The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-20

Rode His Wheel on Sidewalk. D.
Walker was yesterday fined 50 for riding
his bicycle on the Iglehart street side
walk
Chaplain Granted Leave of Absence
Leave of absence for one month and ten
days was granted yesterday TO Chaplain
Allen AIenswort Fort Harrison, Mont.
Vagrant Draws Thirty Days-David
Halpin was before Judge Finehout yester-
day for vagrancy. and because of his
tough appearance was sentenced to thirty
days in the workhouse.
Supreme Court Dismisses AppeaI-In the
supreme court yesterday the appeal CT
the Minneapolis Cooperative company,
respondent. VS.. Henry H. Kruger was dis
missed for want of prosecution.
Jacobson Visits Insane HospitaI-Chair-
man J. F. Jacobson, of the state board
of control, yesterday visited the Hastings
hospital for the insane. 1t was the usual
monthly visit of inspection made by some
member of the board.
Prisoner Becomes VioIent-Franl1
Kreisher, arrested Monday for drunken
ness, became violent at the county Jail
yesterday and had to be placed in a pad
ded cell. The man is said to be insane
and viii be examined in the probate court.
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Youths Charged With Breaking Street
ights-Eugene ORourke. Joe Clinton, ].
+. Butler and SpydeV Ryan, young fell
lows. were in police court yesterday ac-
Cused Of having broken a number of street
lights. They were held for trial Tuesday.
Little Change in c. N. Bells Condition
Little change was observed yesterday in
the condition of Charles n. Bell. the at
torney who is seriously i'll at the city
hospital. suffering, it is said, from a nerv-
Gus disorder He was reported to be in
no immediate danger.
Condition Of Mrs. Owens Improved
Mrs. Mary A. Owens, OF 624 Ashland ave
nue.. who sustained conclusion of the brain
as the result of being knocked down by a
bicycle last Friday, was slightly better
yesterday morning. Her physician said
that it was still possible that she might
recover.
Mayor Signs Building Code-Mayor
Smith yesterday signed the amendments
to the building code no one having APP
peared in opposition to it. AS soon as the
amendments are published they will be in
force and all theaters halls and other
places of public assemblage will come
within its provisions.
viii Attend Medical Society Meeting
The state board of control and Gov Van
SAINT have given permission to DR.. II. A.
Tomiinson, superintendent of the st. Peter
hospital for the insane. to attend the an
nual meeting of the American Medical
Psychological society. which will meet at
st. Louis May 80 to June inclusive
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Landon Makes a Change-Lewis c. Ian
DON secretary of the Minnesota Drug
Clerks association. and for some years
with c. F. Rutherford & Co. has taken
a position with the Kennedy. SuffeH &
Andrews Drug Company of Minneapolis.
MI. Landons field of operations will be
st. Paul Saltwater and Hudson.
Hearn Estate Valued at 81 ,2oo-A peti-
ton for letters of administration was filed
IN the probate court yesterday in the es-
tate OF Attorney John z. Hearn by the
widow, who asks the court to name her
as administrator. Besides the widow there
are four children, two sons and two
daughters. The estate is valued at 81
200 all personal property.
Knights of Pythias viii March-st
Paul Lodge No. ?, knights of Pvtbias
has voted to take part in the Memorial
day parade. The uniform rank of the
lodge, with their band. will march de-
spite the report published recently that
TINS Dand would not appear in process
sion with non-union musicians Ninnno-
apolis Pythians will also parade here Nav
30. There will be three companies of the
uniform rank under Gen. Fred Wheaton.
Australian Tourists in city-A party
or Australian tourists, en- route to the
ST Louis exposition, reached st. PauI
last night and are quartered at the Mer
chants hotel. Included in the party are.
+. {. a. Mccartney. V. Mccartney and T.
watson Thomas of Brisbane Queensland:
Rev James Penfolds. of Auckland. New
Zealand; ii. George Wingrave, of Sidney.
N. 3 W. and James Hetherington of
Melbourne, Victoria.
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