The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-16
CITY NEWS
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Iowa Minnesota Debate-Feb. &c the uni
versity team will meet the Iowa UNIVERSE
ty team in annual debate.
Rev. Verner's Condftion-Rev. S. Yer
ner. rector of St. Seigfried's church. was
stricken with apoplexy Sunday. He was
resting easily last night.
Pneumonia's Many Victims-It is es-
timated that pneumonia was responsible
for over half the deaths of people over
fifty years of age in st. Paul since Jan. l.
Masons VIII Conduct Funerai-The flu
neral of George J. Flint, who died at his
home 1888 Smith avenue, Saturday, will
take place from the Masonic temple at
1890 today.
No Change in His Condition-The condi-
ton of H. D. Brown, of the Brown,
Treacy & Sperry company, who is seri-
ously i'll at st. Luke's hospital, remain
ed unchanged last night.
Accountants Meet This Evening-The
regular meeting of the ST. Paul AsSocia-
ton of Accountants and BOokkeepers will
be held at the rooms of the Chamber of
Commerce this evening.
Goes to Meet Goodhue Farmers-W. w.
p. Mcconnell, state dairy and food COM
missioner, has gone to Zumbrota to at
tend a dairy meeting to be held there
today for the farmers of Goodhue coun-
ty.
Switch Shanty Damaged by Fire-An
oVerheated stove in a Great Northern rail-
road switch shanty at Como and West
ern avenues, caused a blaze that resulted
in $25 damage at o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
Both Legs ParaIyzed-August Nelson,
who was struck by falling tree in a
lumber camp near Ashland, Wis, is in
serious condition at Bethesda hospital
He is paralyzed from the hips down, but
has no sensation of pain.
His Hand Amputated-Emil Hammer
meister, a dairyman living at Annapolis
and Stickney streets, had his left hand
so badly crushed in feed cutter Satur-
day afternoon that DR.. V. J. Hawkins
found amputation necessary.
Charged With Stealing Apples-Richard
Nash, peddler, was yesterday arrested
on a charge of stealing a load Of apples
valued at SIS from c. H. Dopson's barn,
Marshall avenue and Summit Place, sew
eral weeks ago. His case was continued.
Fullerton Returns From Sportsmen's
ConVention-S F. Fullerton, executive
agent of the state game and fish commits
sion, returned yesterday from the annual
convention of the League of American
Sportsmen, held last week in Columbus,
Ohio.
Says He Is Observation-Disclosures F. Hoen
proprietor of Hoen's dairy, 1872 Goodrich
avenue, filed a petition in bankruptcy in
the United States district court yesterday
afternoon. His liabilities are scheduled at
$1,072.52 and his assets at $4S6.01, of
which $465 is claimed exempt.
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ST. Paul Bidders WHAT the army
building yesterday bids were opened for
furnishing storm sashes and screens for
the windows of the new band barracks at
Fort Smelling. A. Rankin, of st. Paul,
was lowest the sashes, and A. Kali
dunski, of St. Paul, on screens.
Sunday School Teachers-The St. Paul
Union of Primary and intermediate Sun
day School Teachers will meet at the Y.
M. c. A. rooms this afternoon. There
will be Easter suggestions and patriotic
exercises and songs. Jesus and the
Sabbath" and 1.-The Restoration of the
Jews will be the topics discussed.
Paymaster Gilbert Retlres-Maj. Will
liam Gilbert, chief paymaster of the De-
partment of Dakota will retire from ac-
tive service March l. He will return to his
home in New York Maj. Gilbert will be
succeeded by Maj. Harry l.. Rogers. at
present paymaster at the Department of
the Lakes, with headquarters at Chicago.
Case of Smallpox DeVeIops-William
Regain, a salOonkeeper residing at 42O
Starkey street, was removed to the pest
mouse yesterday afflicted with smallpox
This is the first case reported to the
health department for several weeks. last
year at this time the hospital was filled,
but at present there are only four pa
tients confined there.
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Died After Brief IIness-Frank Wa
terS an employe of Dubord's livery stablA
on Carroll street., who had been ill for the
past few days, died at the home of his
parents. 459 Carroll street Sunday morn
ing at the age of twenty-five years. The
funeral will take place from O'Halloran
& Murphy's undertaking rooms at Q
O'Clock this morning.
A. o. U. w. Grand LODGE convenes-
Inc advance guard of the delegates to the
twenty-eighth annual grand lodge of the
"A y. y W. commenced arriving in the city
last night The first session will be held
this morning, and it is expected that 400
delegates will be in attendance. The
Degree of Honor auxiliary to the A. O TT
w. will meet today also.
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Held on Charge of Theft-Edward Tor
dan' railroad brakeman. was in the DO
lice court yesterday charged with drunk
enness, and Lou Snow his companion of
sunday night. appeared to answer to a
charge of having stolen $40 from him.
Ihey were together Sunday night and
Jordan incidentally lost $40 which he
claims the woman stole. The cases were
continued
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