The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-17

Fireman Hymers Has Diphtheria-John
G. Hymers, so West Belvidere street
driver of engine company No. 10, is seri-
ously i'll with diphtheria at the city hos
pitaL
Capitol Flag at Half Mast for Senator
Hannah respectful memory of Senator
Marcus A. Hanna the flag at the capitol
hung at half-mast yesterday, and will
remain so. until after the funeral.
D. c. Shepard Seriously III in Florida
Frank p. Shepard, 1874 Dayton avenue, and
DR.. George F. Senlller left yesterday for
the bedside of the formers father, d. G.
Shepard, who is seriously i'll in Florida
Approves Proposed Sewers-The board
of public works reported favorably on
sewer on Marshall avenue, from Lexing
ton to Griggs street. and sewer on
Fourteenth, between Canada and Jackson
streets.
ST. Paul Company Gets contract-The
Mcbride Downing Electric company, of
this city, has secured a contract to put in
a high electric lighting system at
Fort D. A. RUSSELL Wyo., at a cost of
$23, 965.
Sister BateIIda InJured-Sister Bateilda,
matron of Bethesda hospital. fell inside
the hospital grounds yesterday afternoon
and injured her right shoulder She is
confined to her bed and is unable to move
her right arm.
Gets $1,000 Judgment on Note-The Con-
neticut Mutual Life Insurance company
was yesterday awarded a verdict of
$7.075 in the United States circuit court
The company sued the estate Of John H.
Schumacher to recover the balance due on
a $4,000 note.
Engineers VIII Hold a Sn1oker-The en-
gineers of st. Paul will hold an open meet
ing and smoker at Federation hall this
evening. The meeting is for all en-
gineers, no matter whether they belong to
any organization or not.
Found Dead in Bed-Patrick Hogan,
boarding with B. Ryan, 293 Cliff street,
was found dead in his room yesterday
morning. The body was removed to the
morgue The autopsy held over the re-
mains last night showed that he had died
as the result of heart disease
Falls and Breaks a Leg-Leonard Cham
berlain aged thirty seven, a paperhanger,
of 10 Tilton street, slipped from scat
folding yesterday afternoon while work
ing in a store at Ninth and Wabasha
streets and broke his left leg above the
Junk Dealer Pleads Not GuiIty-M
Katz. West Side junk dealer pleaded
not guilty to a charge of receiving stolen
goods in the police court yesterday morn
ing and had his case continued. Katz is
alleged to have purchased the brass stolen
by four youths from West Side railroad
yards.
M. r. Brock Returns-M. R. Brock has
arrived in ST. Paul from SchuyllzilI arse
nal at Philadelphia to assume his duties as
chief clerk in the CHER quartermaster'
department at army headquarters. Mr.,
Brock was here. ten years ago as chief
clerk at Fort Smelling, under Capt Sam
uel r. Jones.
Same Old PromIse-St. Paul is prom
ised warmer weather for today although
it will be accompanied by snow f1urries.
The temperature in Minnesota will rise
under the influence of the storm in Idaho,
and while it will be cloudy and there will
be more wind, the weather will be warmer
in both Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Louis Goodknd's Funeral-The funeral
of Louis Goodkind who died at his home
on Nelson avenue Monday morning, will
be held from the family residence, 215
Nelson avenue, this morning at 10 O'Clock
meet at Cambridge hall at o'clock and
march in a body to the Goodkind resi-
dence.
Entertains Large Audience-Mrs. Car
RE Jacobs Bond, composer, singer and
reader was heard by a large audience last
evening at Plymouth Congregational
church in recital given under the
auspices of the Ladies' Social circle of
the church, assisted by Miss Harriet Hale.
The programme was made up largely of
Mrs. Jacobs Bonds compositions.
Says They Assaulted Hin1-Moses and
Samuel Zimmerman, horse dealers of Mid
way, appeared in the police court yester-
day to answer to a charge of assault and
battery preferred by Peter Nelson. a Min
neapolis alderman, who asserts that the
two assaulted him with pitchfork han
dies at their barn Monday. knocking him
senseless. They will be tried Feb. Is.
WITH Add to the Island Zoo-Dr. Ohage
will add number of monkeys to the Hair
riet Island Zoo next summer He has re-
ceived several donations from private per-
sons for the Zoo, and will purchase mon
keys which he thinks win amuse the chill
dren best. He yesterday received check
for $50, collected by Mrs. Andrew Nip
polt for the amusement fund of the Zoo.