The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-27
NEWS OF THE CITY

Landlord Sues for Rent-H. H. May
all has sued T. c. Morgan for S51 al
legged to be due him for three months
rental of premises at 5SS Brunson
street.
Lillian Stays Away-Lillian Russell,
colored arrested last Thursday by De-
tective Fraser on charge of vagrancy,
forfeited $50 bail in police court yes
terday.
Bound to Keep the Peace-Eugene
Grandbois who was arrested at the
Empire theater Saturday night for par.
ticipating in disturbance, signed a
peace bond in police court yesterday.
Arrested for Walking on Tracks
Otto Ervert, fifteen years old, was ar
rested yesterday morning for walking
on the Wisconsin Central railroad
tracks, and was placed in charge of
the probation officer.
Bookkeepers Meet Tonieht-The first
fall meeting of the st. Paul Association
of Accountants and Beokkeepers will
be held this evening in the assembly
room of the Chamber of Commerce,
$40 Endicott building.
& CoIectorvon Baumbach at His Desk
Again-Maj. Frederick Won Baumbach,
collector of internal revenue, who has
been ill at his home in Alexandria, re-
turned yesterday to his Office at the
federal building for the first time since
July.
French to Watch VaniIIa-Prof. F. c.
Boucher, French consul, has received a
notification that the French govern
ment will undertake to see that all
the vanilla brought to this country
shall be absolutely pure, and all consul
lar agents have been accordingly noti-
fed.
Drink Led to Theft-Edward La
Bonte who took a wheel belonging to
]. Bradshaw, 317 West Seventh street,
Sunday morning, said in police court
yesterday that he had taken the BIZ
cycle while drunk, and promised to stop
drinking. He was let off with fine
of SIS.
PeddIer Sent Up for Ninety Days
c. c. Silk, a Minneapolis peddler, who
was arrested three weeks ago, charged
with obtaining goods from G. Sommers
& Co. by fraud, pleaded guilty in police
court yesterday afternoon to a charge
ninety days in the workhouse.
Youths Disciplined for Reckless
Driving-W. Gehrke, seventeen, and
August Seidenkranz, nineteen years
old, We're in police court yesterday,
charged with reckless driving. They
We're arrested Sunday night while
driving rapidly On Western avenue.
They were placed in charge of the pro-
baton officer.
Young Marksmen Under Surveillance
Eugene Hunt, ten years. and Sidney
Hannah, twelve years old, living on
the West Side, were placed in charge
of the probation officer yesterday for
using a small rifle too freely Sunday
afternoon. 1t was charged that they
fired shot which went through a car
window of Great Western train, mar
rowly missing passenger
Nicotine Knocks Man Out-E. r.
Lynch, 223 Harrington avenue was poi
soned Saturday night by nicotine which
he swallowed while smoking cigar
The poison had accumulated 10. the end
of the cigar, and when Mr.. Lynch at
tempted to relight it he received
quantity in his mouth. He became IN
conscious, and a physician labored over
him several hours before he was fully
restored.
His Explanation Saves HING. w.
Moore. arrested last week by Patrol
man Paulson. while driving an auto
mobile belonging to L. A Wood with
out number, explained in police court
yesterday afternoon that the night be-
fore he was arrested the tag was lost
at the horse show, and that when
stopped by Paulson he was on his way
TO purchase new tag. The COM
plant against him was dismissed.