The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-24
CITY NEWS

Fran<eI Quits Side Path Association
H. d. F'ranl1el, secretary of the side
path commission, has resigned as
member of the body.
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Insurance Commissioner Returns To-
day-Elmer H. Dearth, state insurance
commissioner, will return today from
West Baden, Ind, where he spent
weeks vacation.
M. r. Brock on Thirty Days Leave
NJ. r. Brock, chief clerk in the office
of the chief quartermaster at the army
building, has gone to Detroit on
thirty days leave.
Receipt Raiser Fined $15-Ed West
phaL accused of having defrauded Pa
per CaImensOn & Co. of a small amount
by raising hay receipts, was yesterday
fined $l5 in the police court.
Zionist Clubs Annual BaII-The Ii
OniSt club win give its ninth annual
bah next Tuesday evening at Cam
bridge hall. Dancing will be preceded
by promenade beginning at o'clock.
Merchants Are Sued for Bill-Finch.
Young & McConville began suit in the
district court yesterday against Mol
den & KjOs to collect $2S7, said to be
due as a balance on account for mer-
chandise sold by the plaintiffs to the
defendants.
Black in Bankruptcy Ceurt-A N.
Black, of South Park, filed an applica-
ton in bankruptcy with the clerk or
the United States district court yeSter-
day. He states his liabilities as $1,000
and his assets as 1925, consisting of
household furniture.
Claims Moody Owes $1,883.72-
Adam Decker & Co., hardware mer-
chants, began an action in the dis
triCt court yesterday against Peter ].
Moody for $1,S83.72. The amount is
alleged by the plaintiffs to be still due
on an account of $4,871.OS for goods.
Leavenworth Officer Goes Home
John T. Glynn, Bertillon operator for
the police department of Leavenworth,
Kan, left st. Paul last evening for his
home after spending a few days in the
city. His visit is claimed to be one of
pleasure and not of business.
George r. Maxwell Stops in City,
George II. Maxwell Chicago, executive
officer of the National Irrigation asso-
citation, spent yesterday in ST. Paul.
FIe was a guest at the Chamber of
Commerce. Maxwell was en- route East
from Montana, where he had address
ed the annual meeting of the Stock
growers association.
Children's Home Society to Meet
The annual meeting of the Children's
Home Society of Minnesota will be
held at $3.50 o'clock Thursday after
noon at the Jean Martin Brown Re-
ceiving home, ST Anthony Park. Re
port will then be made that the society
has cared for 230 homeless children
within twelve months.
Street Railway EmpIoye Stricken
Shortly before noon yesterday the po-
lice ambulance was called to the street
car barns on West Seventh street to
take Henry Clinton, an employee of the
company to the city hospital. At the
hospital it was discovered that the
man was suffering from a form of
paralysis, being unable to use his
limbs. Inflammation of the nerves is
said to DE the cause of his condition.
He lives at 544 Temperance street.
wilder Charity" Incorporated-Ar-
ticles of incorporation of the Amherst
H. Wilder charity" were filed at the
office of the register of deeds yeSter-
day, and so far as is apparent they are
similar to the articles filed some time
since with the secretary of state. The
object of the corporation, as stated, is
to carry out a provisional trust created
by the will Of Amherst H. Wilder, who
died in 1894. The Amherst H. Wilder
charity fund amounts to more than
100000.
Young Beggar Is Sent Home-Alex-
ander Keller, the sixteen year old boy
who was recently arrested on COM
~ 7, a CaY7t Of fIo
Humane society, for begging, was yes
terday returned to his parents in Du-
luth on transportation furnished by
them. The charge against him in the
police court was therefore dismissed.
Mr. Hutchins says that for several
days before young Keller was arrested
he was representing himself as deaf
and dumb and begging on the streets.
Oratorical Contest at HanIine The
intercollegiate Prohibition association
of Minnesota viii hold its fourth annual
convention and oratoricaI contest at
Hamline university chapel next Friday
and Saturday. The convention will
open Friday afternoon; the oratorical
contest will take place Friday evening.
The winner in this state contest will
take part in the central interstate con-
test at Springfield, Ill, May "a. The
winner at Springfield will enter a
grand national contest at Indianap-
oils.
Civil Service Examinations = Civil
service examinations will be held at
the federal building, in st. Paul, May
II, for assistant in the mint and assay
office at Philadelphia, and assistant
biologist and editor. P. M. Moroney,
local secretary to the civil service COM
mission, has announced the following
as eligible to the position Of custom
house clerk, having passed the exam
ination held last week: Richard Now
man, Morton, Mimi; Harry c. Hudson,
Minneapolis; Fred o. Richardson, New
Auburn; and Ernest G.. Salinger, ST..
Paul.