The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-03
CITY NEWS
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MulIane Succeeds Snyder-William
j. Mullane has been appointed deputy
jailer at the county Jail by Sheriff
Miesen, to succeed j. B. Snyder, re-
Gently resigned.
Founding Sent to State School
Vladimir Manning, a founding l0
years of age, was committed to the
state public school at Owatonna by
Judge Bazille yesterday.
Merriam Park Women Visit Capitol
The Merriam Park Women's CLUB,
numbering seventy-five women, visited
the new capitol yesterday. Later the
women lunched at the Willard hotel.
Match Fires Lace Curtain-A match
carelessly thrown to the floor set fire
to a lace curtain at ASP St Peter street
yesterday afternoon and the engine
companies were called out to eXtin-
guish the blaze The loss amounted to
about $25.
More Scholars for Public Schools
The new admissions to the public
schools of st. Paul during February
numbered SCI, which brings up the
61S The average daily attendance
was 21,192.
Gasoline Tank ExpIodes-The explo-
sion of a small gasoline tank at the
confectionery store of Johnson
Drake, 222 Fillmore avenue, caused
small blaze early yesterday morning.
The building was damaged to the ex-
tent of $3.50. No one was injured.
Widower Sues Order Suit was
yesterday instituted by John Flamm
against the Independent Order of
Foresters for the recovery of $1,000, al
legged to be due on a life insurance
policy issued by the order to Bertha
Flamm, wife of the plaintiff, who died
Dec. 4.
Suit for $4,000 Is Submitted-I'he
suit of f. NJ. LOOMS against F. M.
Dickson and Timothy Sheehan, as re-
ceivers of the Minnesota Savings bank,
for an accounting of $4,000 of col
lateral given in security on a $4,000
note held by the plaintiff, was submit
ted to Judge Lewis yesterday.
Firm Sues for Sewer Material Pay
w. p. Preston, E. f. Berrisford and
Timothy Reardon, as sureties for Mr..
Preston, are named as defendants in
an action brought by Haebe & Ma
rozki for the recovery of $4S.35, due
for materials furnished Mr.. Preston in
the construction of sewers.
Mark r. Clark Dies at Rochester,
Mark r. Clark, for many years a
resident of st. Paul, died recently at
Rochester, Mimi, at the age of 49,
Death resulted
was switchman and formerly lived at
290 Earl street Relatives in South
ernl Minnesota have taken charge of
the body.
Miss SchaIIer Visits CapitoI-Miss
Rose Marie Schaller of Hastings, who
has been selected by Gov. Johnson to
christen the battleship Minnesota at
ats. launching April s, was shown
through the new capitol yesterday by
Gov. Johnson. Miss Schaller is attend
ing the state university.
Property Owners Air Protests-The
hearing of the objections of the prop
erty owners on Summit, between Dale
street and Cleveland avenue, against
Judgments being rendered against
.a1em on account of assessments for
graVellng that part of Summit avenue,
was Completed yesterday afternoon
and submitted to Judge Brill
State Smallpox Report-A total of
tWenty-e1ght cases of smallpox have
peen reported to the state board Of
health for the week ending Feb. 2S
orwell Otter Tail county, reports
eight cases, and Ronstad, Mcleod
county, has five. North Germany. Wa
dena county, and Bemidji, Beltrami
county, each have three. The other
cases are at scattering points through
out the state.
Date of Warner Funeral Not Fixed
The final details for the funeral of the
late Reuben Warner will be announced
today after the arrival of several of his
relatives from the east The flags on
the various fire houses of the city were
half-masted yesterday in honor of Mr..
warmers memory. The fire depart
ment and other city departments will
have delegations representing them at
the funeral.
Seeks Relief From Debt
Fisher H. Tenney, travelling sales
man, filed an application in the office