St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-10
THE PASSING SHOW.

Fu1Iy 1,OUU PERSONS were gdlnereu on the
ice in West st. Paul yesterday. the skating be-
ing excellent
The West Side lodge, K. of P, will hold a
meeting this evening at the hall OF the order
on Dakota avenue.
The West Side Dramatic club is preparing
an entertainment to be given the latter part
Of the month at the West Side opera house.
John Bender German teamster was ar
rested yesterday on warrant sworn out by
Christ Lase, charging him with stealing fur
robe.
The st. Paul Stenographers' association
will hold It's regular weekly meeting on Tues
day evening at Central hall, "a East Seventh
street.
Fred Hookinson. a stock dealer, was Sc
verely bitten by a savage hog while engaged
in unloading carload of the animals at
South st. Paul On Saturday.
About o'clock last evening the barn OF
: NJ. P. Nieols in the rear of $50 East Ninth
street. was damaged by fire to the extent OF
I about $25. The fire was Of incendiary ORR
gin.
The Crusaders Total Abstinence society
will turn out in body on Tuesday morning
j. to attend the funeral of the late Daniel Des-
mond, who lost his life in the gas works ex-
plosion.
The many friends of Mrs. Dr. R. E. Ferrey,
of this city. will regret to hear of her sudden
death, which occurred Saturday at Valley
Greek. MINI. Mrs. Ferrey was former res
/ dent of Albany, N. Y.
/ Mrs Carrie Haight, of East Seventh street
was thrown from cutter on that street near
Olive. and badly cut about the head yester-
day afternoon. The accident was caused by
the breaking of a runner.
|. The secretary of the Father Mathew Total
Abstinence society has issued an invitation
to all the members of total abstinence socie-
ties in the city to attend the funeral of Dan
ielDesmond Tuesday.
/ The Young Ladies' Missionary society of
the Central Park NJ. E. church has postponed
the public meeting announced for Feb ID
fer one week to Feb 81, and 1t will then be
substituted for the regular young peoples
meeting.
Otto Becker of the four children sent to
the state school at Owatonna. escaped from
the institution and made his way back to st.
Paul Saturday. A telegram was sent to Re-
+ lief Agent Hutchins, who located him at his
brothers. and will send him back this morn
ing.
The panorama of 'The Battle OF the Moni-
tor and Merrimae" will remain open only I'M
til Sunday next, when work removing it will
begin early Monday, the 18th inst. This will
be the last chance to see a cyclorama in st.
Paul. and for the last week the price has
been reduced to 10 cents for everybody.
During q spiritualistic seanee at the resi-
dence Of J. W. Bereholter, on the flats of
West ST. Paul yesterday, a Mrs. Lane fell into
trance from which it took the combined
efforts of the assembled company and two
physicians two hours to awaken her The
result was attained by the application of
electricity to the feet of the unconscious
woman.
Wide Awake Lodge No. 1872 corner of Fau-
QuieF and Arcade Streets will next Thursday
evening celebrate its first anniversary, to
which the public are cordially invited The
programme for the evening will consist of a
Demorest silver medal Evolutionary contest
and choice selections Of instrumental and
vocal music. The contest promises to be one
of the best ever held in the city. noted talent
participating. The lodge viii also install
officers for the term. Entertainment :om-
mences at7:3J p. m. Admission free.
Christ church was crowded at yesterday
morning. services, and an almost equally
large congregation assembled in the evening,
The morning sermon was delivered by Rev
CD. Andrews, rector, aud was most inter
esting and instructive one. The musical
portions of the service were of the usual
magnifcence, the solo work of the young
/ soioist, Percy Creelman, being the principal
feature, and exquisitely sung. The services
opened with professional hymn, partiei-
pated; in by the full choir - -
The Students of the Cretin High school viii
present their friends with valentine this
| week. 1T will assume the shape Of an enter
tanning Programme. '.GrandfatheFs. stery,,
Voices From Flewerland. - .-The Fail OF
| Wolsey3f'. are the selections to fiji up the
| dramatic part, while the music viii beren-
dered hy the De La Sale Glee club and Prof. :
| Priem.s Orchestra. An enjoyable evening Is
promised The selections. at any rate augur
| well. The l4th ard Cretin hall are the time
and place.