The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-09

Socialists Go Down the River-It has
been the custom of the Socialists of the
Twin Cities to give benefit excursions.
Oh Sunday. June IS, B. F. Morledge and
corps of Socialist assistants will be in
charge.
Gets Thirty Days for Stealing Lead Pipe
-Napoleon Baer was yesterday sent
I'd the worlhouse for thirty days for
s aling lot of lead pipe belonging. to J..
Ii Rivers. Is Central avenue. Baer en-
tered a plea of guilty.
Mr Donovan VIII Be Fed-T, j. Dono-
van went TO the central station and asked
far money with which to buy something
ia eat. and for his pains was given
cyl. In police court yesterday he was
sent out for thirty days.
anquest Over Body of Private Wiseh-
TAe inquest upon the body of Private
Teny G. Wisch. killed at Fort Smelling
last week by Private Edward Kennedy.
Wslll be held by Coroner Miller at the
nlprgue at $3.50 o'clock this morning,
Burning Rubbish Calls Out Department
Burning rubbish called the fire depart
nlent soon after O'Clock last night to the
lot in the rear OF the st. Paul White Lead
aud Oil company's factory, Water and
Starkey streets. West side.
Must Put Them Out June 23-Charles
Gordon. accused of renting East Eighth
street houses for immoral purposes. was
yesterday given until the 23d inst. to secure
possession of the houses. He said that
the tenants had paid to that time and
refused to move.
Weld Speaks at Standardization
Frank A Weld. of the Moorhead normal
school. was a caller at the state capitol
yesterday. He had attended the high
school commencement Tuesday evening
at Litchfeld and addressed the class.
President Weld returned home last night.
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Cooking School opens-The reading
room, the cooking school and the lunch
room of the st. Paul Industrial mission,
conducted by women Of the African NJ Z.
church at TAI Mississippi street, will be
opened to the public today. From
o'clock until 10 tonight the women and the
chief cook will serve free lunch
Levine PLEADS Not GuIity-Samuel Lee
vine. indicted for conducting a saloon
without a government license tax certiti-
cate. entered a plea of not guilty in fed
eral court yesterday and his case was
continued over the term. He gave a
bond for his appearance at the next term
OF court.
School Union Elects Officers-At
meeting of the School Union OF. Rice. Cor
man and r. A. Smith schools the fol-
lowing We're elected officers for the en-
suing year: President, John NJ. BoxeIl;
vice president. John Flanagan; secretary,
Thomas P. Swan; treasurer, Lars Ross
ness.
Bicycle coIIides With Street car-E. w.
Soderstrom, a mechanic. of 400 West
Seventh street, while riding a bicycle at
Fifth and 'Wabasha streets yesterday
noon. collided with a west-bound street
car of the Mississippi and West st. Paul
line. The wheel was damaged, but the
rider was not injured.
Has Heavy Doctor RiIIs-Charles
Creighton Iaborer of ST. Paul, yesterday
filed a petition in voluntary bankruptcy.
He gives his liabilities at 1892 so, which
include several bills for medical attend
ance and hospital treatment. His assets,
consisting of a wardrobe valued at $50
and a watch worth an equal amount, are
claimed as exempt.
Jacob Dittenhofer Appointed to Library
Board-Jacob Dittenhofer was yesterday
named as a member of the library board
to succeed Mrs. George r. Metcalf, re-
signed. The appointment was made by
the district judges, who also reappointed
F. A. Fogg and A. REM, whose terms
had expired. Mr.. DittenhOfer is connected
with the firm which owns the Golden Rule,
and has been a resident of st. Paul al
most twenty years.