The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-26

was 10 above zero. rise of 4 de- /
greeS since 8 p. m.
Tax Penalty Begins tuesday, Monday
next is the last day for payment of per-
sonal tax. After that 10 per cent penalty
will be added
Joseph Chambers Dies In ST. louis
Joseph Chambers, a well known sign
painter of the Twin cities, died Tuesday
in st. Louis.
Globe Business College Entertains-The
Globe Business college last evening enter
tanned its friends with music and stere-
optieOn lecture.
Pay for Street Laborers-The street
force Of the city will be paid tomorrow
for two weeks work. A total of $4,000
viii be distributed.
Continued Cold-Continued cold and
snow flurTies for today is the prediction.
The cold will last for the following forty
eight hours, but will not be severe.
VIII Sing at the Missionaries Jane
Craddock Holland will sing at the mis-
sion of st. Patrick's church, corner Case
and Mississippi streets, this evening.
Improvement Association Meeting-To-
night at st. Demands hall, corner Abe
marie and Rose streets, the North Side
Improvement association will meet in reg
ular session.
Prohibition oratorlcaI contest-Hamline
University Prohibition league will hold an
oratorical contest in Hamline chapel this
evening. The winner will represent Ham
line in the state contest.
Will Score Butter Tuesday-W. w. p.
Mcconnell state dairy and food commits
Soner, has named Tuesday, March Is,
as the date for scoring butter in the next
test of the state educational competition.
Drying Clothes Catch FIre-Clothes,
hung around a stove to dry, caught fire
at 1909 Case street yesterday noon and
caused a blaze which called out the fire
department. The damage will not exceed
$50.
Humboldt School Resumes-The con-
tractors for the new heating plant in the
Humboldt school were yesterday able to
warm the building sufficiently to allow
of regular sessions
improvement Association Meets Tonight
The regular meeting of the Grand View
Heights Improvement association will be
street.
Dies of Appendicitis-Paul Schweidel,
aged twenty, a clerk for Farwell, Ozmun,
Kirk & Co., died in st. Joseph's hospital
Tuesday of appendicitis The body was
taken to the home of his parents, Osh-
kosh Wis, for burial.
Alleged Wife Beater Discharged-Sam-
uel Allen, arrested on a charge Of wife
beating, was discharged in police court
yesterday afternoon. He pleaded not
guilty and was arraigned for trial, but as
there were no witnesses he was released
coIIdes With Street car-RudoIph
Rooster, driver for Rucka Bros, 1913 East
Seventh street, was severely bruised in
collision with a Rice and Concord street
car at Seventh and Wabasha streets yes
terday afternoon. The wagon was badly
damaged.
Bank Authorized at GayIord-The Cit
liens State Bank of Gaylord has been au-
thorized by the public examiners de-
partment. The bank has a capital of
$4,000, and its principal officers are A w.
Sternke, president, and s. J. Maurer,
cashier
Young Peoples Rally Postponed-The
been held by the Young Peoples Societies
of Christian Endeavor Of the hill
churches in the Central Christian church
this evening, has been postponed to
Thursday evening of next week in the
same place.
Overturned Lamp Starts FIre-ChiIdren
of J. c. Flynn Upset lamp on the third
floor of their home at 426 South Robert
street at $40 last night, which for time
endangered the building. The burning oil
flowed over the kitchen floor but the
flames were extinguished after slight
damage had been done.
Believed to Be Insane-Franz Niedel of
st. Paul. brother Of Holy joe Niedel,
was arrested in Minneapolis yesterday on
suspicion of being insane. The Minneap-
oils authorities, on learning that he re-
sided in this city, sent work to Sheriff
Justus who ordered him brought to ST.
Paul He is now in the county Jail and
will be examined in probate court tomor-
row.
Minnesota Butter WIns-In the Feb
ruary test of the national butter eompeti-
ton just decided at Chicago Minnesota
buttermakers took first and second prizes.
H. c. Hanson, of Smith Mills. scored
highest with 81 points and H A. Goetsch.
Money Creek, second with 9615 points.
Third prize went to w. 8. Smarzo. of
Masonville, Iowa, whose score was 96.
points.
Small Blaze In Ryan Annex-Fire broke
out early yesterday afternoon In the
basement beneath E. S. Suffers jeweIry
store, 1873 East Seventh street in a. pile
of rubbish and paper. The basement is
occupied by Ralph Cardozo, furniture
dealer, who suffered a small loss through
smoke and water. The store is in the
Ryan Annex building
New Hardware JournaI-An addition
was made to the list of st. Paul trade
papers yesterday when the Retail Hard
ware Dealer issued its first number. It
is a semi-monthly publication The pub
Usher is w. L. Agnew. Harry L. KNAPP
pen is editor and Franklin O. Thompson
superintendent of advertising They now
publish the ST. Paul Trade
Petitions in Bankruptcy-D L. Thomn
son, in the grain and warehouse business
at Hastings, filed a petition in bank
ruptcy in the United States district court
yesterday scheduling his liabilities at
$22,952 03, and his assets at $33 $50, of
which 5000 is claimed exempted Joseph
Heberle, of st. Paul, a monument dealer,
also filed a petition giving his liabilities
81 333 % and assets "a ono CT