The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-18

The temperature at 2:3O a. m.
vas 9 above zero, drop of I de-
gree since p. m.

Makes Too Much Smokes. Schiltz,
fireman of Mozart hall, was fined $25 in
the police court yesterday for violation
Of the smoke ordinance.
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SMrs. Ellen j. Miller Dead-Mrs. Ellen
]. Miller. 1049 Payne avenue, died at $50
last night at, Bethesda hospital of
peritonitis, after an illness of two weeks
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sPubc Invited to Inspect Pupils Work
1she friends and patrons Of the Mckinley
school are invited to an exhibition of the
Work of the pupils on Friday from to
50 o'clock
sMinnesota Day at ST. Louis Far-Min-
nesota day at the ST. Louis exposition will
be June Z. This was decided by the ex-
position commissioners yesterday at
meeting held in st. Louis.
9condltion Still CrticaI-H. D. Brown, Of
tie Brown, Treacy & Sperry company,
who is i'll at st. Luke's hospital, was
slightly improved last night, although his
condition is still critical.
William Dederich's VIII Filed-The will
Of the late William Diederich was filed for
probate yesterday. The property is val
ued at $4,000, all of which is left to the
testators wife Cecilia Diederich
o.
Petitions for Admnistration-Ruebe S.
White yesterday filed a petition in the
probate court asking administration of
the estate of Agnes L. White. valued at
$4,000. The petitioner is her husband.
Flremen Taken Suddenly IIi-George
Brown, No. 10 Engine company, and
Michael Lavalle, No. s, We're taken sud
denly i'll yesterday afternoon and removed
to st. Josephs hospital in the police am
bulance. Their condition is not serious.
Case Goes over Month-The case of
Theodore Hays, manager of the Grand.
and his assistant, T. B. Mccormick,
charged with allowing people to stand
in the aisles during performances, was
continued for month in the police court
yesterday.
Charged With Forgery-F. w. Brands
was placed on trial before Judge Jaggard
in the criminal division of the district
court yesterday, charged with passing
forged checks. The checks passed by
Brands are supposed to have been ex-
ecuted by Max Ross now awaiting trial
on forgery charge.
Central High Glasses VIII Debate-The
senior class of the Central high school
met yesterday and decided to challenge
the junior class to a debate. The sopho
more class is expected to challenge the
freshmen and the winners of the Junior
senior and observation-disclosures contests
will debate for the championship of the
school.
Pay for Acquiring Jags-William Bar
key and Terry King partook too freely
of the liquid that made Milwaukee ia
nous and drew ten days apiece in the
police court yesterday to compensate for
the hilarious time they had enjoyed the
night previous. Ed Daily forfeited 1910,
an the bail money he. could scrape, when
arrested for the same effense.
Receivers Watch That Was Stolen
Constable Arthur Gaines yesterday re-
plevined $50 gold watch claimed by
Fred Bigalke, of Minneapolis from the
jewelry store of George Holmes, 415 Rob-
ert street. It had been pawned for SIS and
was located by Detective Lavalle. Bigalke
claims that the watch was stolen from
his boarding house in Minneapolis by a
man named Fred Johnson.
Hospital Internes SeIected-Tobias
Bernber, Edward L. Mauer and A. G.
Schultz, all of ST. Paul; William S. Frost,
Willmar; c. L. Larson, Menomonie, Wis;
and H. G.. Skinner, Chicago, were yes
terday selected as internes for the city
hospital. George c. Dittman, st. Paul,
was selected as pathologist. There were
thlrty-one competitors. The term of those
selected will begin June l.
Benefit Concert for Famine Sufferers
The Fran Singing society, assisted by
Luther Seminary Glee club and a number
of solo performers, will give a concert for
the benefit of the Aalesund sufferers this
evening at Central Park M. E. church,
corner Of Twelfth and Minnesota streets.
Among those who will take part in the
programme are Nine. Constance Locke
Valisi, Mrs. Johannes Lohrbauer, Adolph
Olsen and Sigurd Ylvisaker.