St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-16
SALTWATER SILHOUETTES
Mrs. Anna Lee Pound Guilty Of Beating
a Child.
SENTENCE is SUSPENDED
Society Events Of the Week More
Numerous Than for Some
Time.

Mrs. Anna Lee, the woman accused
OF brutally beating the child Annie
Olson, was arraigned yesterday in the
municipal court upon the charge Of as
sault and battery. The evidence sus-
tanning the charge was conclusive, but
the court suspended sentence in consid-
Grafton OF the fact that the prisoner had
at the breast little babe, whom Judge
Netherway had not the heart to coufine
in the noisome air of the city prison.
Judge Nethaway, in summing up, gave
the woman most scorching lecture.
Andrew FOran, son of the Saltwater
street commissioner, and in the employ
OF the Shell Lake Lumber company,
was brought home yesterday severely
hurt by being partially crushed under
weight of logs which he was attempting
to unload at the landing. The attend
ing physician thinks that beyond dis
located shoulder and severe bruises on
the legs and loins he has no injuries.
Fayette Marsh announces his inten-
ZION of seeking recreation in a months
visit with his sister, Mrs. Baker, at
Kansas City. Mr.. Marsh has a great
most OF Well-wishers who hope his tenn
pOrary absence will result in restoring
him to his natural self and usefulness.
very large representation of Still
water men partook of dinner yesterday
at the Sawyer house on the occasion Of
the re-Opening of the hotel. The city
has other good hOstelries, but the Saw
yer house is lecOgniZed as the first-class
hotel, and MIR. Lowell is quite enthus-
lastically welcomed back again.
SOCIAL SALTWATER.
The society events of the week were
the Dickens party. given by the guild of
Ascension church at Music hall We'd
nesday evening, and the entertainment
provided by the Albright band of young
ladies at the same hall on Friday even
ing. The Dickens party, perhaps, was
the best in the way of intellectual eff
fort, but the Presbyterian girls and
boys carried off the honOrs in spec
tacular way, the gay costumes and
graceful evolutions OF the milkmaidS'
drill winning deserved applause, and
that feature was supplemented by in
strnmental and vocal music of high
order, DR.. Van Waters violin solo.
fantasia in an aria from "Somnam-
bula," being especially fine. and rap
turOusly received.
Whist club meetings and contests con-
tinue to be the thing. and the card craze
seems to intensity as Ash Wednesday
draws near. But Lent will not inter
fere with the merry war declared by the
picked party of North hill and South
hill challengerS at whist, who meet to.
morrow evening for the first struggle at
the residence of W. G. Bronson. Mrs.
w. NJ. Capron, Of South Third street,
entertained at h luncheon Tuesday, and
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Schroeder enjoyed
the company of the Yass club Thurs
day evening. The New York club is
preparing for another party, and on to-
morrow evening at Music hall the
Maennerchor will give grand maSQuer-
sde ball.
Mrs. E. P. Crossman, Of Clearwater,
after short visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. w. Hall, started, Tues
day, to join her husband at Boston.
Miss Nellie Capron. in celebration of
her birthday anniversary, treated
party of her young friends to sleigh
ride yesterday.
Rev. j. L. Half, of the Swedish Luth-
eran church, was in attendance during
the.week at the Red Wing Lutheran
conference.
Judge and Mrs. 81. r. Murdoch start
Tuesday for Southern California, where
they expect to remain until early sum-
mer.
W. - ClCulbCu Will
being the most Apollo-like in the ranks
at the milkmaids' drill Friday evening.
Elias Mexican arrived home last even
ing from attending to a business and
social errand in Montana.
Oscar Busse, of Henningson & Busse,
left Friday for weeks visit at his old
home in ShakOpee.
Mrs. D. l.. Birmingham, after a visit
with her parents at st. Paul, returned
home Tuesday.
Miss Lou Sinclair, after a three years.
absence in. New York, returned home
Thursday.
Mrs. c. 81. CARL left yesterday for
visit with friends at Brainerd, MINI.
Warden Randall will be in Chicago
during the greater part of the week.
Mrs. j. S. Vandiver returned home
Monday, much improved in health.
Hon. E. W. and Mrs. Durant returned
during the week from Chicago.
Senator and Mrs. j. N. Castle will re-
turn this week from Duluth.
D: B. Staples has Joined his parents
In the South.