The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-30
NEWS OF THE CITY

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Mrs. Sheppard at Volunteer Hail
Mrs. Sarah C. Sheppard, of Hamline,
will speak at the Volunteer hall, Ala
Jackson street, this evening.
Small Fire in Bakery Nominal
damage was caused soon after 3
O'Clock last night by a fire in the
bakery of KiwuS & Schroeckenstein.
4S0 South Robert street.
Church Announces Rummaee Sale
A rummage sale, to be conducted I'M
der the auspices of st. Sigfried's Epis-
copal church. will be held at 405 East
Seventh street Aug. 3, 4, 5 and 6.
Judge Orr Ems Vacation-Judge
Orr returned to st. Paul yesterday
from Detrit, Mimi. where he has been
spending a part of his summer yaca-
ton fishing. He was accompanied by
his family.
Grocer Admits He is Bankruptcies
ence D. Donohue "a st. Paul retail gro
Ger, yesterday filed a voluntary petit
ton in bankruptcy. The schedule
shows liabilities of $5,0S0.26, with as
sets of $3.50.
Excursion in Rain or Shine-The ex-
curSion on the river of the Commercial
club TODAY gives promise of being a
marked success. The steamer Saturn
and barge are covered in such a way
that shower need not affect the
pleasure seekers.
State Bank at Donaldson Recognized
Authority was issued yesterday by
the state bank examiner for the State
Bank of Donaldson, capital $4,000. H.
A. Johnson is cashier and o. P. Olson
cashier. The bank was formerly d
private institution. owned by the Off
GERS of the new institution.
Senator "Jud" La Moure lIi-Sen-
ator Judson La Moure. of Pembina
county, North Dakota, is ill at the
Merchants hotel. Senator La Moure
is suffering from an acute attack of
rheumatism, but no serious results are
feared, and he is expected to be able
= to leave his room in few days.
Wiley Candidate for County Com.
nissioner-Melvin J. Wiley filed yes
terday as a candidate on the Repub-
lican ticket for county commissioner.
Mr.. Wiley is deputy oil inspector at
the present time, but expects to find
time to look after other matters after
the expiration of Oil Inspector War
ner'S term of office.
Complainant DispIeased by Delay
In order to enable the prisoner to Sc
cure witnesses the case of Mrs. Clara
Beazona, charged with assault and bat
terry, was continued yesterday in the
police court. The charge was preferred
by Mrs. Troeth, who lives near Mrs.
Beazona in West Third street. Mrs
Troeth was much diSpieaSed because
the case was not tried Immediately
Box Factory Worker in Trouble-Nor-
man Worth, of S45 Lawson street, was
charged with assault and battery yes
terday morning in the municipal court
He had been arrested on warrant
sworn out by Michael Cogswells.
eighteen years old. The two are en-
ployed at the Ward box factory, on
the West side. At the request OF
Worth the case was continued until
next Tuesday.
Coroner Orders Phillips Inquest
Coroner A. w. Miller will hold an in
quest at o'clock this morning at the
county mergue upon the body of
James Phillips. who was killed by
James BoWe Monday night in Como
park. The jury will be P. Schons. Da-
vid Morgan. d. O'Regan, c. S. Neut-
sen, Henry Smith and Joseph Burger.
Bowe remained yesterday at the CEN
tral police station. He declined to add
TO the confession that he made Thurs
day to Chief of Police O'Connor