The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-03
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The beard of education viii hold a regular
meeting To-Day at 5 p. m.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club will give its
hop this evening in Oxford hall.
School Inspector Y0erg will leave today for
business "trip through the South. He ex-
poets to be away about six weeks.
The boxes for the coming Royal Arcanum
banquet viii be sold at auction in the lobby
OF The Metropolitan opera house today at
noon.
Unity Theosophical society will have an
open meeting this evening in the Endicott
building. Subject under discussion, The
A Of Theosophy."
The retail clerks and their friends will play
progressive cinch this evening at Assembly
halls, 800 Wabasha street Valuable prizes
will be competed for.
Col. Soren Liztoe has received notice that
he has been appointed che of the aides on
the staff OF Gen. Horace Porter, grand mar
sh2s eff the inaugural guards.
The Mothers Club OF Lower Town will
meet at 1880 today at the residence of Mrs.
A3pp. The subject for paper and discussion
will be Home Life and Domestic Service
Morris RosepthaI and Ernest Colby were
eacn sentenced to the wOrkhouse yesterday
Tor thirty days on the charge OF larceny.
The lads are negsbOys, and were accused of
stealing a number of electropIates from the
Northwestern Newspaper union last Sunday.
Frank Ross, living at No 20S South Elk
change street, has asked the police to find his
wife, who left her home Monday evening
taking most OF her clothing with her Mrs
Ross is twenty-five years Of age, and, accord
Ing 10 her husband, has no reason to fee
from his cherishing care. He thinks the
woman has gone to Minneapolis.
There will be q meeting of the Taxpayers'
Union OF the First Ward this evening at the
nall corner Wells street and Payne avenue.
matters Of Importance are TO be considered,
among winch is the question of running the
Lafayette and Rondo cars and the Missis-
s1ppi and West st. Paul cars to the union
depot
The Catholic church yesterday celebrated
the feast Of the Publication of the Blessed
Virgin, otherwise known as Candlemas day.
The ceremony OF blessing the candles for
use on the affairs and in the homes of the
faithful was performed at all the churches
High mass was celebrated at the cathedral al
o'clock.
Anthony Jams, arrested Saturday night foq
indulging in a fight with the might watch.
man of the Grand block, and resisting the
authority of Officer Carey, was YESTERDAY
sentenced to the Workhouse for sixty DAYS or
the charge of 6fsorderly conduct. Jams was a
hrst also charged with resisting an Officer
and with being drunk, but these accusation.
were subsequently withdrawn.
Wah Kee, The Chinaman arrested on com.
plalnt Of L. a. Strom, who accused the Celes-
t1aI Of stealing a pOcketbOOk containing $12. 50
was tired IN the municipal court yesterday
and acquitted. StTom claimed he had paid
Wan kee for parcel OF laundry, and had
left his purse on the counter. When hi
went back for the purse the Chinaman de
med having seen 1t, and his arrest on thC
charge OF larceny followed.
Articles Of Incorporation have have beer
nled win the secretary OF state by the Rec
Lake Falls Milling company, Of Red Lake
Fails The capital stock of the company il
$le0WO, and the Indebtedness is limited tc
$4,000 The incOrp0rators are Marcus John-
son, AtWater; James d. Marshall, Red Lake
rails; Clinton D. Mcdaniel, Red Lake Falls
william Knoblauch. Carver; Lyman c. Sim
ons, Red Lake Falls.
The Dartmouth Alumni Association of the
Northwest will hold It's annual reunion and
banquet at the Hotel Ryan next Friday even
ing. There viii be q reception in the hote
parlors from to $780, to be followed by 3
business meeting. The banquet will be served
at o'clock in the ladies' ordinary. President
William Jewett Tucker, Of the college, will
be present The association will have as
guests President Northrop, Of the state uni
versity; Rev. Dr.. Ingersoll, of st. Paul, ant
Rev. Dr. Beach, Of Minnea polls.