St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-26
SAINT PAUL.
SPRING DIVERSIONS.

Theodore Thomas will give a great big
concert at the Metropolitan Monday night
Scarlet fever was reported 10 the health
officer Yesterday from 600 Dayton avenue and
1919 Blair street.
Rabbi Hess delivered an interesting lecture
last night on "Our Duty to Society, 10
large audience at the synagogue
There is no truth in the report that the
proposed new music hall to be erecteo pS
Nathan Ford has been abandoned.
The monthly social meeting of the Twin
City Methodists will be held next tuesday
afternoon at The Hotel Metropolitan.
court Minnehaha No. 955, I. o. f., will
hold a specinl meeting Saturday, the 18th
inst, at Room 400, Endicott building. al
O'Clock p. m.
Miss Anna Sytzen, of East Ninth street
entertained the Inenout Pleasure club last
evening The evening was voted a success
by all present.
A very interesting literary and musical en-
tertainment was given last nght by tne
Woman's Relief Corps of Gen. Ord Post, at
Odd Fellows hall,
The PRESBYTERIAN church on Arlington
hills was well filled last night by friends OF
the congregation, who enjoyed delightful
musical entertainment.
The st. Paul musicians are preparing an
entertainment to be given at Martins nan
April 3 for the benefit of the family OF the
late Edward Tilleman.
Rev. s. NJ. Crothers, of Unity church, mas
received two calls from influential Unltarlan
churches in the East. and will probably ac-
rept one of Them His removal will be quite
Il loss to st. Paul.
The Little Maverick" with Maggie
Mitchell as the central figure, is proving
great magnet at the Metropolitan this week.
she will give a matinee TINS atternoon' anu
the last performance tonight
The much-needed work Of cleaning the
streets of the city of the mud and slush that
accumulated during the winter has been
commenced. and big force OF men ana leahs
are at work removing the dirt
Solomon Moses. a pawnbroker at 45O East
Seventh street. was arrested by Mlnneapolls
detectives Thursday evening and taken 10
that CITY. He is charged with having stolen
goods in his possession LETT with MIN Dy d
gang of Minneapolis crooks and is supposed
to have been member.
The first of the course of lectures for the
Epworth league was given last night at Cen
trail Park NJ E. church. very large audi
of the First NJ E. church, was the orator or
the evening, and his theme-"What Constr
tutes Man'-was eloquently handled.
The ministers union meeting will be at
Central Park Methodist church next Monday
morning at 1880 Topic THE Objects and
Benefits of a Ministers Union Meeting in st.
Paul" Short addresses will be made by sew
aral Of the leading ministers of the city. Ali
ministers are welcome, and are cordially
urged 10 be present.
Thursday evening Prosperity Camp NO.
accepted five applications for membership
and introduced seven into the mysteries OF
the protection degree. An innovation was
introduced by carrying out a literary pro-
gramme which is TO be continued IN the
meetings hereafter in varied forms, addlng
much interest TO the camp.
At the church service i'll the. Grand opera
house Sunday morning the pastor will
preach on the topic What Novel Reading
Did for One Boy.' Mr.. Congdou's chorus
will sing Dams full anthem, Rejoice the
Soul of Thy Servant There will also be a
vocal duet by Mr.. Congdon and Mrs. Thomas
Yapp entitled, Morning Land"
a man named f. H. Dottfried was taken
from the city hospital TO the county Jail last
night by order of DR.. Ancker. He has been at
abe hospital for some time suffering with la
grippe and Yesterday became violently insane.
Dottfried is about thirty-fye years of age,arid
was employed by A. T. Remer, at 564 Waba-
sha street.
Mrs. Fred Snvder's younger pupils will
give the first of two ballad recitals at Nathan
Ford's warerooms on The 31st. Miss Grace
Perkins and Miss Alice Andrews are the ac-
companists. and the singers who Will appear
are Misses Burnett, Richardson, Ford, Shirk,
Mary Corning. Morgenstern, and Mabel Mich
OILS and Messrs. Charles Corning, Lester and
Hatch
The culvert under the Kansas City line
Cracks at South Park became blocked yes
terday morning and the spring freshet
threatened to damage the road bed and the
property of the iron works. Roadmaster
Cowley saw the trouble and took active
measuresto recity it. But little damage re-
suited from the rush of water. and the trains
moved along without delay.
Henry Hoffman, who drove his meat wagon
over Mrs. Louis Miss and her little boy at the
corner of East Seventh street and Maria ave
nue. some days ago. infiieting serious injuries
on each, was arrested and fined $25 for reckless
driving yesterday on complaint of the hus-
band of the woman. The action would not
reparation for the accident which was en-
trely due to his carelessness.
The regular teachers class for the study of
the Sunday school lesson. will meet at
o'clock tonight i'll the chapel of the Y. M. C. A.
Glass led by T. c. Horton. The usual meet
ing for men will be held tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50 in Association hall. Lowry Arcade.
Fourth street, near Wabasha, and will be adj
dressed by the eloquent lecturer, DR.. L. B.
Sperry. OH the topic Health and Long Life"
Music by the association orchestra. All
young men are especially invited.
Theyellow tea and the musicale given by
the Y. P. S. c. E. of the First Presbyterian
Church last evening were very pleasant and
successful indeed. The supper was good, and
the programme which followed excellent
The triumph of the evening was Frank
Coates whislling solo. Mr.. Coates voice in
whistling is peculiarly AItelike and sweet
lacking utterly the shrillness SO often heard
in whistling. The bird calls and trills he
gives are delightful.