St. Paul daily globe., 1892-02-01
SAINT PAUL.
SUNDAY SIFTINGs.
morrow will ne ground hog dar.

Tomorrow will be ground hog day.
The soft weather of yesterday completely
spoiled the ice in this vicinity, and the races
scheduled for the afternoon were declared
otf
John Mccarthy and P. P. Latham were ar
rested by officer Frazer last night for steal
ing new blanket from the NOrther Pacific
Express company, which was found III their
possession
At $50 tomorrow morning the st. Paul So
ciety of Christian Endeavor will hold special
services al Plymouth Congregational church,
in commemoraiion of the tenth anniversary
Of the formation of the society.
A correspondent complains of the lack of
system in the Duluth trains at White Bear
lake. When the train from Duluth reaches
there, two traiuS are waiting, one from Min
neapoiiS and one from saltwater, and on
Saturday several travellers got the wrong one.
No call IS made, and the wayfarer must take
his chances.
a number of the Hebrews of the city held
a meeting in hall ON East Seventh street
yesterday afternoon and So was subscribed
to the fund which will be used TO pay the ex
penSes OF Moritz and Marks Michaels, who
are now on trial for arson. 1t is stated that
over twice the above sum has already been
raised in a similar manner, which VIII go for
Ihe same purpose.
In order to set at rest certain street rumors,
1t Is announced that no tickets for the Patti
concert Will be sod before 9 o'clock next
Thursday morning; that the sale Will be con-
Quoted at W. j. Dyer's only, ana that no per-
son will be allowed to buy more than ten
ickets. Persons ont OF the city who remit
for their tickets to W. J. Dyer " Brother Will
s. ~,
others.
The leap year party given by Miss CRUDE
al S24 Margaret street to her friends was by
a. present pronounced success. The
ladies did everything IN their power to enter
tain. Good music afforded those who wished
30 dance an ample opportunity, while those
who could not, had card tables and cards at
their command. AL o'clock elegant refresh
mentS were served. after which the guests
departed.
Most of the Sidney Drew company aud the
Fat Mems club made their headquarters at
the Clifton ho.el yesterday, where the new
proprietor, \ FrederiGls, filled their wants
very aceeptably. The hotel continues tore
ceiye the valuable patronage OF the travelling
public, and Mr. Frederic6s had many con-
gratulati rs from friends who have known
him SO favorably III the hotel business both
here and elsewhere.
Yesterday was the tenth anniversary of the
Pacific congregational church, on Acker
street, and special services were held there
last evening to commemorate the occasion.
The pastor, Rev. Arthur j Benedict, de!iy-
eIed az address in which he reviewed the
growth Of the congregation from the time Of
is organization until the present Several
charter members of the church also spoke
briefly on the success which their efforts
have met with, and an elaborate musical
programme was rendered by the choir.
Elsie Leslie, who appears here in The
Prince and the Pauper' at the Metropolitan
the latter part OF this week, is looked upon
BY the outside world as a prodigy, but those
associated with her in the company say that
Ii is not precocity but inherent genius. 1t is
Stated that her artistic talent crops out Oh
syery occasion when she plays a new part
ana that she frequently supplements the
directions of her stage manager with new
and original ideas of her own Her manager
says OF her: 'She is not precociOus. but q
born artist ana little girl of the most acute
perceptions. She intuitively understands
what l am about to tell her before | finish
speaking, and never have | been Obliged to
remind her of any instructions already given,
which is more than can be said of any other
actress in my recollection Elsie first gave
promise of possessing great artistic capabili-
ties when with Joseph Jelferson's COMPANY
five years ago. Her clear enunciation and
complete appreciation of her part astonished
HIM, and she became great favorite of his.
sale OF seats opens at the box office this
morning