The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-16

Warned to Cease Working the Can
Mickey Hines. Tom Brown and TEN Mer-
rill, arrested for rushing the can, were
warned in police court yesterday and dis
charged
Sons of Veterans to Meet at Spring
Park-The annual convention of the Sons
of Veterans will be held at Spring PARK.
Minnetonka. June 81 %. Fifteen delegates
will be sent by ST. Paul camp. The. la
dies auxiliary will meet at the same
time.
Miss Olga Nelson Dies at ST. Peter
e. L. Erickson, a clerk in the Office of the
state treasurer. was called to ST Peter
yesterday by the death there of his sister.
Miss Olga Erickson. who died Tuesday of
tuberculosis She was twenty-four years
old.
Changes Its Name-The Frank Wilson
Loan and Trust company. of Wadena.
has amended its articles of incorpora-
ton. and viii in future be known as the
Frank Wilson Investment company. p.
V Coppernon is president of the corpora
ton
Food Commissioner o'ConneII Goes to
ST. Louis-W w p. Mcconnell, state
dairy and food commissioner. left yester-
day for ST. Louis. where he will look after
Minnesota's interests in the national but
ter scoring contest inaugurated some
days ago.
Want to Be County Commissioners
Robert n Grady and William E. Din
dorf, an employee of the Northwestern
Telephone company, entered the county
commissioner list yesterday by filing their
declarations with the county auditor. Both
are Democrats.
Agrees to Keep the Peace-Samuel
Brods and S. A Fellinger, who occupy
store on West Seventh street jointly had
trouble. and BrOds was brought into po-
lice court yesterday on complaint of
Fellinger and required TO sign a bond to
keep the peace.
Col. Gardner to Speak at Commercial
Lieut.. Col. Cornelius Gardner, of the
Twenty first infantry. will give an ad-
dress at the Commercial club tomorrow
afternoon at l o'clock on the Philippines.
Col Gardner served in the Philippines and
was military governor of one of the dis
tricts.
Board of Control Members Visit AsyIums
Chairman j. F. jacobson, of the board of
control, yesterday visited the Anoka asy-
lum for the insane. and o. B. Gould of
me bodIu' hdue d TRIP 10 the rochester
hospital The board will hold a regular
meeting today at the Red Wing training
school
Carpenter Falls From House, E.
Holman, of Breckenridge. Mimi. boarding
at 948 Hastings avenue, fell from the sec
Ond story of a building al Eighth and
Willius streets, On which he was working,
yesterday morning at 8 o'clock. and suf-
fered a fracture of the right thigh He
was removed to Luther hospital.
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Gen. Llbbey Returns From State Camp
--Adjt. Gen. E D. Libbey returned yester-
day from Lake City, where he had been to
Superintend the arrangements for the re-
ceptiOn of the Third regiment, Minneso-
ia national guard which went into camp
yesterday at Camp Lakeview. Gen. Lib
hey declares the soldiers have nearly all
the comforts of home and that they are
cozily housed.
Crops in Southern Minnesota in Good
Ccndition-State Auditor S. @. Iverson has
returned from Rushferd. Fillmore county,
where Tuesday he attended an old set
tiers reunion. There were fully 5000
people at the celebration. Fine state au-
ditor says that never has he seen South
eastern Minnesota crop conditions more
favorable than at present.
Street Railway Settles Personal Injury
Suit-The case of Albert L. Phillips
against the street railway company,
personal injury damage suit was settled
out of court yesterday before it came to a
trial The company is said to have made
an offer which was satisfactory to Phillips.
The plaintiff lost an eye as the result of
having been struck by conductor.