St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-22
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The Press clnb meeting and dinner which
was to oc cur tomorrow afternoon has been
postp Oned one week.
The funeral services of R. Fl. Jones wi be
held at the residence, 2415 Park avenue, THIS
afternoon at = o'clock.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
Gust Schwappach and Minnie Sandhof. Cas-
per Peterson and Mary Nelson.
The Methodist Ministerial association, of
the Minneapolis district will hold its second
convention at Richtield, May 20, Il.
An employe Of the city will bring suit
against the Minneapolis Street Railway COM
pany for Injuries received during the recent
strike.
Struck juries have been demanded in the
cases of ". H. Dennis versus Albert john
son, and Charles Brown versus The st. Paul
d Duluth Railroad.
Rev. Father Huntington, of New York, de-
hvers lecture TO men only on "Chrstlan
Democracy at st. Paul'S Episcopal church
tomorrow evening.
Yesterdays bank clearings were 1884,
647 43 and for the week 4.271 1926. For
the same week last year $3,270, 1914, all
increase OF over one million.
c. A. Lundberg will deliver @ temperance
lecture Saturday evening in G. A. X. hal, Har-
rison street and TWenty-ffth avenue north
east. The Scandinavians are especially in
Yited.
The Norwegian Total Abstinence society
evening An elaborate programme has been
prepared. which will be gwen by the students
quartette Refreshments will be served free.
A. H. Christensen will build double
frame dwelling at 1900 and 1902 West Twen-
ty-eighth street, to cost $4,000. George A.
Hanson brick veneer dwelling at 1lO1 and
1lO9 Second avenue south to cost 81, 100.
Hon. G. A. Pillsbury's present of $4,000
library to the town of Warner, Merrimack
county, N. H., has been fully appreciated. A
set of resolutions was adopted by the citizens
al the annual town meeting. March 10. The
resolutions pledge that the citizens will keep
the library for all time.
Measles were reported yesterday at 2726
Emerson avenue south, 1117 Harmon Place,
1924 Stevens avenue, 1910 Vine Place. 2435
Pierce street northeast, 123 Aldrich avenue.
903 Fifteenth avenue southeast. 2l0S Polk
street northeast, 1884 Polk street northeast
3I27 Third avenue south: diphtheria at
2i0S Third street north and SUB Colfax ave-
nue. orth.
photograph of Mai. Gen. W. s. Hancock,
painted by Tabor, the San Francisco artist,
has been sent TO Capt. J. Fl. Arnold, by Mrs.
Hancock. Capt. Arnold, some time ago, re-
quested that the picture be sent. to be hung
in the soldiers home at Minnehaha. The
picture is in civilians dress, but Mrs. Han
cock states that she thinks it the best like
ness of the general that has been yet exc
cuted
series of Sunday evening talks is to be
held at the First Free Baptist church. The
programme of topics is as follows: March
%. benjamin Randall and the Origin of
the Determination; March 80, David
Marks, and the Organization Of the Demon
ination;" April l3, George 7. Day, and the
Maturity of the Denomnation;' April 20,
Free Baptist Doctrine and Creed Changes"
Rev. G. A. Burgess. assisted by Rev. j. I.
Ward, will deliver the series.
union meeting of the Methodist minis
tiers of Minneapolis and St Paul will be held
at Hamline Monday at p m. DR.. Tiffany
will give an address on 1.-THE Social Element
in Christianity and Christianity in the Social
Life of Our People" Rev. II. l. Coultas will
speak of 1.-THE Preaching Required for the
T1mes.' The members of the two ministerial
bodies have been invited to lunch at the
university at the conclusion of the exercises.
The third quarterly meeting of the Mime
apois Christian Endeavor union will be held
at the First Free Baptist church Tuesday
evening. The topic is "How Can We Make
Christian Endeavor as Effective as Possible!"
ana the papers are by E. B. McClanahan,
president state union; Miss Belle NJ. Palmer.
Highland Park Presbyterian church: j. W.
Baer general secretary United society, and
Rev. Wayland Hoyt, trustee of United society.
The programme will be pleasantly inter-
spersed with music.
Preparations are being made toward erect
ing building in South Minneapolis for the
use of the Deaconessef' home. Rev. NJ. F.
Giertsen and Prof Oftedal constitute the in
spection committee for the selection of site.
mass meeting will soon be called to help
building that will accommodate at least 200
people. The management intends that it
shall be the greatest of its kind in the coun-
tTV.