The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-08

The temperature at 2:3O a. m.
was 40 above zero, q drop OF B
degrees since s q. m.

Soldiers Home Trustees Meet Thursday
The board of trustees of the soldiers
home will meet at the home Thursday
April IA.
Can Do Business in Minnesota-The In
demnity Exchange, a fire insurance I'M
derwriting concern, of Chicago. was yes
terday admitted to do business In Min
nesota.
Men of Grace M. &. Church to Meet
The April meeting of the Mems club of
Grace Nj. E. church will be held in the
church parlors this evening. Judge j.
w. Finehout will deliver an address on
the juvenile branch of the municipal
court.
Fifteen Boys Let Out of Reformatory-
Eight boys were paroled and seven dis
charged from the state reformatory at
St. Cloud Wednesday by the board of
control. A calendar Of fifty was heard by
Mr.. Jacobson and Judge Could who re-
turned to ST. Paul yesterday.
Sues for Commlsslons-Judge Lewis is
engaged in the trial of the jury case Of
the Northwestern Interstate Land COM
pany against Urquhart. Richards e. Pat
tinson. The plaintiff seeks to collect
S1,609.75 alleged to be due as commits
sions on sales of farm lands for the de-
PENDANT
Convicted SaIoonkeeper ReIeased-Wil-
liam SOehner, convicted of selling liquor
without a license two weeks ago in No
bleS county and sentenced to thirty days
imprisonment, was granted a pardon yes
terday by the state board, which held a
special meeting. Soehner was released
on account of i'll health
Father Given Divorce and Children
In the divorce suit of William Wilder
against Celia Wilder Judge Jaggard has
granted decree. On additional evidence
submitted Wednesday the court was sat
listed of the desertion alleged by the
plaintiff. The three children are given
INTO the custody Of the father.
Moberg's Brother Claims Body-Lars
MOberg, of Minneapolis, at the st. Paul
morgue yesterday identified the remains
OF Louis Moberg, who was murdered in
a ROCK island box car at OWatonna Mon
day, as his brother. The Minneapolis
Moberg had not heard of the murder
until yesterday morning.
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Feast of the Passover Ends-The Jewish
feast of the Passover, concentrating the
flight of the ancient Jews from Egypt
ended with shutdown yesterday. The re-
formed Hebrews ended the season of fast
ing Wednesday, while the orthodox Jews
observed the full eight days.
Jury in Doubt-Katherine Koegans suit
against the New York Life company to
recover 5000 for personal injuries sus-
tained in a passenger elevator in the
New York Life building, went to the jury
yesterday morning, but at the close of
court the members of the jury had still
been unable to reach an agreement.
Health Department Finds Smallpox
Case-Andrew Iverson, living at 77S Ar
cade street, was yesterday found to be
suffering from smallpox and was taken to
the detention hospital by the health de-
partment officials. For several days while
IVerson was suffering from the disease he
was associating with his fellow employees
The source of the infection is unknown.
Auditors Meeting Date Changed
County auditors of the state will meet
the assessors this year on the last Thurs
day of April instead of the last Saturday
as heretofore, on account of the change
IN the time fixed at the last session Of
the legislature. The date for the meeting
this year will be April 28 State Auditor
1verson will notify the county auditors of
the change in the date for the meetings.
Becomes Unconscious on Train-Frank
Evans, whose ticket read from Bozeman.
Mont. to Dubuque, Iowa, was taken from
Northern Pacific train at the union de-
pot yesterday morning on the arrival of his
train from the west. He had suddenly
become unconscious, and at midnight at
the city hospital had not regained his
senses sufficiently to tell about himself.
Evans is about forty years old, and from
appearances is thought to be cattle
man.