The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-16

tertained the members of Camp /. Sons
of Veterans last evening at social
Gould Inspects State Institutional. B.
Gould. of the state board of control, has
returned from Faribault, where he has
been making an official inspection of the
state institutions.
Fire Damages Grocery-A. ]. Ries' gro
Gerry store 6S1 Edmund street was partly
destroyed by fire late yesterday after
noon. The fire originated near kero-
sene tank and caused about 5000 dam
age.
}. J. Bauman Succeeds Shaw-John ].
Bauman. of Winona, has been appointed
by the secretary of the treasury to sue
ceed John T. Shaw, resigned. as gauger of
the internal revenue department at WI
mona.
J. 7. coquire Gets a Divorce Infdelity
is the ground upon which John T. Co
quire was granted a divorce yesterday
from Clara Coquire, whom he married in
1888. The husband is forty-five years of
age and the wife thirty-nine
Missionary From Malaysia VIII Give
Address-AIiss Cody, a recently returned
missionary from Malaysia, will give an ad-
dress under the auspices of the Foreign
Missionary Society of the Clinton Avenue
the parsonage.
500 Pays Tax Arrearages st. Paul.
Minneapolis & Sault Ste. Marie Railroad
company yesterday paid into the state
treasury $3.5S3.62, being the amount
omitted from the annual taxes on gross
earnings Of the railroad in Minnesota
from 1896 to 1902.
Van SAINT Will Dine With HOIIanders-
Gov Van SAINT left last night for Chi
cago. where tonight he will attend the
annual banquet Of the Sons of Holland
at the Auditorium. He will return to
St Paul on Monday.
indiana Surety Company Admitted-The
Federal Union Surety Bonding Company
of Indiana. $250,O00 capital, has applied
for admission to Minnesota, and certifi
cate of appointment was issued yesterday
TO d. w. Lawler as president. vice presi-
dent and attorney for Minnesota.
Thomssen's Demurrer Sustained-H A.
Ertz may not introduce his account Of
$18.55 against John J. Thomssen as a
counterclaim in Mr.. Thomssen's 100000
damage suit against him for alleged libel.
+ That point was decided yesterday in an
order filed by Judge Kelly sustaining the
plaintiffs demurrer.
Rev. G. Campbell Morgan, D. D.
successor of the late d. L. Moody in the
Mortified extension work. who was in ST.
Paul two years ago, will deliver a lecture
in Wesley church, Minneapolis. on Tues
day April 10, on the subject of ID. L.
Moody by the Grace of God"
Fire Destroys Carpenter Shop-About 8
o'clock yesterday morning Andrew Lar
sons carpenter shop at S63 Prior avenue
was destroyed by fire. The origin Of
the flames was attributed to an explosion
Of a gasoline lamp. The damage was
estimated at about $500, on tools and fur
nishings.
Discovers She Has SmaIIpox-Yesterday
morning Annie Schier. nineteen years of
age, who came TO ST. Paul a few days
ago. visited City Physician Ancker to
consult him about her illness He dag
nosed her case as smallpox, and she was
Immediately sent to the detention hospital
on Dale street.
krause's Second Trial in Proqress-
1. }. Knox of the Minnesota statute re-
vision commission has gone to Worth
lngtOn to conduct the trial. for the de-
tense Of TOmka KraUSe, charged with
the murder of her husband The first trial
some weeks ago resulted in a mis-
trial The jury in the case was completed
yesterday.
Mrs. HassIer Wants AIimony-John
Hassler, plaintiff in a divorce suit now
pending in the district court, is directed in
an order filed yesterday by Judge Kelly,
to appear at special term of court today
and show cause why he should not pay
Anna Hassler, the defendant, $40 alimony.
SIS suit money and $50 for attorneys
fees.
FOSt Graduate Association of the Mime
sofa Conference will convene at the First
Methodist church Wednesday and Thurs
day Of this week. The general subjects
OF discussion will be 1.-THE Methodist Re
Vivar' and "The New Psychology" Three
sessions will be held Wednesday and two
on Thursday.
Woman Is Fined and Man DISCHARGED
Joseph Stowe, claiming ST. Cloud as his
home. had Mrs. Hawkins colored living
at Ninth and Minnesota streets arrested
for stealing rs cents from him, and was
himself accused Of diSorderly conduct
In police court yesterday Stowe was dis
charged and the woman fined $25 for run
ming a disOrderly house.
Boy Loses Two Fingers-Henry Slim
ton, thirteen years of age, while playing
with a cartridge at his home 313 Webster
plosiOn Of the toy" Henry was taken
to the city hospital yesterday and two
fingers of his left hand were amputated
He will not suffer any further i'll effects
from his accident.
Wants His Trunk Back-John Hansen
has begun proceedings in replevin to re-
gam possession of a trunk and other per-
sOnal property which it is stated are be-
ing held by John Matthews for a board
OH. Hansen in his complaint asserts
that he was unable to accept work re-
Gently offered him because Matthews was
holding all of his working clothes which
were in the trunk.
Granted Divorces for Desertion-TIannaI
Anderson was granted a divorce from
Peter Anderson yesterday by Judge Jag
gard. The evidence presented showed
that the couple were married at Fargo
N D., in October 1898, and that in April
1902 the defendant left the plaintiff and
has since remained away. The husband
and wife are each thirty seven years oil
age and they have two children
Otto Ewart, Aged Fifteen, Missing
The police have been asked to look fol
Otto Ewart, the fifteen-year- old son oil
Maurice EWart, a dairyman. Otto dis
appeared on Easter Sunday from his
home, 1900 Kirwin street. He said moth
ing about going away on the day of his
diSaDDearance. but hacked few Of Iie