The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-13
NEWS OF THE CITY

NEWS OF
New Board of Abatement to Meet
The new board of abatement will meet
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the
council chamber at the city hall.
Their Absence Desired-Jack Nc
Nierney, Winn Carney and Frank Con-
molly, three men arrested for lettering
on Rice street. were ordered to leave
the city yesterday by Judge Finehout.
Mayor Smith to Go Hunting-Mayor
Smith leaves today on hunting trip
that will last for some days. During
his absence Henry G. Haas, president
of the common council, will be acting
mayor.
Father Finds His Son-Harry Albert,
a mute, who was picked up by the
police Saturday, was yesterday turned
over to his father, who appeared in
police court and asked Judge Finehout
to allow him to take charge of the boy.
Relief Society Needs Supplies-Tha
Relief society is in need Of childrens
clothes for the winter, and also a baby
carriage and a small stove. Secretary
Hutchins requests those who have
such articles to notify him and he will
send for them
Brewing Company Claims Balance
The recovery of $69.65 as a balance
said to remain due in payment of mer-
chandise worth $487.55 is the object of
suit begun yesterday in the district
court by the Theodore Hamm Brewing
company against J. H. Kuck.
Sherburne County Reports Taxes
The report of the June settlement of
tax collections for Sherburne county
was yesterday received by the state
treasurer. This is the last county to
report, and it is explained that there
had been a miscarriage in making the
remittance.
Private Missing at SneIIing-Lyman
Hulen. a first class private of the hos
pital corps, Fort Smelling, disappeared
from the post seven days ago, and the
authorities suspect that he has desert
ed. Before leaving he is said to have
borrowed considerable sums from his
comrades.
Heirs Want Balance on Note-Ar-
thur l.. Reed and other heirs of the
a suit in the district court against
Jacob Heck and William Golden to
collect 1855 and interest as a balance
alleged to be due on a note for $500
given to l.. E. Reed by the defendants
in 1891.
Missionary Society to Meet-A meet
ing of the Home and Foreign Mission
airy Society of the Central Park M E.
Church will be held at the home Of
Mrs Longley, 81 Summit avenue, to-
day, for the purpose of electing dele
gates to the annual meeting to be held
Sept. 16 at the Central Park M E.
church.
Their Hearing Postponed a Week.
Michael Harkins and David Richard
son, charged with holding up and rob-
bling Harry Weingarth, proprietor OF
hotel on University avenue in Mer-
Ram Park, of 500 in gold, were ar
ralgned in police court yesterday and
pleaded not guilty. They will have q
preliminary hearing Sept. 10.
Denies He Stole Stockings. C.
Silk, the Minneapolis peddler, charged
with taking 100 dozen hose and SIS
worth of underwear from G. Somers &
Co., will have hearing in police court
Sept. %. He was released on $500
bail, furnished by Ralph Rees and
Julius J, Fineman. Silk says he has
a good defense.
Oil Inspection Still Comes Hiah-The
report of the state oil inspector for the
month ending Aug. 81, 1904, shows the
usual deficit of the receipts as COM
pared to the disbursements. The re-
ceipts of the Office for the month were
SIPS, as compared to $2,239 paid in
fees to Fenton G.. Warner, state oil
Inspector, and his deputies.
Punished Each Other Enouqh-Julius
Strunz and Finn Iceberg, employed by
dairyman on a farm on Phalen ave-
nue., had fight in a hay field Sunday
morning. Iceberg struck Strunz and
Strunz extracted some Of Leeberg's
mustache. They were in police court
yesterday morning and Judge Fine
bout, thinking that they had inflicted;
enough pain upon each other, allowed
them to sign peace bonds
Prominent Forester Dead-Dr. r. r
Ough, supreme physician of the United
Order of Foresters, died Sunday night
In Chicago, according to a telegram
received yesterday by James Schoon-
maker, supreme counselor of the order
DIR. Ough was we'll known among local
members of the order. He had fire.
quently been in St. Paul on official
business. He was sixty-five years old
and had been i'll but a short time.
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