The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-02

County Commissioners Meet Monday
The board of county commissioners will
hold regular meeting Monday morn
ing.
Fined $40 for FIourshing a Knife.
Dychman was arrested Thursday night on
Wabasha street bridge for flourishing
knife. He paid a fine of $40 yesterday in
the police court.
Commissioner Pottgeser IIi-Nicholas
POttgieSer is confined to his home by ILL
ness and was unable to attend the meet
ing of the court house and city hall COM
mission yesterday afternoon.
Burned Child Likely to Die-Marie
Fritz, the child who was terribly burned
by falling into a pan of hot lard. was re-
ported to be in a very serious condition
last night and is not expected to live.
Police Arrest Alleged Diamond Thief
Detective Kenaley arrested John Lafond
yesterday afternoon near the union depot.
Lafond is wanted in Chicago to answer to
the charge of lifting a diamond pin valued
at $3.50.
Little Ones Arm Broken-While the
nurse of the three-year-Old son of c. NJ.
Johnson was wheeling the perambulatOr
yesterday afternoon near the house the
carriage was tipped over, the child
thrown out and its right arm fractured.
Files Petition in Bankruptcy-Joseph
Basten' Williott. also known as Joseph
Bastien, yesterday filed a petition in
bankruptcy. He gives his assets as 500
and his liabilities. consisting mostly of
grocery bills, 1856 As.
WheeIman Retain H. p. Keler-H. P.
T,tH 1fNl
by the Associated Wheelmen to assist in
e the prosecution of all persons arrested for
damaging cycle paths. Drivers and the
telephone companies are said to be the
principal offenders.
County Treasurer's Monthly Report
County Treasurer MetzdOrfS report for
March shows cash on hand at the close of
the month amounting to $216.199 .06. The
cash on hand March l was 1928, 764. Sc, the
receipts Of the month SIG, 551 OF and the
disbursements 1927, 945. Al.
Receivers From Broken Back-Thomas
NcIver, who was at a ST. Paul hospital
about three years ago with a broken
back is said to be recovering at his home
at Appleton, Wis. He was hurt by falling
off a railroad bridge and when sent home
from the hospital was thought to be in
a dying condition.
Many Binders Leave City-It was re-
ported last night that quite a number of
the striking binders were leaving the city,
and seeking employment in other places.
The strikers say that they have the
binderies of this city pretty we'll tied up,
but otherwise there was little change in
the situation.
Crawford Livingston Jr. Dead-Craw-
ford Livingston Jr., aged twenty eight,
died in New York Thursday night from
Brights disease. Deceased had been af-
fiicted with the ailment for the past six
years, considerable of which time he spent
in travel endeavoring to secure relief. He
was the eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Craw-
ford Livingston, of st. Paul, the parents
being with the young man at the time
of his death.
Car Strikes Wagon-A rig driven by
Anton Meyer was struck by a Selby ave
nue. car at Fourth and Cedar streets yes
terday afternoon. The occupants were in
danger for a few moments. Meyer was
driving down Cedar street with his wife
and son and tried to pass in front of the
car while crossing Fourth street. The
car struck the front wheel of the rig and
pushed it several feet, but no damage re-
suited.
Rowdies Disturb SerVices-Rowdies
have disturbed the services at st. Glenn
ent's church, Portland avenue and Mil
ton street, during the past month and
have made things miserable for the at
tendants. During the service Thursday
evening a bunch of the youthful offenders
congregated outside of the church and
created disgraceful disturbance. The
officers of the church held a meeting yes
terday and offered a reward of $25 for
the arrest and conviction of the guilty
ones