St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-02
FIRST NEWS OF 1900.
QThe annual meeting of the House of Hope
church viii be held this evening".

OThe annual meeting of the House Of Hope
church viii be held this evening".
Mayor Smith has appointed Henry E.
Tochen rs driver IN the police department
to succeed Patrick j. Casey, resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Lichtenberger were
kindly remembered by the young lady en-
pioyes of Bannan g. Co., and presented with
beautiful picture in India ink.
S. s. Parr, of St Cloud: j. B. Dye, Of Wa
SEGA: N. c. Bray, of Henderson, and A. r.
Nichols, of Tower, are attending the State
educational association in this city. They
are registered at the Clarendon.
The fourth dinner of the Twilight club
will be held at the Hotel Metropolitan Satur-
day evening next at $50 p m. Prof Gilbert
Will preside. The subject for after-dinner
discussion will be: Fiction in Literature .
Its Office and Scope
1.-THE fire department was call to West st
Paul about O'Clock yesterday morning by q
blaze in woodshed in the rear of j. j.
Donner's residence. at 664 Hall avenue. The
damage was slight. The fire is supposed to
have been of incendiary origin.
Policeman Cornick was suspended yester-
day by Chief Clark for making an uuwar-
ranted arrest of four citizens on Mississippi
street early yesterday morning. His case will
come up before Mayor Smith today.
James Wilson, the one-armed workhouse
convict, was sent out to Como Yesterday
morning for ninety days by Judge Burr He
was arrested for stealing postage stamps
from room in the Manufacturer block.
The Misses Morehouse, assisted by several
of their young lady frienas, received at the
residence Of their father j E, Morehouse,
69i Selby avenue, last evening. The callers
were detained after refreshments to partici-
PATE in social dancing
Miss Josie Kalman, daughter Of Arnold
Kali an, gave delightful party last night
to the younger members of society. The
residence on Summit park was beautifully
decorated for the occasion, and about fifty
guests enjoyed its hospitallties.
Mayor and Mrs. A. B. Bracket were pre-
sented yesterday with @ life-size portrait of
the mayor, encased in an elegant gilt frame,
the gift of United States Marshal Campbell
Deputy Marshals Gus. Beaulieu, W. S. Dag
gett and Edward Warren were also remem-
bered by Marshal Campbell III the way of
New Years gifts of scarf pins.
H. II. Scobell assistant superintendent of
the Northern Pacific Railway company's
telegraph lines. died at u 80 yesterday aft
ernoon from an attack of typhoid fever at
came to st. Paul from Kingston, Ont, where
be learned telegraphy twenty years ago. He
had been in the employ of the Northern Pa
cific company for about five years. De-
ceased leaves a widow and three children.
Fred sandell. p special policeman at the
Salvation Army barracks on Dayton's bluff,
was before the police judge yesterday morn
ing for disorderly conduct the complainant
being Policeman Anderburg, of the regular
force. The specific acts charged were
''chewin' de reg, shown fight and talkin'
back" The persecution appeared to have re-
suited from a row between the officers, and
Judge Burr concluded that the case was
properly one for the mayor to investigate
Excelsior Lodge No. go, I. o. O. F., gave
its annual New Years entertainment and
dance last evening. Over 800 people turned
out to enjoy the pleasures of the occasion.
The reception committee was composed of
f. W. Hadfeld, Henry Smith, j. w Cakes, C.
Il. Runyon, W. Ii. Carter and II. Fl. Palmer.
= the flower committee, Frank Z. hall, f IL.
Larson, ). G. Pierce and julius Hence a
pleasant entertainment was given by the Men.
delssohn quartet;e, Miss Edith Tozie. pianoist
and Mrs. Z. 7. Miller, elocutionist Lunch
was then served and the remainder OF the
evening was devoted to dancing
Mr.. ana Sirs. z. A LaVulIee, of Iglehart
street, entertained large number of their
friends Tuesday evening with progressive
euchre. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. \. Dufrene, Lou and S.ela Du-
irene, Mir and Mrs. DIR. z. Marchand Mr..
and Mrs DR.. o. Martell, Mr.. and Mrs Jo-
seph Lefevbre, Emma Lefevbre. Mr. and
Mrs. E. Parish, Mr.. aud Mrs. F. G. Gravel, of
Crookston; Mrs. Davis, E. Dufrene, Mrs. E.
Dufrene, Mrs. E. w. Bazille, L. y. Dion.
Prizes were won as follows: Head prize. gen.
tlemnn, Z. W. Bazile; lady, Mrs DIR. O. Mar
tell; lone hand, Joseph Lefevbre; foot prize.
Mrs Joseph LefevbTe.