which time ears
will be run every half hour.
School commencement Exercises
There will be numerous recitations and
musical features connected with the COM
mencement exercises of the Irving school.
(which occurs at 2:30 o'clock this after
noon.
SNo Formal Invitations to Opening of
Baths-Dr. Ohage will not issue formal
Invitations to the opening of the public
baths, which occurs Saturday, but gives
a. general invitation to the public to be.
present.
Gland Company increases Its Liability.
Ene Waverton Land Company of Heron
lake yesterday filed an amendment to its
articles of Incorporation with the secre-
tary of state. increasing the limit of its
liability to $4,000.
sPaId Five Dollars for Bean PoIes-Ja-
cob Jacobson yesterday paid fine of SIS
fer having cut some bean poles from Riv-
e1Side park. Jacobson lives in Minneapo
lis and said that he did not know that he
was on city property.
Mrs. Higgins Failed to Appropriateness
Nash, arrested on the charge of having
discolored the eye of Mrs. Higgins
neighbOr. was discharged in police court
yesterday. Mrs. Higgins failed to appear
and prosecute the case.
Improvement Association Meets Tonight
The Grand View Heights Improvement
association will meet this evening at SAL
Ohio street and discuss the high school
question. School Inspector Boeringer has
I iFla4if, h. craV1f
Sued for Goods Purchased-G. Klein &
Son yesterday began a suit in the munich
pal court claiming $29670 from James
Donnelly & Sons. Defendants answer that
they purchased the goods in question, but
that they were not worth more than
$247.45.
SaIoonman Files Bankruptcy Petition
A petition in voluntary bankruptcy was
filed in the federal court yesterday by
John Garfity. a st. Paul saloonkeeper.
Mr.. Clarity places his liabilities at 500,
and his assets at $3.50, most of which
is exempt.
Father Brings n. P. Richeson Home
Hamilton P. Rieheson, a son of DR.. Will
liam Richeson, is suffering from hem
orrhage of the lungs and will be brought
nome from Spokane, Wash, by his father.
The sufferer has been employed by the
Northern Pacific.
DIR. Boyle VIII Preach to Sodiers-Sun-
day evening at the House of Hope church
will be devoted to a sermon to the mem
bers of the five companies of the national
guard. The guardsmen will be accom-
panied by their officers. Dr. W. II. w.
Boyle, the pastor, will preach.
Searching for George Benton Hanna
Mrs. Mary A. Kidow, of Brodhead,
Wis, writes to the city clerk asking for
information as to the whereabouts of her
brother, George Benton Hanna, whom she
thinks is in st. Paul. The name does
not appear in the city directory.
Permits Issued for Flat and Dwelling
Charles Thompson yesterday secured a
permit to erect a $4,000 dwelling on Lin
coin avenue, between Milton and Victoria,
and Caroline Waldron will erect three
story fiat building on Lincoln, between
Dale and st. Adams, to cost $40, 600.
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Con Carroll Goes to Superior-Gov Van
SAINT yesterday decided to honor the
requlsition of the governor of Wisconsin
for the person of Con Carroll, alias Con
Sheehan. wanted at Superior for burglary
Carroll is under arrest at Duluth. He is
charged with breaking and entering bar
Der shop at Superior.
Grocers and Meat Men to Close Early
Proprietors of st. Paul grocery and meat
stores yesterday reached an agreement to
close their places of business at noon on
51Onday, Decoration day. The members of
ahe Retail GrocerS' and Retail Meat Deal
Ars associations met in joint session yes
serday and reached an agreement for the
closing.
Had Auto Number in Wrong Spot-F L.
johnson living at 400 Grove street YES
serday paid a fine of IS in police court
3br failing to have his automobile prop
ely numbered. He escaped with a light
me on his explanation that he was not
familiar with the law and attached the
numbers to the side of the vehicle
O.
Editors Preparing for Excurson-C. F.
Macdonald, the ST. Cloud editor and
president of the State Editorial associa-
ton, was in st. Paul yesterday an route
home from West Baden, Ind While in St
Paul he had a conference with c. P.
Slime, secretary of the editorial associa-
ton, regarding plans for the excursion of
the editors to st. Louis. The party starts
June 4.
Wild Mustard Seed Law to Be Tested
The wild mustard seed law will be given
test in the supreme court today, when
the case of the state against Z. Boehm
Will be argued and submitted. Boehm
was convicted of a violation of the law
IN Redwood county and appealed to the SUI
preme court, where the question of the
validity of the law will be raised County
Attorney c. T. Howard Of Redwood
county, will present the case for the
state.
DEATHS OF THE DAY