St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-03
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles Z. Carlson and ida C. Nelson, and
AXel NJ. FrRnck and Betsy HendrickSon.
Mrs. A. l.. Bean. wife of Police Ofncer
Bean, died at her home. 1912 Blaisdell ave
nue., yesterday. She has been ailing some
time.
Yesterday. Candemas day. was celebrated
as usual in all the Catholic churches by the
blessing of The csndles contributed by the
Worshlpers.
The papers of the late W E. Akers show
that he carried an accident insurance policy
of $4,000, and that he also carried lite lnsur-
ance TO the amount of $4,000.
w. ". Carlisle, who for some time has been
in the employ Of Observer Harmon, of the
weather bureau has been officially notified
of his appointment as assistant observer.
The tenants OF the frame structure on the
lot to be occupied by the new medical build
ing on Sixth street and Nicolet have re-
ceived notice to be ready to vacate about
March l.
This evening Company /, of Minneapolis
and Company c. of ST. Paul. will play a
game of indoor base ball at the armory, on
Eighth street south. The game promises 10
be all interesting one.
1t is announced that Sol Smith Russell will
build handsome new brick block on the
corner of Second avenue south and Fifth
street, opposite the New York Life, where q
three-story brick block now stands.
Members of X. P, MINNEAPOLIS Lodge
No |. will tender a reception to Frederick
night After the reception the COM
pany will adjourn 10 the Lotus club where
banquet will be awaiting them.
The heating apparatus in the South side
high school is stlll working unsatisfactory.
The south side of the building is heated eX
cessiYely. while the the north side is cold.
The pupils and teachers can keep themselves
warm only bv changing from one side of the
building to the other frequently.
Business union members yesterday dis
world fair. The B. [. committee will con-
fer with the exposition committee relative TO
running special trains to Chicago next sum-
mer.
The $4,000 breach of promise suit of Mary
c. GaYer, a little specialized lady, against
Albert A. Cobb, a whte-haired old gentle
man of benign aspect was tried in the dis
trict court Yesterday and the jury brought IN
verdict for the plaintiff in the sum of $500.
Several alterations will he made in the
building on the northeast corner of Nicollet
and Washington avenues, until recently oc-
cupied by s c. Gale d Co. Delaney Il Cook
contractors. have taken out a permit to build
new front and otherwise alter and improve
the building to the extent of s., 500.
Eagles Nest Will be revived by Edwin
Arden at the Bijou the coming week. He will
be supported by Frank Losee and Marion Ell
more. The management report brisk de-
mand for seats. c. l. Davis still portravs
the experiences of a farmer in New York
through the medium of alvin IOslin."
In the criminal court yesterday morning
Frank Peon was sentenced to one year and
five months in saltwater; Frank c. Garrett
was sentenced 10 a term i'll the ST. Cloud re-
formatory. and the jury in the case of the
state against Thomas NJ. Clarence Lattimer
returned a verdict of guilty and the prisoner
was remanded for sentence.
Frederick Warde and Louis James made
their first appearance in Minneapolis as joint
stars at the Grand last night. The house
was crowded. The PLAY, Julius Caesar"
was handsomely mounted, correctly cos
timed and superbly acted. The audience
showed its approval by giving from one to
five recalls after each act
At the graduating exercises of the nurses
of the training school of the Homeopathic
hospital this evening in the Church of the
Redeemer, Drs. Ii. c. Aldrich, II. n. Avery,
IL. II. Leavitt, Mrs. W ". Rich and Rev.
Smith Baker will give addresses. Music will
be rendered by Misses Alma Johnson and
Gilmore Bartlett and Bert Rose, volinist
Miss Eva Cooley will recite.