The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-09

Somerby Gets a VacatIon-Assistant
Attorney General Charles w. Somerby
leaves tonight for a vacation trip to the
Pacific coast country.
Mai George Palmer Transferred-Maj.
George Palmer, Twenty first infantry. has
been transferred from Fort Keogh, Mont,
to Fort Lincoln. N d.
jacobson Visits Prlson-Chairman J. F.
Jacobson and o. B. Gould of the state
board of control. made a regular monthly
visit to the Saltwater penitentiary yester-
day
Poachers Out With SeInes-Executive
Agent Fullerton has received notice of il
legal SEEMING for fish in the Minnesota
river near Morton. The ice has just left
the river Steps will be taken by the
department. to put a stop to the illegal
practice
Insurance Company Admitted-State In
Surance Commissioner Dearth has author
lied the Indemnity Exchange Fire In
surance Company of Chicago to do bust
ness in Minnesota. The company has
complied with the requirements of the
department.
Telephone Booth Thief Fined-Frank
SingeIman, the boy who was arrested at
with a telephone and trying to get the
money out of the receptacle, was found
guilty yesterday in the municipal court
and was fined $50. The boy is said to
belong at Hudson, Wis.
VIII Banquet Brooks-AbOut $50 friends
and former associates of S. o. Brooks,
freight manager of the Pere Marquette,
who resigned last month the position of
general freight agent of the Chicago Great
Western, will tender him a banquet to-
night at the Commercial club Harry T.
Black viii act as POSTMASTER.
Teachers for Officers schooI-Capt.
William R. Dashieu and Capt. Hunter B.
Nelson of the Twenty-fourth infantry.
stationed at Fort Harrison, Mont, have
been detailed to act as members of an
examining board to meet at Fort Yellow
stone, where they will remain until the
conclusion of the present term of officers
school,
Gets Her Presents Back-Her mother
in-law failing to appear in justice court
to answer the replevin suit she brought
to recover her wedding presents, Mrs.
Georgia Mcdonald has been given pos
session Of the things, which were removed
from the home Of her mother-in-law, Mrs
Mary Mcdonald, 1991a West Seventh
street. Monday.
Wheelnnan Has Narrow Escape-W. A.
Campbell. while riding a bicycle on Wa
basha street early yesterday morning,
was run down by Hamline-J jackson car
and narrowly escaped injury. The car
was crossing Sixth street and struck
Campbell's wheel. throwing him onto the
fender After the accident Campbell
picked himself up and rode away
o.
Pardon Board Meets Monday-The state
board Of pardOns will meet at the state
capitol Monday afternoon, and a large
calendar will receive the attention of the
board. w. J. Donahower, the new at
torney general, will be a member Of the
board and share in its deliberations for
the first time Gov. Van SAINT will re-
turn from Chicago In time to meet with
the board.
State Board Pardons Prisoner-WilIiam
SOehner, sentenced fifteen days ago to
thirty days in the Mobiles county jail for
selling liquor without a license was yes
terday released on the order of the state
board of pardOns The action was taken
by the board on the showing that the
health Of the prisoner was seriously i'm
paired by his Incarceration.
Gov. Van SAINT Goes to chicaqo-Gov.
Van SAINT left last night for Chicago.
where he will be a guest at the Hamilton
clubs observance of the anniversary Of
Appomattox tonight. Senator Daniels. of
Virginia, will speak on Gen. Robert E.
Lee and Senator Henderson. of Nebraska
on Gen. Ulyssus S. Grant. Secretary Taft
will speak on the Philippines Gov. Van
SAINT will not speak.