St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-10
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIs GLOBULEs.


1921.
The funeral of the late E. E. Holt was
held from the Church of the New Jerusalem
yesterday.
Patrolman Napoleon Bonaparte Huntoon
has been suspended for being found i'll i'm
proper places.
The annual meeting Of the Northwestern
Hospital ASSOCIATION will be held today at
2:30 O'Clock at the hospital building.
The Veterans Union league will hold an
important meeting this evening at OQd
Fellows hall, L. " ashington avenue north.
c. E. Dyer spoke before the Young Mems
Christian association at their meeting for
men only, last evening, on Three Young
Heroes"
The Fidelity Coffee & Spice company was
incorporated yesterday by II. Nj. Eddy, C. +.
Wyman and j, j. Kelly, with capital stock
of $50, 000
The executive committee of the Flambeau
club will meet next Saturday evening aud
map out plan of action for the club during
the convention.
The directors of the maternity hospital held
ameeting yesterday and elected Mesdames o.
e. Merriman. Wayland Hoyt and James I.
Pye to the directorate.
The body CT Mrs Henry Hach, mother of
BY l.. Hach. was taken to Chicago last even
Ing for burial. Mr.. Hach and his father ac-
companled the remains.
The Firemens Relief association paid out
about 81, 900 Tuesday TO members who have
been sick or disabled. This includes the vic
Tins of the Empire elevator fire.
j. Mitchell, & deserter from Company c, [.
s A.. stationed at Fort Sully. $ D.. was ar
rested in this city Tuesday night, and yester-
day was returned TO Fort Smelling.
A branch of the Order of the Scottish Clan
was organized in MINNEAPOLIS Tuesday even
ing. The local organization Is called Clan
Gordon, and has membership OF about
Fifty.
Alta meeting of the Firemens Relief asso-
citation Tuesday claims 10 the amount of
E. 900 were paid. most of which went TO the
sufferers from the recent fire at the EmpiIe
elevator.
Frank Felter. q well known figure in the
courts, came before Judge Elliott Yesterday
charged with having stolen s. from Nels An
dersOn, but as the complainant failed to APP
pear the case was dismissed.
The Southern Minnesota Lumber company
filed articles OF incorporation yesterday.
The capital stock is $4,000, and the incor-
poratorS are: Louis X. Hall, Thomas NJ.
Lewis and Charles C. Weber.
The business done by the Minneapolis Gus
tom house is increasing at a rapid rate. and
as q source of revenue TO the United States
is not to he sneezed at Monday the office
collected duties to the value of 5. 800.
A committee of the Caledonian club is ar
ranging to tender banquet to Chief j. B.
FOrgan before his departure for Chicago. The
date has not yet been set, but il will probably
he some time between Christmas and New
Years.
The property on Third street between Mic
ollet ana First avenue south, now occupied
by Eddy's livery stable. has been purchased
store building upon the site in the near
future.
An address will be given before the Ish-
waTa Theoso 9hical society at its rooms. 0J2
New York Life building, this evening Dec.
10, by Mrs Louise Jewell Manning. Subject
"A Few of the Practical Things Taught by
1heosOphy."
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Nels Peterson and Christina Peterson, John
+. Alvin 10 Alice Holm. j. Edward Wach-
smuJh and Dora Kampff. Eric NJ. johnson
and Sophia Hohnberg, Lars a. Swanson and
Annie L. A Nelson.
Charles a. Pillsbury, who was appointed
by Gov. Merriam as Il member of the Mill
nesota Deep Water convention, to meet at
Detroit. Mich, on Dec Is, states that he will
be unable to attend, as his two head men are
absent from the city.
The chamber of commerce has adopted
resolutions against the acceptance Of COM
missions less than The regular rate. except in
exceptional cases, and prohibiting any system
of rebates the object of which is TO violate
the rules of the chamber.
This evening all the members of the Dock
stader Minstrel company, including the Or
chestra, viii join the members of the Lotos
club at lunch after the performance at the
Grand opera. An imprOmptu musicale and
side remarks will be the features OF the en-
tertainment.
G. Nee. Reeve says that the plan for rails
ing the additional $4,000 for The worlds fair
fund Is progressing as well as can be ex-
peeled. lie says that many of the counties
have already made UP their portion, and that
the HennePIn amount will be ready before
many weeks.
The University foot ball team has reelected
viii Leary captain for the coming year
There were but two dissenting votes. An
amendment was passed not to limit The num-
Der on the team 10 seventeen. but TO remove
all limit and leave the number to the discre-
ton OF the choosing board.
South Minneapolis business men held
meeting Tuesday night and decided To raise
bonus OF $4,000 if the Tiiden heater works
can be located in South Minneapolis. A
committee of five was appointed to draft
resolutions for the organization of a South
side business mems union.
DR.. f. S. mickey was sandbagged by two
unknown thugs while walking on Fourth
street south. Tuesday evening. in company
with his wife and another lady, but fortu-
nalely was not seriously injured or robbed.
the screams of the ladies having attracted
other men to the scene at once.
Cases of scarlet fever at 405 Twenty-sixth
avenue rorth, 2644 Polk street southeast, 1923
Eighth street northeast ana @5l5 Girard av-
enue north; measles, 1920 Fourth street
north, 1872 Seventh street south and 22l7
Seventh street south; diphtheTia at 529 Hen
'4St'H az Siiu C NClC ICpOIASO dth lu6 uGd4Ju
office yesterday.
J c. Rice's detective agency succeeded
In locating Richard d'Etreville and Mrs.
George Watkins. who eloped from Mime
apOlis some weeks ago. The pair are now in
Seattle, and it is probable that they will be
brought back to Minneapolis, although it is
not yet known what action will be taken by
the deserted wife and husband.
A barrel of gasoline on the St. Louis
freight train which left Minneapolis at AS
yesterday morning exploded while the train
was passing through West Minneapolis, set
ting fire TO the car and soaring all the resi-
dents of that portion of the city. There was
no damage beyond the destruction by fire of
the car which carried the gasoline.
The commission men who OCCUPY the
stores across the street from the Produce Ex-
change building say that they will follow the
new central market and move to 1t as soon as
II Is completed. They say further that the
men in the exchange would follow the mar
ket II they were satisfied the market building
would be completed by the LIST of June.