The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
CITY NEWS

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Game Agent Fullerton Home-State
Came Agent Fullerton returned to st.
PauE yesterday after attending con-
ference of game wardens at Chicago.
Insurance Company Admitted-The
Alliance Fire insurance company OF
Philadelphia has been admitted to the
state of Minnesota by Insurance Com
missioner O'Brien.
Petition in Bankruptcy-Petition in
bankruptcy was filed in the federal
court yesterday by Merritt D. Hoff of
ST. Paul Liabilities are scheduled at
$4,495.95 and assets $495.
Workhouse for Tanning Robert
Fanning interfered with -Patrolman
Lindou while the latter was making an
arrest Sunday evening. AS result
Robert will spend the next thirty days
at the works
New Officers at SneiIing-Maj. Rob-
ert L. Bullar and Lieut.. A. Moreno,
newly appointed officers to the Twenty
eight infantry have reported at Fort
Smelling for duty. Lieut. Moreno is
accompanied by his bride.
Expense Accounts Fiied-The con-
ference of the common council met
yesterday in regular monthly session
to receive and place on file the re-
ports of the expenditures of the va
rious departments of the city.
Jail Has New Matron-Leah Suther-
land has. been appointed matron at the
county Jail to succeed Clara Schulz, re-
Gently resigned on account of poor
health. The appointment was ap-
proved by the judges of the district
court.
Mai. Todd Reports Maj Albert
Todd newly appointed military secre-
taTy to the department of Dakota, has
reported for duty at the army building.
Col. W. Z. Wilder, former secretary,
will leave for his new station at Fort
Ethan Allen, VT, the latter part of
this week.
Ewald on Probation-Frank Ewald,
10 years old, was placed under the care
of the probation officer yesterday for
driving recklessly about the streets
Sunday evening. Ewald said that he
a horse before and did not know how
TO manage the animal.
Postoffice Receipts receipts of
the st. Paul postoffice for the fiscal
year ending March 81 were $74S,269.82,
which is an increase of S18,661 over the
previous year. For the quarter ending
March 81 the receipts aggregated
$196,0S491, or an increase of $5,019.46
over the previous period for 1904.
Brannan Will Case-The appeal from
Judge BaZille's decision in the contest
over the James Brannan will was
called yesterday before Judge Bum,
and continuance was taken until to-
day on account of the illness of John
Haas, cashier Of the st. Paul State
bank, who is an important witness.
Choral Clubs Final Rehearsal-The
St Paul Choral club will hold it's
final rehearsal for the Creation"
Thursday morning in the Peoples
church The sale of seats for this
concert opened yesterday morning,
and the steady demand for them In
sures a large audience for Thursday
night.
Says Husband Is Cruel-Mrs. Au-
eusta Liepert has brought suit in the
district court to secure a decree of alb
solute divorce from Albert Liepert, to
whom she was married at Glenwood
Wis, March %, 1903. She alleges cruel
and inhuman treatment and asks the
restoration of her. former name, Au-
gusta Radunz.
Chases His Wife-Charles E. Davis
Sibley and Spruce streets. chased his
wife and baby out of the house early
Saturday morning. He was required to
sign a peace bond before the police
judge yesterday. Mrs. Davis testified
that her husband had not worked for
several months, and that she had sup
ported him by taking in washing.
Charged With Flashing Razor-Dur-
ing a fight with Coleman Geary on the
jackson street bridge Sunday night
Martin Geary, 839 Jackson street, is ac-
cused by the former of drawing a razor
Martin was arrested on the charge of
disorderly conduct. He entered plea
of not guilty in the police court YES
terday and the case was continued.