St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

D. W. Flanagan, of Waverly, Mimi,
is a conspicuous figure at the funeral
directors convention this week.
Prof. Hermann E. zoch will give a
piano recital at the Hennepin Avenue
NJ E. church on Saturday evening.
Thomas Keene, in a repertoire OF
Shakespearean plays. is meeting with
week. Last nights bill, "Othello,
drew a crowded house.
Rev. Frank O. W. Waldron, the new
pastor of the First Free Baptist
church, has arrived in the city and
will assume the duties of his charge
next Sunday evening.
''Fantasma," Hanlon Bros con-
gIomeration of farce, pantomime,
VAUDEVILLE, ballet and extravaganza con-
tfnues to draw large audiences at
the Bijou. A popular-priced matinee
will be given this afternoon.
Coroner Kistler has not succeeded in
finding the friends or relatives OF
Frank Williams, who was found dead
in his bed Tuesday at 423 Second aV-
enue south. 1t is said that Williams
had no money in the bank. and that
his name was an assumed one.
The grand council of the Ancient
Order of Aztecs of Minnesota will
meet in annual convention in the
Century building next Wednesday
The feasibility Of organizing councils
in other states. and minor alterations
In the laws governing the organiZa-
tion will be the principal topics dis
cuSSed.
The executive committee of the
board of regents of the state univer-
sity held a meeting yesterday, ana
formally accepted the new library
building. A committee had previously
carefully inspected the edifice, and re-
ported it perfect in all respects. The
building will be publicly opened on
Feb. q.
1t is expected that the demands upon
the resources of the poor department
will be greater during February than
in January. Over $50 families were as
sisted last month, and reports thus far
indicate that the number will be much
larger this month. Supt Owre has Sc
cured from the council an appropria-
ton of 81, 800 to be used at his discre-
ton.
Rev. Frank W. sneed was installed
as pastor of the First Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening, Rev. DR..
Hamline university, preaching the in
stallation sermon, and DR.. Pleasant
Hunter delivering the charge to the
people. DR.. A. B. Nichols delivered
the charge to the new pastor.
May Coffin. friend of Mrs Han
nah Lund, and a former inmate Of her
house, declares that Lena Grau's
statement regarding the starvation OF
her infant at Mr.. Lund's establish
nent is false. She says further that
Lena paid no attention to her child,
and simply told Mrs. Lund to get it
adopted
3 William Chaffee. nineteen years Of
age, while engaged in loading a cart
OF slabs in the yards of the Pioneer
Fuel company, at Twentieth avenue
north, Tuesday afternoon. was sud-
denly buried under a pile of slabs
which toppled over upon him. Before
the unfortunate man could be extri-
Gated, life was extinct. Deceased lived
at 1857 Twenty-frst avenue north.
Within two or three weeks the city
council will begin the awarding OF
contracts for the iron and other ma
-terial for the new reservoir, by which
time City Engineer Cappelan expects
to have his plans finished. The next
thing will be the actual work of con-
-struction. and ii is now a mooted ques-
ltion whether it shall be done by con-
tract or under the supervision of the
engineers department.