The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-13

Foresters Meet Tonight-The SUI
-preme officers of the United Order of
Foresters will meet with Court Land
mark No. 45, at Bunker's hall, West
Sixth and Washington streets, this
-evening.
Corning Files Election Expense Ac-
count. w. L. Corning, who was
elected alderman of the Seventh ward
without opposition, yesterday filed his
expense account with the city clerk,
certifying that he spent but $50.
Insurance Company Admitted-The
Bankers Reserve Life company, OF
Omaha, was yesterday admitted to do
BUSINESS in Minnesota by Insurance
Commissioner E. H. Dearth on compl1-
azlce with the statutes.
Playground Fund Is Opened-A play
ground fund of $4,000 was yesterday
opened by the city treasurer, this be-
fng the amount appropriated by the
: city council to be spent on public
Fairgrounds during the year.
O.
Smith Fails to Appear Against Pre-
rneau-Frank Smith, who was stabbed
by Fred Premeau, declined to appear
in the police court yesterday and pros
ecute Premeau, with the result that the
charge against the latter was dis
missed.
Mrs. AIbrecht Goes Back to Works
Mrs. Hannah Albrecht, otherwise
known as the Lady of the Lake" a
police court character, was yesterday
sent back to the workhouse after four
days of liberty. She received the US
suaI ten days on the charge of drunken
ness.
Order Poles Under Ground-The al
dermanic committee on streets yesteF-
day decided upon a favorable report
on the resolution ordering the Twin
City Telephone company to put their
wires under ground on Hague avenue,
from ChatsWOrth to Lexington. The
company protested.
First Communion at CathedraI-At
the Cathedral Thursday morning a
class of 125 boys and girls attended
first communion. More than 500 other
children renewed their communal vows.
The day was Ascension Thursday and
was duly observed by the Catholic
churches of the city.
Police After Scorchers and TagIess
Wheels-Bieycle riders are being taught
that they are expected to obey the Or
dinances, George Blomgren, A. T. Ellis,
Arthur Kimball, Murray Mclean,
James Wilson and Charles Riekers
having been brought before the police
court yesterday and fined 81 each for
minor violations.
Ballard Asks an Accounting John
M. Ballard, one of the stockholders
of the Minnesota Publishing company,
yesterday petitioned the district court
for an accounting of the partnership
and the appointment of a receiver to
wind UP the business of the company
John G. Nelson is Billiards. partner ia
the business.
New Rural Free Delivery Routes
Forty-two additional rural free deliv-
cry routes were established in Mime
sofa May 2, according to reports which
have been received at the postoffice de-
partment. Minnesota has now almost
as many rural routes as any state in
the Union, there being nearly 900
routes in operation within the state
o.
Fined for Illegal Fishins-The state
game and fish commission was yester-
day notified that +. J. S. Sampson and
A. G. TreadweH had been fined $1E
each at Redwood Falls for Illegally
fishing. They were plying their voca-
ton too near a fiShway. A GlenwooC
man, whose name was not returned to
the commission, gave up 800 for fish
Ing with net in Lake Minnewaska.