The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-14
CITY NEWS
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State Engineers to Convene Feb. a.
The annual convention or the Minnesota
Engineers association will be held at the
Commercial club Feb "a.
Good Roads Association ConVenes Next
Week-The tenth annual convention of the
Minnesota Good Roads association will
be held at the Commercial club, Feb. g.
lnqurinq for Robert Sampson-Relatives
of Robert Sampson, of Winnipeg, are
inquiring for him in Minneapolis and ST.
Paul, where he is thought to be at pres
emit
Dayton Bluff Mothers Club viii Meet
The Dayton Buff Mothers club will meet
Friday afternoon al the Van Buren, school.
Miss Laura Hand, the principal will give
an illustrated lecture.
Humane Society VIII Hold Annual
Tuesday-The annual meeting Of the
State Humane society will be held Tues
day afternoon at Relief Society hall, East
Ninth street, at o'clock.
Mrs. Frediana Dead-Two sons and a
daughter survive Mrs. Frediana, who died
at her home late yesterday from dropsy.
She was sixty years Of age and resided in
this city for many years.
o
w. l. Goodkind Is Better-William L.
Goodkind, member of the Manufacturer
firm. who underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis Friday, was resting easily last
night and is expected to recover.
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viii Build $4,000 ResIdence-T c..
Field. the drygoods merchant, will erect
a $35 900 residence at Portland and West
ern avenues. The building will be a
three-story pressed brick structure
VIII Deliver an Obituary-Dr B. F.
Clark. of Minneapolis, will speak at So
efalist hall, 71k West Third street, at 3
p. m. today His subject will be s'An
Obituary to the Departing Middle Class"
Judge Hine Sends Notwithstanding r.
c.. Hire. of the municipal court now in
California, sent valentines of humorous
mature to his friends in this city, which
were received yesterday. Judge Finehout
attended to the distribution.
Irvine Plant Receipts in January Were
$22, 735-The Saltwater prison manage
ment has reported to the state board
of control that the January receipts of the
Irvine plant at the prison were $22, 735 49,
Denies Stealing From His Employer
Robert J. BoXel, an insurance solicitor en-
pIoyed by W. J. Cremer, pleaded not
guilty to the charge of having stolen $126
from his employer, in the police court
yesterday. He will be tried Saturday
Garment Workers. Union Entertain
Garment Workers Union No. III will have
an open meeting and entertainment Fri
day evening at Federation hall. All gar
1nent workers have been invited A dance
will be given after the conclusion of the
entertainment.
Scarlet Fever Gases Not Serious-James
H Keane, another victim Of the scarlet
fever epidemic at st. Thomas college, was
yesterday removed to the city hospital. Dr.
Markoe, who is attending the cases, says
none of them is serious. The college has
been thoroughly disinfected
Left All the Money With County Treas
urer-Cashier J. D. HI. Painter, of the
county treasurer's office, is holding a
woman's purse that contains small sum
of money. The purse was left at the Of
flee last week by an unknown owner who
is requested to relieve Mr.. Painter of his
responsibility.
Appendicitis Fatal TO Miss Hattie Gehr-
naan-Mss Hattie Gehrman, aged seven
teen years, an assistant in the mail order
department Of Mannheimer Bros. died
after few days illness at Bethesda hos
pitai yesterday, after undergoing an oper-
alton for appendicitis. She resided at SIG
Fuller street.
st. Anthony Park Sewer Contract
Siqned-City Comptroller .Betz yesterday
signed the contract let to w. J. Kirkland
for the construction of the st. Anthony
Park sewer The contract provides for
the payment of 100000 by the city, and
requires the contractor to finish the Job
before Sept. 1.
Fined 500 for Embedding $e6-H. J.
Borget, salesman for the Berrisford Candy
company, was yesterday fined 800 for
the embezZlement Of $96 from the firm.
The company wished to withdraw the
charge after Borget had settled with
them, but the court thought it necessary
to make an example of the prisoner, and
refused permission.
Charged With Stealing Brass-The four
youths, William YarnelI William Ramsey,
Fred Fischer and Dan O'Connell, arrested
Thursday on the charge of stealing a
quantity of brass from .ailroad yards on
the West side, pleaded not guilty in the
ipolice court yesterday. They are alleged
to have stolen nearly 900 pounds Of
brass.
Funeral of Mrs. r. S. White-The flu
neral of Mrs. R. S. White, who died sud-
denly in Minneapolis on Friday, will be
held Monday at 2 o'clock from her home,
702 Marshall avenue. Rev A. McGregor,
of the Park Congregational church, will
officiate The body will be temporarily
placed in the Oakland cemetery vault and
in the spring will be inferred at Fort At
kinson, Wis.
Argues for New TrIaI-Judge Kelly of
the district court, heard arguments yes
terday on a motion for a new trial in the
case of John Peterson, federal collector
of customs, against the National Surety
company, to collect money alleged to be
due on the bond Of a deputy collector.
This deputy, Heino, was tried on a crimi-
nal charge and acquitted. Judge Kelly
deferred his decision.
Will Debate Army canteen Question
The Y. M. c. A. Debating club, of ST.
Paul, will meet the Senate Debating So
ciety of the Minneapolis Y. M. c. A, at
Minneapolis Tuesday evening. The army
canteen problem will be discussed, the
st. Paul club having the affirmative of
the question as to whether it should be
restored. The st. Paul debaters will be
o. B. Anderson, F. E. Anderson and B. P.
Boland.
WILL READ $4,000
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