The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-10

Russian Chess Expert in City e. |
Eisenberg, the Russian chess expert,
| is visiting the Twin Cities. This even
! ing he will be the guest Of the st. Paul !
Chess and Whist club.
Nigard Held to Grand Jury-Peter
/ Nigard who got into a Northern Pa
cific freight car and store a case of
eggs, yesterday waived examination in
police court and was held to the grand
ij1ry.
sPrimeau's Case Continued-Theodore
PTimeau, the West side grocer, arrest
ed for stabbing John Smith, "a East
Third street, was arraigned in police
court yesterday and will be held for
examination.
EEx-Policeman Accused of Non Sup
I pert-JoSeph Markie, an ex-policeman,
was arrested yesterday on complaint of
his wife, who alleges non-support. His
case was continued until Wednesday.
Will Sow Pine Seed on Forestry Re-
serVe-The state forestry board will
SOW large quantity Of pine seed on
the Pillsbury forest reserve, Cass
| county, as soon as the ground is in
! condition for planting.
! Aged White Bear Resident Dies
! Within three years Of the century
mark Mrs. Sarah Marchand died yes
terday at White Bear. She had been
resident of the county for fifty-nine
years. The funeral will take place to-
day.
Great Western Bridge Is Repaired
/ The broken gear on the draw of the
Great Western bridge was repaired
yesterday and the bridge is now ready
for service again. A force of work
men was placed on the work and it
was soon finished.
Ice Company Incorporates-The fol-
lowing articles Of Incorporation We're
filed yesterday with the secretary of
state: Crystal Ice company, Of Mime
apolis. Capital stock, 100000. Incor-
porators, George F. Porter, Michael ].
Shelley and James Dwyer.
Clothes Thief Sent to Workhouse-
/ Thomas Brown was not satisfied with
one outfit, but took three suits of
clothes from the Senate lodging house,
and on a plea of guilty will spend
ninety days in the workhouse, Judge
Hine imposing the sentence.
Fourteenth Street Opening Up June
20-Acting upon an opinion from the
COEpOIdllOn ATTORNEY lndI SUCH d COu1 sc
was necessary the board of public
works yesterday again took up the
proposed opening of Fourteenth street
J and set the hearing for June 20.
Governor Issues Requisition-Gov. S.
r. Van SAINT yesterday wired a requi-
sition on the governor Of Nebraska for
John Peterson, wanted in Otter Tail
county on a charge of assault in the
second degree. Peterson is accused of
pulling a loaded shotgun on one John
Anderson.
SawniII Sparks Set Fire to House
Sparks from the Cribben Lumber COM
pany's sawmill set fire yesterday after
noon to the roof of the house occupied
by Charles Conklin, 1915 East Seventh
street, which is directly opposite. Be-
fore much damage was done the fire
was eXtinguished.
Ex-PoIiceman in Trouble Joseph
Mar1ie, ex-policeman, was in police
court yesterday accused of failing to
support his children the charge being
made by Joseph Hamlin. Markie is
separated from his wife, and it is
claimed that he does not supply his
children with the ordinary necessities
of life.
May Practice in Circuit Court of APP
peals-The following four attorneys
were yesterday admitted to practice in
the circuit court of appeals by that
tribunal, which sat at the federal
building: Philo Hall, Bookings. S. D.;
c. j. Murphy, Grand Forks, N. D.; J.
w. Boyce, Sioux Falls, S. D., and John
Burke, Devils Lake, N. D.
Andrew r. kiefer Will FiIed-The
will of the late Andrew r. Kiefer was
filed for probate yesterday. The prop
erty, valued at $4,000 personal and
$4,000 real, is equally divided between
the widow, Mrs. Nellie M. Kiefer, and
the daughter, Evelyn Kiefer Brock,
who, with f. w. brewery, of Winni-
peg, are named as the executors. The
viii was drawn in December, 1901.
Foreer Is Sent to Workhouse-Eu-
gene MeelIley, of Minneapolis. indicted
last week under the name of Richard
Brown, yesterday pleaded guilty to
forgery and was given a sentence of
three months in the workhouse by
Judge Bum. Meekley is but twenty
one years old and is ambitious to enter
the navy. 1t was found that he had no
previous criminal record and a light
sentence was passed.
Capt. Bjornstad's Orders CHANGED
capt Alfred w. Bjornstad, Twenty
eighth infantry, formerly of the Thir-
teenth Minnesota, who is ENJOYING a
leave of absence at his home in St.
Paul, will be able to remain here long
er than he had expected. The order
has been revoked that directed him to
go to Columbus barracks Ohio, and to
conduct a detachment of recruits from
that post to San Francisco
Delinquent Tax Sale On - The an
nual sale of real property, delinquent
for the 1902 taxes, was commenced
yesterday, the sale being in Charge of
Deputy Auditor Keller. About fifty bid
ders were present, and all the larger par
GELS were bought up by lively bidding.
Six of the ten city districts were dis
posed of yesterday, four city districts
and seven country districts remaining
TO be disposed of. The sale viii prob
ably be finished tomorrow afternoon.