St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-20
SAINT PAUL.
IN SMALL DOSES.

special meeting of the Press club will be
held at o clock this evening
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
Office yesterday from sls Prior avenue.
The ". c. T. I. Lady Somerset union will
meet shis afternoon at ,Farwell hail. ia East
Third street.
C. F.. Winans of Edinburgh, has arrived in
the CITY. and will hold test circle at us
West Seventh street this afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
Eyangelistic services for men and women
will be held in Association hall tomorrow
evening at 80 p. III. Services conducted by
Z. kingman.
Modjeska will give her last two perform
ances at the Metropolitan today, presenting
'As You Like It. al the matinee and Mac
BETH this evening.
The regufar teachers class for the study of
the Suudav school lesson will meet at s
O'Clock tonight in the chapel of the \. Nj. G.
A. class, led by Mrs. A. c. Morrow.
Rev. E. R. Edward, pastor OF the Christian
church. will address the mems meeting to-
morrow afternoon at 3 80 in Association hail.
Lowry arcade. on the subject. Does Religion
Paw" Special music by Association orches-
ira. All young men are especially invited
Bill Nve's comedy success, THE Cad"
with the original New York company, VIII
begin an engagement of four performances
at the Metropolitan tomorrow night. Seats
can now be secured at the box office.
Mrs. Susan Patterson, widow of the late
Robert Patterson. died on Thursday evening
at her home OH East seventh street. Mrs
Patterson has lived in st. Paul from its earli-
est DAYS and her death removes figure
known and loved by all old settlers. The
funeral will occur this afternoon.
NV. Raglan. employed as clerk in Low
ering's shoe store. was arrested last night on
complaint of Mr.. Lowering. He had collected
several bills from customers and failed 10
turn The money over to his employer. Ragan
has been gambling i'll South St Paul, ana
had supply CT poker chips on his person
when arrested.
The Progressive Spirituaiists' society will
hold its regular meeting al ODD Fellows hail.
Fifth and Wabasha streets, this evening at 8
o'clock. Mrs. Hoskins Will lecture On is
Spiritualism a Religions" Mr. Wlnans, OF
Edinburgh. viii give slate writing tests IN
connection with Mrs Hoskins' clairvoyant
readings All are invited TO attend.
The chorus recently organized by Prot
eongdou will sing for the Universalist
church service in the Grand Opera mouse
sunday morning. and the University Male
ouartette will also be present and render All
the Way Home and My Lord is Calling.
The sermon will consider the words ~" e
Must All Appear Before the Judgment Seat
of Christ
Miss Selma Waschneck. just returned from
Dresden. Germany, where she spent four
wears in the training of her voice. has oeen
secured Icy Prof. >eibert for the concert at
Turner hall Sunday afternoon next. The
young lady is possessed of a good soprano
voice, to which the culture at Dresden has
added very materially. ana the patrons may
expect q genuine treat.
The health commission is in receipt OF a
letter from BENJAMIN Banner. of Philadel-
phia. inquiring for the whereabouts OF one
James Speece, who is supposed 10 be hioer-
mating in St. Paul. The latter proceeds 10
relate that all estate involving an important
gum of money is. at stake, and he IS wanted
to clear up the title as he is one of the heirs.
Further particulars there are none.