The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-07
PAUL.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Anthony O'Hara late of Company F, Third
infantry, is at the Valley house.
General Ord w. R. c. will meet Friday
evening. There will be memorial service.
The Junior Pioneers will hold their regular
monthly meeting at Elks hall Wednesday.
Miss Inez MAYO, who has been visiting
friends has returned to her home in Belle
vile, Ont.
Next Monday evening at Excelsior Lodge
No 60 the entertainment committee has ar
ranged fer readings from Mark Twain's works.
The members Of the Daughters Of Erin m
tcrested in the Cathedral bazaar are to meet
Monday evening at o'clock at Cretin hall.
A. H. Lee will address the Socialist Labor
party at Assembly hall, Third and WabaSha
streets this afternoon, on "Forerunners OF
Socialism in America"
Como Division No. 9S, Ladies Auxiliary to
the Order of Railway Conductors, will meet
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at Old Eel
lows hall, 35S Cedar street.
Six carriers have been added to the regular
postofice force. Their names are James w.
Mclaughlin, William P. Darmody, James
Forrest. r. T. Moriarity, Frederick F. Lang
and John II. Foley.
The condition Of DR.. c. C. Higbee was yes
terday reported slightly improved lie rested
we'll last night, and the physicians say he IS
doing as well as could be possibly expected
under the circumstances.
Ex-Mayor Eustis of Minneapolis, will lee
ture before the teachers of the city schools
next Wednesday afternoon: His subject will
H. l. Field the Omaha passenger conductor
who was injured in Minneapolis two weeks
ago, is improving rapidly. 1t will be sew
oral weeks, however before he will be able
TO walk ON. account OF a badly spralned
ankle
John Stanley, the eXpressman whose team
ran over an aged street sweeper at Sixth and
Cedar streets Oct. 3, was tried in the police
court yesterday on the charge of reckless
driving and discharged The victim OF the
accident has recovered.
The council of the Minnesota Historical
society will be held Monday evening at the
capitol Rev. J. 4. Glfllan, the veteran
missionary of the White Earth reservation
for the last twenty years, will read paper
on The Oiibway as He Appeared to Me-"
\ memorial service for Henry George will
be held at Market hall tomorrow evening un-
der the auspices of the Rimetallic union. DR..
o. 5. Pine will preside, and there will be
addresses by Prof. Walter Thomas Mills, of
Chicago; Moses e Clapp, and T. j. Cation.
A panorama of Ireland, and Yosemite Val
ley and Yellowstone Park will be given at
CTetin hall on next Wednesday evening, I'M
der the direction of Prof. Pares4 and under
the auspices Of the Father Mathew Society
of St. Paul P. N. Maroney Esq. will lecture
on the scenery in passing.
The executive committee of Ramsey county
". c. 7. L. have invited the pastors Of the
various churches in the county to join with
them in observing the fourth Sunday in No
vember as Temperance Sunday, preparing
their services for that day with special re-
ference TO lAe temperance question:
The Albert Lea Tribune company, capital
stock 0C00. filed articles of Incorporation
with the secretary Of state yesterday. 1t has
recently begun the publication of a daily
PAPER, and the incorpOratOrs are A. A. Jenni-
son, of Ottumwa; f. NJ. Jennison, w. A.
NORM, w. l. McClelland and c. NJ. Wilkn-
son. Of Albert Lea.
The regular season of Seibert symphony
concerts will begin Sunday, Dec. u, and will
be given every two weeks during the sea-
SCI under the direction of George Seibert
Jr. This is the twenty-third season, and a
series Of symphony and popular programmes,
including well known vOcalists, both vocal
ard instrumental, will be given.
Judges Willis and Bum will hold two even
ing sessions this week for naturalization.
Wednesday evening, APPLICANTS from the Eighth
ward will come before the court, and Friday
evening, applications will be received from
the Fifth ward. Each ward is to have some
special evening before the judges, but not
more than two evening sessions week will
be held.
A meeting of the Bible conference Of the
Northwest will be held in the First Baptist
church tomorrow evening. Augusta Sares, of
Minneapolis, will present paper on Tie
Pre-Ai!enial Advent; Objections Refuted."
Rev W. B. Riley, pastor of the First Baptist
church, Minneapolis, will speak on The
Coming of the Lord and the First Resurrec-
ton"
Mathew Zerter living at 275 Maryland
street, had his right leg broken below the
knee yesterday afternoon by being kicked by
horse. The accident occurred near Mitschs
drug store. Seventh and St. Peter street, into
which the injured man taken Later lie
vas removed in the ambulance to the city
hospital. The horse exhibited its viciousness
while Mir Zertler was picking up a rein
which had fallen under the animals feet.
A call las been issued for a meeting of
property owners and residents on Iglehart
street, to be held Monday evening at room
1908 Pioneer Press building. The object of
the meeting is stated to be for the purpose
of obtaining the views of those interested in
this street as TO what improvements. if any,
they desire made during the spring and sum
same.