The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04

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Humane Society Meets Today-The St
Paul Humane society viii hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting at the Chamber of
Commerce at 10 o'clock this morning.
Mrs. AIbrecht Returns to como-Mrs.
Aibrecht. a police court character. was
yesterday found guilty of drunkenness in
police court and was sent out for ten
days.
Or. S. w. Carlson Dies at HospltaI-Dr
S. w. Carlson of Starbuck, Mimi. died
yesterday of consumption at Bethesda
hospital He was thirty years old. The
body viii be taken TO Pine City for
burial.
supt. Olsen to Present Diplomas. w.
Olsen, state superintendent of public in
struction, goes today to Royaiton. MORT
son county, where he will present the ai-
plomas to the graduates of the high school
tonight.
Skahim Agrees to Be Good-James G.
SkahiI was yesterday required to sign
peace bond by Judge Finehout for hay-
ing gone to the home of his brother-ln-
law, Joseph Petsch, GIG East Third street,
and causing a disturbance
Chairman Jacobson Called to Madison
J. F. Jacobson, chairman of the state
beard of control, has been called to his
former home at Madison, Lac qui Parle
county, to give evidence in a law suit
pending in the district court
Judge Quinn Sent to Eighth District
Judge James n. Quinn, of Fairmont, has
been designated by Coy. Van SAINT to sit
in a term of the district court for Nc
Leod county for Judge Francis Caldwell.
of the Eighth judicial district.
Mrs. Robert Seymour Succeeds David
Erickson-Mrs. Robert Morris Seymour,
of Duluth. was yesterday appointed
member of the State Art society by Gov.
Van SAINT She succeeds David Erickson,
Duluth, resigned from the society.
Bio Demand for Tax Certificates
Comptroller Betz is receiving numerous
applications for the city tax certificates
that will be issued June Is, the amount
to be given out being $1,445,000, nearly
$500, 00O less than year ago. The certifi-
Gates run for one year and bear per cent
interest.
Wet Weather Delays Exhibit-Comp
troller Betz has received word from Prof.
F. L. McVey in charge of the Twin City
exhibit at the worlds fair, that the wet
weather has delayed the completion of the
St. Minneapolis building, and that it
will be impossible to place the exhibit for
a week.
Mrs. Calvin Wells Passes Away-Word
was received yesterday that Mrs. Calvin
Wells mother of Mrs. c. NJ. Griggs of
365 Summit avenue, had died at Mrs.
Wells home in Allegheny, Pa. Mrs. Wells
was sixty eight years old. Mr.. Griggs
whose wife is now in Allegheny, has left
to attend the funeral.
Wants Father to Give Up Chlid-Mrs.
Hannah thinner yesterday secured an Or
der citing her divorced husband Henry
J. Zimmer to appear in court and show
cause why he should not give her the
possession of their child, now in the GUS
tody of the father. The hearing on the
petition will come up in court today.
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Claus BIixt's Son In Court. A. Blixt
son of Claus Blixt, in the Saltwater peni-
tentiary for life for numbering Katherine
Cling in Minneapolis, spent few hours in
the st. Paul workhouse yesterday, having
been sent there in default of $40 fine
for drunkenness. He was subsequently
released, the fine having been paid by
some friend.
Lumbernen Paying Their BiHs-Receipts
from lumbermen for state pine Stumpage
continue to swell the state treasury. Some
$4,000 was received yesterday, and $18,400
was received from st. Louis county to be
placed to the credit of the permanent
school and university funds. The money
had been loaned to school districts in ST.
Louis county.
Malone Says 1t Was Only SIap-John
Malone, a porter, and living at 304 East
n 7cfro hoFo Tr1lcr nEostf
yesterday charged with having assaulted
his wife, blackening her eye and other
wise bruising her. Malone claimed that
he merely slapped his wife and that she
fell against a banister.T The case was set
for trial Monday.