The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-10
CITY NEWS


Bishop Stanley at st. Luke's-Bish-
. op John Stanley will preach in ST.
Luke's church. Ashland and Victoria,
> this morning at 1880.
State Bank at ST. Michaei-The State
j. Bank of St. Michael was yesterday ar-
thorized by the state bank examiner to
, begin business. S. J. Mealy, of Month
cello, is president, and H. Benning is
cashier. The capital stock is $4,000.
Has Attack of Heart Trouble on
Street-James Cakes, residing at Cook.
and Cortland streets, had an, attack of
heart failure yesterday at Fourth and
Sibley streets, and was taken to his
home in the police ambulance.
Youth Dies While Sitting in Chair
Arthur Cooper, fifteen years old, ex-
pired suddenly while sitting in an arm
Friday. Coroner A. w. Miller, who
was called, decided that death was due
to tuberculosis.
Sutton at First Christian Church
Harry Trumbull Sutton, of Nebraska,
. Will deliver an address in the First
Christian church, Nelson and Earring
ton avenues, this evening on the subject
of "Christ's Idea of Freedom and the.
Liquor Traffic"
Mayor Will Lay Corner stone-The
corner stone of the new Salvation
Army barracks, at 1011 Payne avenue,
viii be laid this afternoon. Mayor
Smith will lay the stone, and Brig.
jenkins and Staff Captain Christoph-
erson will assist in the ceremony.
Property Owners Lose First Round
Judge Lewis yesterday overruled the
motion of the Chestnut street property
owners to dismiss the case brought by
the city to enforce the assessment for
paving the street, and ordered the case
tried on it's merits during the October
term.
Charged With Stealing Poor's Money
John Graft, arrested Friday night on
charge of stealing a Salvation Army
mite box from the Loop saloon, Eighth
and Cedar streets, was arraigned in the
police court yesterday, charged with
petit larceny. His case was continued
; until Monday.
= Giesen Would Be Commissioners.
j. Giesen yesterday filed as a candi-
date for the Democratic nomination
Tor county commissioner from the city,
and A. P. Wright, at present holding
the office desires to succeed himself
as Republican from the Eastern
country district.
Archbishop Redwood to Preach
Most Reverend F. M. Redwood, arch
bishop of Wellington, New Zealand,
who is in st. Paul, will preach at the
Cathedral at the 1920 service this
z morning. He is making a tour of the
world and is stopping in this city as a
guest of Archbishop Ireland.
Offer Excuse for AssauIt-Jacob,
Peter and Joseph Wisdorf yesterday
entered pleas of guilty to the charge
OF aSSaulting Edward Hinderer. but
claimed that they were justified be-
cause Hinderer struck their brother.
Judge. F'inehout, of the police court,
VIII impose sentence Tuesday.
Insane Woman Is committed-Selma
Berglahd was yesterday committed to
the insane hospital by Judge Bazille
after an examination held in the coun-
ty jail. She is afflicted with a religious
mania, and believes that she is reuuir-
ed to inflict upon herself a series of
injuries, which are to purify her soul
and prepare her for death.
A. o. U. w. and D. o. II. Memorial
Oay-The second Sunday in Septem-
Der was selected as memorial day for
the A. Q. U. w. and d. o. H. lodges
at meeting of the delegates in charge
of the matter last evening, and a COM
mlttee selected to complete arrange
ments, OF which c. Coke was made
president, Miss M. Erdman secretary
and w. b. Patterson treasurer. Sub
committees were named from the gem
eral committee to take charge of the
different features of the memorial.