The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-01
Local NEWS NOTES.

Scarlet fever is reported at 600 Reaney
street and si2409 West Seventh street.
For October the internal revenue office col
lected 5000 600 and the custom office $4,000
Forty-one thousand five hundred city bal
lots will be delivered Monday by the city
clerk. hs1 j" Ht - -=r
T. The Ryan and Merchants, hotels have ar
ranged to bulletin the election returns Tues
day night
The Cathedral Sacred Thirst society will
meet at CTetin. hall, Fort and Sixth streets,
tomorrow evening ~
Star Branch No. q, Iron Hall, will meet
Monday evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Johnson 1853 East Fourth street.
Columbia Lodge No. Ia, Degree of Honor,
will celebrate it's third anniversary Nov. IL.
by giving a soctals at Central hall. corner of
Sixth and Seventh streets. las e Nc7"
The organic Is;pn '-of the high school art
class has F@af stelayed, owing to delay in
perfecting arrangements. Due notice of the
first meeting yeillabe given,
: Prot. a. F: Armstrong of the Northwest
Chrfs<san college. of Excelsior Mimi. will
preach at the Central Church Of Christ, Min
nesota and Twelfth streets. today at p. m.
Capt; Albert will deliver, a. lecture on
Russia and Siberia's tomorrow evening at
Central hall, corner Sixth and Seventh streets.
The Hebrew free school will be the beneficiary.
The third lecture on THE PARALLELS of
Jesus" will be given at the Bethel this even
ing. j. The Good Samaritan will be the sub
ject The lecture will be fully, illustrated.
The Como w. c. T. U. will hold gospel
temperance .meettng tomorrow afternoon at
$50 in Como villa, 1912 Front. street. H. A.
campbell, OF Malacester, will give an adj
dress. A RI r.+1 lig'1 era7 s5Tso @ae
Those who are contemplating Joining a
gymnasium this winter are invited to call
any evening and inspect the gymnasium of
the st. Paul Commons, Eighth and Jackson
streets 1
A thousand invitations have been sent to
members OF the Commercial club to partici-
pate in receiving election returns Tuesday
night. wire will be placed in the recep-
ton room.
James C. Norton secured a permit yester-
day to erect two-story frame dwelling on
the south side of Holly avenue, between
Arundel and Mackubin streets The esti-
mated cost is $1,000.
The Irtsh-American club has arranged to re-
ceive the election returns Tuesday evening.
A wire from the Western Union Office will
connect with an instrument in the club rooms
where an operator will be stationed
William b. Flaherty, who was taken to St.
Joseph's hospital Friday morning, suffering
from a stroke of apoplexy. is still in an un-
conscious condition. The physicians saw that
he is somewhat better, but his condition is
serious.
A young man who gave the name of Frank
Leavitt and his occupation printer, was ar
rested last evening by Patrolman Tom Gal
vim, charged with the larceny of a fiye-pound
jar of butter. The police say he was drunk
at the time.
Commander Booth Tucker and wife, of the
Salvation Army, viii conduct the services at
Central Park church Sunday morning. In
the evening DR.. William Mckinley will give
a lecture onL"The Social Discomfort of Our
Times; Its Causes and Remedy
Caroline Walker and Flo Burton, charged
with keeping and visiting disorderly house
police court yesterday. Judge Twohy, after
announcing his decision, continued the case
until Monday, with the understanding that if
fOff4 rNIo f7,arr h.
fined nor imprisoned.
The need of a. night school teaching the
common branches Jis being demonstrated by
the large attendance at the Commons night
school. A eourse,dof lectures and practical
talks are being arranged on topics suited to
the needs of working people, having little
time for study. These talks will be free to
all.
Wolf Landa who fell down stairs at 242
East Fairfield avenue Tuesday night and cut
his throat, iss reported much improved. The
attending physician, DR.. Marquis, says the
patient will recover unless complications set
in. Lande is still so weak that effort has
been made to learn from him how the acct
dent happened.
The funeral of Mrs. Henrietta Bishop took
place Wednesday afternoon at the family
residence on East Seventh street. Rev. G.
w. Conley, of the First Baptist church, con-
Quoted the services Music was furnished
by the church quartette. St. Paul Chapter
No. "a, Order of the Eastern Star, of which
deceased was member, attended in body
and conducted the services at the grave. The
interment was at Oakland cemetery.
An adjourned meeting of the former pupils
of the Christian Brothers will be held Friday
evening. All the old, pupils are requested to
attend. The committee appointed at the last
meeting have met with marks of approval on
every side in perfecting their plans for the
coming reunion. All think that the time is
alumni association. Such steps may be taken
at the coming meeting.