St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-09
SAINT PAUL.
SUNDAY sQUIBS.

Mrs. Annie Jeuness- Miller will give the
hrst Of her three lectures at the Peoples
church at $3.50 today. Her subject Will be-
Dress for Health and Beauty
The Junior Pioneers viii hold their regular
monthly meeting Tuesday evening. A re-
port from the committee on monument viii
be received. and the subject of the annual ex-
PurSiOn discussed.
Dr. Lawrence Corcoran. of the Holy Name
cathedral Boston. delivered the sermon yes
.erday at the cathedral high mass. de spoke
On the Patronage of ST. Joseph" and was
listened to appreciatively by large eonSre-
cation.
As soon as the warm weather becomes
settled fact il is stated that there will be
drills on Sundays at Fort Smelling. If this is
the case. Col. Tom Lowry Will have to in
crease the facilities for transporting the pub
lie 10 that point, If the present rate OF traveI
Is any criterion to go by.
The funeral OF Capt. Chesley b. Terrill.
CLERK of the district court of Minneapolis
will be held at the Park Congregational
church, corner Park and Franklin avenues,
Minneapolis. this NIondayl afternoon at
y. m. Members of the Loyal Legion are re-
onesled to attend without further notice.
along the line of the Brotherhood OF St.
Andrew At St. Mary'S church, Merriam Park,
nm Tuesday evening next. Addresses VIII
he delivered bv Rev MesSrS. Nichols, or
Minneapolis; Morgan, Pope and Holmes, OF
81 Paul, on Need OF Conservation for Spe-
cial Work"
Quite large number of people went OUT IN
the direction of the new harvester works yes
-, -,o i,,S+ xx-I,.ara they will be located
and possibly TO look up chance for invest
ment. Owing to the fact that the time on the
Fast seventh street cable has been shortened
lately. the ears on that line were crowded all
day.
Frank E. Hopkins, of 81. Paul, and Miss
Mamie E. Parker, of White Bear. were mar
ried Saturday at the Central Presbyterian
church. Rev. j. {. Robinson, of White Bear,
officiating. Mr.. Hopkins is rising young
attorney, and Miss Parker is prominently
identified with the WORK Of the Y. ?. ). G +.
They will reside 1t Hamllne-
The high bridge, about which there was SO
much talk during the late campaign. was
crowded all day yesterday with people on
foot and in carriages. If there had been
vote taken there as to the necessity or gen
eraI convenience OF this structure, II would
undoubtedly have carried about as strong as
the recent election There is not prettier
view in the city than can be obtained from
this point.
As the Fourth street cable was coming down
town last evening at about 6 o'clock woman
was standing on the lack platform, chatting
with the conductor Her actions were SO
peculiar that quite p crowd gathered on Wa
basha street to see what she would DO AS
the car ueared Fourth and Cedar it could be
nIalnlT seen that 1t was her intention to
lump lust Ike man." She jumped, ana
for several minutes il was hardto ell the on
ference between that woman and the light
spring cloak she wore.
West Seventh street is becoming the favor
ite street in the city for cyclists. Almost any
Sunday afternoon dozens Of men and women
can be seen wheeling out towards the fort and
back again. This street gives them a straight
clear road from the Seven corners almost to
the fort. the greater distance OF viii. n is
smoothly paved; and after leaving the pave
ment, in good, dry weather, the road IS hard
as Il rock thus affOrGing one Of the longest
and best streets in the city for the use OF The
wheel.
There will be special meeting of the Fifth
Ward union this evening At c. 5. p :. hall.
Owing TO the intervening of election the reg
utar meeting last Monday was postponed, and
there viii consequently be considerable bust
ness to transact. One of the subjects of in
tarest to come uD will be the proposed change
of name to the West seventh Street union,
notice of which was given at the meeting in
April Considerable other postponed bust
ness is on hand. as we'll as some new bust
ness. The change Of name contemplated is
for the purpose of allowing some of the resi-
dentSof the Eleventh ward to become MEM
bers, as their interests are so near identical
with the Fifth that they desire to aid in the
Improvement of the eutire West Seventh
street district.