The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-24

Druoaists to Give RaII-The st. Paul
Retail Druggists association will give its
annual ball and card party at Elks' hall
Monday evening, Feb. 10.
Cost Him 81 to Break the Sabbath
Thomas Schilly, a blacksmith, was fined
81 in police court yesterday on a charge
of shoeing one horse last Sunday.
State Health League to Meet-A meet
ing of the Minnesota Health league has
been arranged for Friday evening, Jan.
90, at Central hall, Sixth and Seventh
streets.
Judge Nelson Greatly lmproved-Judge
r. R. Nelson, who has been at st. Luke s
hospital during the past month, has so
far recovered that he will be able to
leave the hospital within few days.
Rev. r. Nj. West to Speak at y M. c. A..
Rev. R. NJ. West will give the third
of his series of talks to men at the Y.
NJ. C. A. this afternoon. There will be
music by the Orpheus male quartette
May Attain His Wish-Ernest Carle,
who attempted to commit suicide by TAX
ing corrosive sublimate tablets In a
boarding house at 694 Rice street re-
mains IN critical condition at the city
hospital. His recovery is still doubtful.
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Paint Shop Burned Out-James Frost S
paint and wall paper store, 466 Broad
way street, was burned out last night by
q fire which started in the paint shop.
The blaze spread and the stock of wall
paper was badly damaged. The loss is es-
timated at $500.
Denies Beating His Wife-Charles lib
ell, arrested Friday night on complaint OF
his wife who reported to the police that
he had beaten her. pleaded not guilty to
charge of assault and battery in police
court yesterday, and will have hearing
Wednesday.
Car Thieves Go Up for Ninety Days
John Mccarthy and Rudolph Leahy, ar
rested Friday night charged with steal
ing from a Great Western merchandise car
in the State street yards were sent to
the workhouse yesterday for ninety days
each.
Knew Not What He Dld-John Meyers,
arrested for passing worthless check
of G. R. Holmes, from whom he pur-
chased a watch valued at $55 last week
was discharged in police court yesterday
as it appeared that Meyers was intoXi-
Gated at the time he made the tranSac-
ton
Will Discuss Single Tax-John z. White,
of Chicago, lecturer for the Single Tax
league. will address mass meeting this
evening at Sherman hall, on Right and
Wrong in Taxation" Mr.. White will ad-
dress the Socialist club at p. m in Fed
Grafton hall.
Requests Bids for Sidewalks-Bids have
been asked for by the board of public
works for the construction of cement and
wooden sidewalks during the present year.
The proposals will be received Feb. 4.
Last year the cement walk contract was
worth nearly $4,000.
Christian EndeaVor Committee to Meet
The next central committee meeting of
the st. Paul Christian Endeavor union
will be held Tuesday, JAN 26, at the
Westminster Presbyterian church, corner
Greenwood and Winifred streets, at p.
m. d. R. Noyes and others will address
the Endeavorers.
Boiler Inspector ReVokes Engineers L.
cence-Philip Pike engineer at the Clin-
ton flats had his license revoked by r. H.
Johnson, state boiler inspector for al
legged neglect of duty Pike paid $40
fine in the municipal court Friday as the
result of a row in the 11ats Thursday
night.
From Poorhouse to Workhouse-Albert
Larsen, sixty years old, recently an in
mate of the poorhouse. was sent to the
workhouse yesterday. He was discharged
from the poorhouse a few days ago on
account of the trouble he created there
by paying attention to the old women
inmates.
Mrs. Greve viii Recover-NIrs. Marie
Greve who was severely burned Friday
morning at the home of her daughter,
Mrs G. NJ. Kenyon, 445 Summit avenue,
was slightly improved yesterday. Though
her burns are not of dangerous char
acter, the nervous shock affected her Sc
riously.
Wants City to Pay Him $1,000 claim
for SO, 900 damages was filed against the
city yesterday by Peter R. Kelly. On Jan.
Kelly fell on a slippery sidewalk in
front of the Wallblom store on Jackson
street. The accident occurred just after
the store had suffered by fire and when
the walk was blocked off with Ice.
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Mayor VIII Investigate Before Signing
Mayor Smith yesterday refused to sign
an ordinance vacating several small
pieces of streets near the Great West
ern roundhouse on the West side. He
said he wanted to investigate the situa-
ton first. The vacations are asked in
order that some of the lots may be re-
arranged.
ohaee's Men Can Wear Stars at ct.
Louis-Health Commissioner Ohage has
secured permission from Mayor Wells of
st. Louis, for those inspectors who will
be in charge of the St. Paul health de-
partment exhibit at the st. Louis fair to
wear their uniform and police stars. The
exhibit now being prepared by DR.. Ohage
is a valuable one and two inspectors will
be in constant charge.
AIkI Makes Perfect Skin.
Cures chapped and rough skin, blemishes,
Inflammation and eruptions. Druggists,
or by mail 25c AlKi Chem. Co., st.