The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-20
NEWS OF THE CITY

Discharged From Bankruptoy-C. S.
Taulbee of st. Paul, and G. Parrault.
of Gladstone. were discharged from
bankruptcy in the United States dis
trict court yesterday afternoon.
State Labor Commissioners Goes DO
st. -Louis-State Labor Commissioners
O'Donnell will leave today for St Louis
to attend a meeting of the national
association of state factory inspectors
Elmer Leaves Estate to Children
The will of Oscar E. Elmer, leaving an
estate of SO, 400 to his five children, was
filed in the probate court yesterday
Miss May T. Elmer, the Oldest of the
children, is named eXecutrix.
e. c. Knox Dead-E. C. Knox, for
merly of ST. Paul. is reported to have
died at Niles, Mich, where he had been
residing since last spring. He lived in
st. Paul for several years, and was en-
ployed by G. Sommers & Co.
Worl<man's Arm Fractured-Joseph
Moschner, SCI Lafond street, had his
left arm dislocated through an accident
while at work yesterday afternoon at
at Merriam Park. He was attended by
DR.. Balloon.
Trustee Wants Straits Auto - Fred
Habegger, trustee of II. Burton Strait,
bankrupt, asks the district court to
find that Joy Bros. must turn over to
the trustee an automobile alleged to
have been the property of Strait, or
pay its value, $500.
Big Boys Set Dog on Small Boy
Nick Roussopolis, sixteen, and Hubert
Olsen, thirteen, were placed in charge
OF the probation officer yesterday for
roughly handling Charles Smith,
small boy. They were charged with
setting dog on the Smith boy.
Jack Finn Promises to Quit City
Jack Finn. who, when arrested Satur-
day morning at Seventh and ST. Peter
streets on charge of drunkenness,
fought with Patrolmen Peterson and
Gavin, was released from police court
yesterday on his promise to leave the
city.
Claims Horse Was Neglected Ever
EFT. Knapp asks the district court to
give him judgment for $125 against S.
Nadeau, claiming that the latter failed
to keep his agreement to properly care
for and feed a horse belonging to
Knapp, with the result that the animal
died.
Hunters Fined 81 Apiece - Judge
Hine yesterday imposed a fine of 81
on each of the hunters arrested Sunday
by Detective Ryan for shooting around
Lake Phalen. The men gave their
names as Arthur Skaar, Emil skaar,
Herman Schultz, Charles Helminiak
and Henry Schmidt.
State Timber Board Meets Today
Cow Van SAINT will call meeting to-
day of the state timber board to listen
to the reports of cruisers, and to con-
slider what timber shall be sold at the
seml-annual sale of state timber, to be
held Oct. 20. The governor, state au-
ditor and state treasurer constitute
the board.
Civil Service Examinations-On Nov.
10 civil service examinations for car
riers and clerks in the mail service
will be held at the federal building.
Applications for examination must be
In before p. m. Oct. II. Tomorrow
forty-siX applicants will take the ex-
aminations for various positions in the
departmental service.
Gets Pointers From Fire Warden
Former Land Commissioner Nogel, of
the Great Northern Railway, now in
charge of the logging interests of the
Analgamated Copper company, of
Montana, was at the state capitol yes
terday afternoon examining the meth
DDS of the state fire warden in the
prevention of forest fires.
Ticket Men Have a Fieht-Two
clerks in a cut-rate ticket office on
Robert street had a fight as a result
of an argument early last evening, and
We're arrested by Patrolman J. Smith.
One of the men is accused of throwing
an ink stand at his antagonist. The
men gave their names as George
Brown and E. Henry. They were re-
leased on $40 bail
Fire Destroys Woman's Wardrobe
Fire which started in a closet at the
residence of Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly, S34
st. Anthony avenue yesterday morn
ing, damaged Mrs Kelly's wardrobe to
the extent of $25. The smoke from the
closet was noticed before the fire had
gained Roadway and only a few gar
ments were damaged. The cause OF
the fire is not known.
New Telephone Directory-R. A. Polk
& Co., city directory publishers, are
preparing combined Twin City and
Northwestern telephone directory. All
subscribers to both phones will be list
ed in the book with their telephone
call over both lines. Subscribers will
be listed also by street numbers in
addition to names, making it possible
for a person ignorant of the name OF
the person he wishes to talk to, YET
knowing his address. to be able to Sc
cure connections.