The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-19

Constable Lehman Files His Bond
John Lehman, reelected constable,
yesterday filed bond for $1,000, with
c. G. ]. Lehman and August Sauer as
sureties.
Will Discuss Gods covenant-C. T.
Russell, V. D. NJ, of Allegheny, Pa,
will deliver two discourses at Vasa
hall, 254 East Seventh street, this aft.
ernoon and evening, on Gods Oath
bound Covenant" Admission free.
o.
ST. Aubin Gets Ninety Days-John
st. Aubin, an old offender, came be-
fore Judge Finehout in the police court
yesterday and admitted that he stole
$3.50 from Miss Theresa Griffin, and
was sent to the workhouse for ninety
days
Charles NJ. Bell III-Attorney Charles
n. Bell, who has been seriously ill at
the city hospital, was said to be out
of danger yesterday. He is suffering
from a nervous malady brought on by
hard work as an attorney during the
recent trial of the A H. Wilder will
case.
Minneapolis Man Gets Well Digging
Contract-The state board of control
has given a contract to J. f. Mccarthy
of Minneapolis, for digging a well
which will supply the water for the
Fergus Falls hospital for the insane.
The well viii have a daily capacity of
10000 gallons.
Delegates to State Federation's
Meeting Chosen-The st. Paul Trades
and Labor assembly has elected as del
egates to the state Federation of La
Dor, to meet at New Ulm June 13, IA
and 10, the following: Gustave Carl
son, c. E. James, Miss Brown, F. E.
Hoffman and c. w. Douglas.
Allowed Until Friday to PIead-Guy
Combs, aged twenty and Phil Pfender,
aged seventeen, arrested for robbing
the saloon of Ferguson & Shannon,
were in police court yesterday, and
at their request were allowed until Fri
day to plead. The case will be pre-
.sented to the grand jury by County
Attorney Kane.
Discharged From Army Without
Honor-Harry Cleveland, who was ar
rested in this city for petty offense
and sentenced to the workhouse after
having enlisted in the army, has been
discharged without honor by order of
the war department received at, army
headquarters yesterday.
Will Be Let Off Easy-PearI Wiley.
SchnPlI A
Burton, the young men arrested Tues
day night for assaulting William F.
HeclIel, a street railway conductor.
were yesterday held for hearing today.
They will be given a chance to plead
guilty to- charges of assault and bat
terry.
They Buy Touring Cars-Cassius M.
Sprague, Sank Centre, chairman of the
state board of equalization, was a Wis
itor in st. Paul yesterday, and bought
for himself and two Sank Centre
friends three fine touring cars. Roads
IN central Minnesota are especially
adaptable to country driving.
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Names Delegates to Associated
Charities-Mrs. C. G.. Higbee and D. r.
Noyes have declined the appointment
as delegates to the national convention
of Associated Charities, and Mayor
Smith yesterday named Miss Eleanor
Hanson and Rev. E. p. Savage to take
the places made vacant by the resig-
nations
Van SAINT Will Name DeIegates-Gov.
Van SAINT Will, within few DAYS. des-
1gnate a list of prominent men and
women of the state as delegates to the
National Association of Corrections and
CHARITIES. The association meets next
month at Portland, Me. Minnesota will
be represented by some seventy-five
persons.
Board of Public Works Inspects
lIghts-The three members of the
board of public works are engaged in
an inspection of the city lights, and
viii visit and make a record of all the
lights. There are about 5000 gasoline
and gas posts to be inspected, besides
the electric lights, and it will require
some days to complete the task,
Boy Breaks His Leg-Harry Rosen-
berg, eight-year- old son of Max Ro-
senberg, 12S Eaton avenue, fell from
1rult peddlerS wagon on which he
was climbing yesterday afternoon at
o'clock near his home, and broke
his left leg between the knee and hip.
He was removed to the city hospital
where his injury was attended to.
lnstructs Modern Woodmen Depu-
Hesitate Deputy w. A. Dawson, of
Minneapolis, at the Windsor hotel last
night met about dozen assistant dep
uties of the St Paul camps of the
Modern Woodmen of America. and
gave them a talk on their duties. The
occasion was forthcoming general re-
Vival of interest in st. Paul and a cru
sade for an increased membership.
ANTON MIESEN WOULD