St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-24
SAINT PAUL.
MONDAYS NIELANGE.

Scarlet fever nj LOGS Hague avenue was re:
q. ported TO the health Office yesterday.
Helen A. Beard speaks at the Peoples
church tonight on The characteristics OF
Longtellown
William Mckay was arrested last night
charged with the larceny of an overcoat
from John Larkin.
St Lukes Aid society will meet with Mrs
a. L. Alncss. corner of Marshall avenue and
Kent street Friday afternoon.
The preliminary examination of j. M.
Page, charged with embezzlement, will lake
place in the police court tomorrow.
S. KSyskie who passed a check for So on
Joseph Mdtz, was held to the grand jury in
$1,000 bail yesterday on charge OF forgery
A building permit was issued yesterday to
G. ). Heron for a two-story frame dwelling
on Ashland avenue near Grotto street. The
estimated cost is Si,0a0.
Septimus Hendricks. who lives at 30l Bantl
street. was appointed a paIrolman Yesterday
to fill the vacancy caused by the promotion
of c. 5 Ryan to the regular detective force.
The board of public works was officially
notified Yesterday of the resolutions passed
by the park board relative to the purchasing
of Cleveland Ridgewood and Phalen parks
The executive committee on Mills meet
ings will meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock in
the parlors of the Y. NJ. &. A. The special
work will be 1.-THE appointment of subcom-
mittees, with other important business.
Thoannual meeting of the Home of the
Fneudless association viii be held at the re-
lief rooms. III East Ninth street, Wednesday,
Jan. -, at 10 O'Clock a. m. All friends of the
home are most cordially Invited to be present.
The three girls arrested for visiting a sa-
loon Saturday night were not taken from
Masson's saloon on st. Peter street, but from
Miesen's saloon on Robert street. Through
a misunderstanding of names the mistake
was made.
Judge Wescott Wilkin appeared against
Henry Belland, before Judge Doyle at South
st. Paul yesterday. on the charge of cutting
wood on the complainant's property in West
st. Paul The case was continued until
Friday on account of non-appearance of the
defendant.
Frank HoltenSreen, young fellow well
known in police circles, and recently re-
leased from saltwater, was before Judge
Twohy yesterday, charged with vagraucy
He was given ninet, days in the workhouse
and sentence suspended on his promising to
leave the city.
Evans and Hoey played to another packed
house at the Metropolitan last night. The
show is the best that these two comedians
have ever given in this city. and 1t is giving
great satisfaction. "A Parlor Match" will be
presented the balance of this week, including
a Saturday matinee only.
The following officers OF Myrtle Temple
No PyGhian Sisters were installed Monday
QftprDOOD, n tIrc n
C., Mrs r. F. Eldridge; E. S. Mrs Baily; E.
j., Mrs. A. G. Odell; NJ. of r, Mrs. j. Good
ell; NJ. of r. and c.. Mrs. A. l. lander; NJ. of
F. Mrs. NJ. Earhuff; P. of T., Mrs. NJ. Nc
Mahon.
Frederick Warde and Louis James will be
seen at the Metropolitan opera house Sunday,
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. Jan. %,
30 and II and Feb. l, in sumptuous produc-
tons of classical dramas. The repertory
consists of Julius Caesar" 1.-THE Lions
Mouth" Francesca da Rimini.' Romeo
and Juliet and 'Othell5." The new organi-
alton has met with great favor throughout
the country.
Friday afternoon phalanx of the Pythian
Sisters called upon Mrs. r. F. Eldridge, 46
Hotel Barteau. Music. refreshments, games
and other pleasant features filled the time
until long after lights were lit. Among those
present were Mesdames A. Harnsh, H. D.
Whiting, A. C. Corliss, A. G. Odell II. F.
Powell, y. D. Bletcher, G. Grier A. l.. Fan
der, VI. Mcmahon and Miss Grace Wilson.
The German branch of the chapters of tn
Epworth League. of St. Paul, Mimi, and
suburbs, will hold a union meeting at the
First German VI. i. church, corner Van
Slyke court AMI Olive street. this tuesday
evening, beginning at 7;3O O'Clock, for tn e
purpose of eleeting officers and making ar
rangements for the work during the coming
year All German EpWorth Leaguers are
cordially invited to attend.
Maud Lund ana Katie Smith, arrested Sat-
Urday night for visiting Mesen's saloon on
Robert street, were arraigned in the police
court yesterday. They will have hearing
his morning and will be defended by Attor-
ney McGhee. The validity of the order issued
by the mayor, orde ing all women who visit
saloons to be arrested, will be contested by
Mr.. McGhee. Katie Hammond, arrested at
the same time forfeited $40 bail.
1t has thus far escaped publication that on
Thursday last Mr. Bowman was run down
and perhaps fatally injured by an Omaha
tram near Midway, just west of the city He
was walking on the track near his home,
when the train approached rapidly and sud
denly, aud before he could get off the track
he was struck and thrown several feet. He
is very large man, and the injuries sus-
tanned may prove fatal. He recovered con-
seriousness only yesterday morning.
The home of A. P Croonquist, of the firm
of Croonquist q Peterson, was the place of a
very enjoyable gathering last Sunday after
noon. The happy crowd was made up al
most entirely of employees of the firm and
their families, numbering about seventy five
people. The afternoon was spent in a very
sociable way, after which supper was served
in good old Swedish style. At o'clock each
one departed satisfied and of the opinion
that very warm feeling exists between
them and their employer.