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

Stevens to Speak in First Ward
Congressman F. C. Stevens, of st. PAU.
will address a Republican meeting to-
night at Sjobergs hall, in the First
ward.
Judge Gould inspects SchooI-Judge
o. B. Gould of the board of control,
spent Yesterday in an inspection of the
state school for dependent children at
Owatonna.
Brewing Company After Register
The Theodore Hamm Brewing company
yesterday replevined from Edward IL.
and Joseph H. Dubord a cash register
worth $500.
County Pays City $19,oo6.s 8-County
Treasurer Metzdorf yesterday paid to
City Treasurer Bremen $19,006.9S, this
being the city's share of the June and
July collections.
Herman Aaberg Dies at Hospital
Herman Aaberg of Crary, N. D., aged
twenty two, died Wednesday night at
Luther hospital of consumption. His
remains were sent yesterday to Crary.
Polish Woman Is Insane-Stella Kas-
perska, aged twenty-one, living on the
upper HdlS, WIS OccidfSQ IISdlct III liiC
probate court yesterday. She came
from Poland in January and will likely
be deported.
Eighth Ward Association to Meet
The Eighth Ward Improvement aSso-
citation will meet tonight at Wilders
haIl, Dale and University. Several
matters Of interest and Importance will
be discussed.
Westman Receives Divorce Notice
Oliver Westman, now living in st.
Paul, was yesterday served with notice
that his wife, living in Ward county,
North Dakota, is suing him for divorce
Desertion is charged.
Water Bills Must Be Paid Soon
There are but two more days in which
water bills can be paid before the de-
partment will begin to shut off the
supply. There are about 1000 deiin-
QuentS at the present time, which is
500 more than at the same period six
months ago.
Leaves Estate to Wife-The will of
Thomas Gates McAllister, filed for pro-
bate yesterday, leaves the entire estate
of $4,000 in personal property and
$4,000 in real estate to his wife, Mrs.
ministratrix of the property and guar
dian of a minor son.
Driver Falls From Wagon-Edward
Stranberg, a driver for Billiards. Ex
press company, fell from his wagon
yesterday morning at Fourth and Sib-
ley streets. His head struck the pave
ment and he was painfully injured. He
was taken to the city hospital. After a
surgeon had dressed the wound, which
was not serious Stranberg started for
his home at PIP Edmund street.
Two New State Banks-Two new
state banks were admitted by the state
bank examiner yesterday to operate in
Minnesota. The Security State Bank
of Seaforth, Redwood county, has
George III. Johnson for president, and
john Longbottom for cashier The
Farmers and Merchants State Bank Of
Morgan, Redwood county, is officered
by w. P. Davidson as president and
+. E. Davidson as cashier. The capital
stock of each is $4,000.
Real Estate Man Bankrupt-Joseph
K. Bacon, formerly a prominent ST.
Paul dealer in real estate, filed yester-
day petition in bankruptcy. His as
sets are SAILS, Of which $500 is exempt
His liabilities, amounting to 21,113.2S,
include many small local debts. Aside
from sums due to Philadelphia resi-
dents, the principal large obligations
are $1,000 owing to the Merchants Ma
tional bank and $1.763.18 to the estate
OF Judge Charles E. F4andrau.