The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
NEWS OF THE CITY
The temperature at 200 a. m.
was 3 degrees below zero. drop
of 10 degrees since p. m.


Bishop Joyce VIII Preach.Bishop
preach tonight at the First German
Methodist church
Woman Ordered Out of Town
GoIdie Johnston, when charged with
misbehavior in yesterdays police court,
pleaded guilty and promised to leave
town.
Turn Cripple Over to Board of Con :
troI-Claton Scott, arrested on Monday
while begging, was yesterday handed
over to, the board of control, he being
a cripple.
Sewer Hearing Before Board-Two
O'Clock this afternoon is the hour set
for the fifth hearing before the board
of public works of the question of lay
ing a sewer on Blair street, between
Mackubin and Dale streets.
Mayor Smith Is Indisposed-For two
days Mayor Smith has been confined
to his apartments in the Metropolitan
hotel. The mayor is suffering from
la grippe His condition is not serious.
and it is expected that he will be in his
Office today.
Plumbers Sue for BiIl-The Western
Supply company, plumbers, began a
suit in attachment against II. S. Krause
and the Anheuser-Busch Brewing
company yesterday to secure S310.25,
which they allege is due for plumbing
on building erected for the defend
ants.
Or. Marshall Conducts Services-Dr.
A. B. Marshall, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, Of Minneapolis,
conducted the prayer services held at
the Central Presbyterian church, Of
this city, last night. Several other To-
cal Presbyterian churches took part in
!. the services.
Bowes Placed on Probation-John
Bowes, the nineteen -year-old lad con-
victed of stealing a watch from Jew
eler Henry JACKIE. 2S7 East Seventh
street, was sentenced yesterday TO
S serve one year in the st. Cloud reform
atory by Judge Kelly, but was after
wards released upon probation.
CoIored Men Sent to Works-Charles
Jackson and William Moore, two col
ofed men, who were found upon the
West side by the police on Tuesday.
evening, and who were unable to show
any visible means of support, were
yesterday morning committed to the
workhouse for period of thirty days.
Mrs. Elizabeth HeIfrich Dead-Eliz-
abeth Helfrich, aged eighty-five, died
at her residence, Fairview avenue and
st. Clair street, late last night, after
an illness of a few days. Death result
ed from an attack of pneumonias Mrs.
Heifrich was an old resident Of the
city, having lived here for twenty-sfx
years.
Van He'll Agrees to Be Good-Henry
Van He'll appeared in the police court
yesterday morning and pleaded not
guilty to charge of disorderly con-
duct arising from a disturbance in the
store of one Johnson. After figuring up
his chances of defense he changed his
plea to one of guilty and signed bond
to keep the peace.
Mattock Joins Marines-Capt George
G. Thorpe, in charge of the United
States marine corps recruiting office
in the old postoffice building, made
another capture yesterday in Charles F.
Mattock, living at 951 Tuscarora street.
Mattock left for New Yodk last night
with c. w. Sullivan and c. r. Larson,
who enlisted Tuesday.
Entertainment at BetheI-The sec
ond lecture of the free course to be
given at the Bethel this winter will be
given this evening, and will include
readings by Miss Blanche Seely, Ar
thur Manual and Miss Frances Peter
son. RecitationS will be given by Miss
Eleanor Miller, and musical numbers
furnished by Mrs. Winifred Burk, Miss
Hattie Mailer, George Payne, Miss
Seely and Charles Larson.
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