St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-21
SAINT PAUL.
SUNDAY SAUCE.

SIu1 OulCSS Will pe ClOSeO lOLuOKEOM
The Sodalty society will hold an open
meeting at ST. Peters church at O'Clock
this afternoon.
The Patriotic Sons of America will ban
quet with cold water toasts at the Windsor
Tuesday evening.
The Riverside Clothing Company of Min
neapolis, capital $4,000, filed articles of in
corporation yesterday.
An address to men will be delivered by
Very Rev. J. j. Keane in Crusaders hall,
Fort and Sixth streets, at D. m. today.
The Horton Mining Company of Duluth
filed amended articles yesterday increasing
the capital stock from $4,000 to Sl.0lS,00).
The Loyal League will meet on Monday
evening at the Ryan, their expected memo
rial st the Metropolitan have fallen through.
Mrs :. 5. Stout will give another plain
Talk to Mothers and Daughters Thursday,
Feb. ., at p. m, at Il East Seventh street.
The district court and all of cthe county
officers viii observe Washington's birthday
by abstaining from transacting any bust
ness.
Mrs. Flandrau will read paper at meet
Ing of the Daughters of the American Re-
public at Mrs. Newport's tomorrow after
noon.
A special meeting will be held this after
noon at st. Peter Clavier church, at which
Father Hoffman and F. L. McGhee will
speak.
The consumers of gas are holding their
noses and squirting their eyes while they
wall at the short supply and unusually bad
order of that illuminant.
George Harvey was arrested at the corner
of Third ard St Peter streets last night. He
had valuable goat skin robe in his posses
sion, which is supposed to have been stolen.
John ". DeCamp looks daggers at his
rivals for aldermaniac honors in the Fourth
ward. He can't see why other aspirants will
not draw off and give him a clear field Tor
the nomination.
The General Wesley Merritt garrison. No.
IS, Regular Army and Navy union, will hold
its regular meeting at the usual place, Sec
ond ana Robert streets, Monday, Feb. p,
1892, at O'Clock p. N.
There will be a celebration of Washing
tons birthday at the state prison at Still
water Monday morning next. John W. Will
lis will deliver all address upon the life and
public services of George Washington.
County Treasurer A n. Nelson takes ex-
ception to the slowness OF the people in pay
ing their personal taxes and SAYS those who
do not make payment this week will kick
when the 10 per cent penalty is added
March l.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Central
Park NJ E. Church will hol Martha Wash
ington reception Monday evening, Feb. 90.
New England supper will be served from
sto O'Clock. Admission % cents children
l. cents.
SThe Salvation Army meetings are held
every night on the corner or Ninth and Jack
son streets. at S o'clock; Sunday holt
ness at II g. NJ; family gathering at 3 p.
m; great salvation meeting at S p. N. All
are welcome. Are you saved?''
Howard NJ. Smith, a letter carrier, is i'll at
st. Joseph's hospital. Drs. Sweeney, Craig
and McLaren ascertaIned through surgical
operation that the man has cancer of the
stomach. Smith is in preca rious condition,
and his death Is looked for in the near fu-
ture.
Messrs. John W. Willis and F. Il Nettle-
ton. constituting the executive committee of
the Dartmouth College Alumni Association
of the Northwest, announce that reunion
and banquet of the association will take
place al the Metropolitan hotel of this city
on the evening of next Wednesday, the oath
inst.
Preparations are in progress for a grand
celebration at Waseca on st. Patrick's day.
The members of the Ancient Order of Hiber.
mans resident in Waseca and neighboring
towns will unite in procession and public
meeting. John ". Willis is to be the orator
of the occasion.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
will all unite in giving union ball at the
srmory tomorrow evening. This event fol-
lows in the wake of the installation of Off
GERS by the ladies' auxiliary OF $50 of the
brotherhood, which took place at Twin City
hall Friday evening.
The following is list of the pail bearers
for the funeral of E. F. Drake, which will
occur tomorrow: Hon. Alexander Ram
sey, Gen. L. W Bishop, Hon. S. ]. R.
Mcmillan, D. D. Merrill Hon. John S. Prince
Hon. ". R. Marshall, Gov. w. R. Merriam,
Hon. j. 5. Pillsbury, E. w. Winter and
George A. Bracket.
Frank T. Ripley will lecture and give tests
for the st. Paul Spiritual alliance at A. o. L.
W. hall, Seventh and Minnesota streets, Sum
day evening, Feb. q, at p. m. Subject,
Origin and Destiny of Man" Mr. Ripley
holds public test seances for the benefit of
The alliance every Wednesday evening at 125
West Fourth street.
The residence of Francis Scotch, 623 Wa
basha street. was again broken into last
night This is the third time that this has
happened this winter. The first time, in
November, the thieves took nothing The
second, on JAN 26. they took about Sl5C
worth of goods, mostly silverware The last
time, Feb. 90 they took a coonskin coat.
Rev. W. S Vail will preach for the Uni
versalist church Sunday morning, IN the
Grand opera house, at II a. N. Subject, 1--WE
Must All Appear Before the Judgment Seat
of Christ" The chorus recently organized
by Prof Congdon will be heard for the first
time and the University male quartette will
sing "All the Way Home and MY Lord Is
Calling" All are invited
Rev. C. Chiniguy-"Father Chiniguy"-will
be here to lecture next month. This old gen.
tleman has had remarkable career, and the
burden of his lectures consist in reeounting
his experiences both in and out of the Cath
Ole church. His work in the cause of tenn
perance in Canada some years ago was mar
velous, and he was known throughout the
Dominion as the apostle of temperance"
At ST. James church, corner of De Soto
and Lawson streets, during the coming week,
Rev W. P. Ten Brock, who has just con-
cluded mission in the Church of the
Messiah, will conduct a series of mission
services. The hours of service will be: HOLY
communion on Thursday at a. m and on
Sunday at IL a. NJ; Bible instruction daily al
4 p. m; mission preaching daily at D. m.
st. James church is easily reached from the
Mississippi street cars, which cross Lawson
street.
Wards Detroit & Lake Superior line will.
in the future, be known as the Crescent
Transportation company, connecting with
the Lehigh Valley railroad at Buffalo The
following agents will represent the company
for the season: II. L. Chamberlain, Buffalo
a. P. Wakefield. ST. Paul and Minneapolis:
A. E. Thompson. Cleveland; A. j. Otterson,
Marquette; Alfred Robinson, Duluth; NJ. G
Bergman, general freight agent Detroit
Mich.
The Independent Spiritual and Psychica
society will hold its regular Sunday evening
service in Van Ellemeet hall, Moore block
Seven corners, at s p. M; and its weekly
public test circle at 222I2 West Seventh
street at 2:3O p. M Mrs. Brann trance me
dunn will deliver lecture in the evening,
which she will follow by proofs of spirit
preseuce. given frnrn the rnstr1,ra S.,hiaa.