The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-20

reappointed Charles T. Heller, ST. Paul
to the state board of pharmacy. He
was originally appointed by Gov van
SAINT.
Lodge Holds Summons Meeting
Braden Lodge No. 16S, A. F. and "A M,
held a summons meeting last night IN
Masonic temple. New bylaws We're
acted upon.
Flames Damage Residence-The res
idenee of NJ. Miehalson, 949 Forest
street, was DANA ged to the extent OF
$500 by fire yesterday afternoon The
blaze started in the bath room. Cause
unknown.
State Bank at Wyckoff Authority
was granted yesterday by the state
bank examiner to the First State Bank
of Wyckoff The capital stock is $15,-
600. A. L. Ober is president and j. J.
Walker cashier:
Hackney viii Discuss Trolley Cues
tion-A paper on Should the City Ac-
cept the Offer of the City Railway
sCompany?" will be read before the
Hamline Six O'clock club on Monday
evening next by Aid. J. M. Hackney
William Pitt Murray Better-William
Pitt Murray, who has been confined al
his home for the last week seriously i'll,
is reported to be much better and i'm
proving rapidly. 1t is expected that he
will be up and about in few days.
Car Hits Milk Waeon-Milk cans
flew in all directions yesterday morn
ing when the sled of James Keough, a
L, all or
Fourth and Franklin streets. Keough
escaped injury, but the sled was de-
molished and the milk split all over the
street.
Rev. Walter A. Snow CalIed-Rey.
Walter A. Snow, pastor of Oak Park
Congregationalist. church, of Mime
apolis, has received call as associate
pastor of the Peoples church, of this
Sity. 1t is expected that Mr.. Snow will
accept the call, and start to work in his
new field at once.
HotezsElevator Drops Fioor-Sev-
eral guests had narrow escape at the
Ryan hotel yesterday afternoon when
passenger elevator dropped from the
first floor into the basement. Two passen-
gers and the elevator man were in the
car at the time and were badly shaken
up. The accident was due to the slip
ping of the cable.
John Fred Files Dead-John Fred
Files, thirty-three years old, who re-
sided with his mother, Mrs. Katherine
Elles, 545 Capitol boulevard, died yes
terday after months of illness. Mr..
Files was employed by the North Star
Furnishing company. He was born and
resided always in st. Paul.
overheated Dynamo Starts Fire
Fire resulting from an overheated dy-
namo in the basement of 221 East
Fourth street called out the engine
companies yesterday afternoon. There
was no damage. "A new clothing firm
wassmoving into the building but their
goods were not damaged.
Wife Beater Sent to Workhouse -
Fred Suppon, 1890 AIbemarle street,
will spend the next three months at the
workhouse for beating his wife on
tracted to the place by the weman,s
screams, the police called and Suppon
arrested.
Probation Officer Gets Two Boys
Peter Wyland and William Lindeman,
arrested Wednesday night charged with
taking horse belonging to P. Murphy,
a blacksmith, and driving it around the
city, were turned over to Probation
Officer Graves yesterday by Judge
Finehout.
Issue Tax certificates-of the
$1,640.000 tax levy certificates of in
debtedness which will be issued during
the present year to meet current ex-
penses the sinking fund committee is
considering issuing 100000 on Feb Is.
The balance will be issued in June.
Last year all such certificates, which
bear per cent interest, were issued
In June.
Horse Runs Away With Woman
Mrs. Evans, living at 29S East Congress
street, experienced wild ride yester-
day afternoon behind runaway horse,
the cutter finally overturnine and
throwing her into the street She es-
capped with few bruises. Mrs Evans
was driving on West George street
when the horse became frightened and
ran away.
Little Tot Loses Her Way-Little
Evelyn Lfndgren, five years old, had a
terrible experience yesterday noon
when she lost her way going home from
the kindergarten of the Phalen Park
school. She had wandered about for
over an hour and was mile from
nome when discovered by patrolman
of the Margaret street station.