The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-23
S AIN T Paul.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

A. Gottstein is laid up with broken leg.
which he received on University avenue,
March II.
The Milford Agricultural society filed ar
ticles of Incorporation with the secretary OF
state yesterday.
The executive of the Minnesota Editorial
association has received an invitation to make
its annual trip this year to the Tennessee
centennial at Nashville.
The schedule of the assets and liabilities
of Frank S. DOVE and Harry S. Dove, in
solvent were filed yesterday. Assets,
81, $500; liabilities, about $500.
The Rev. Frederick T. Webb D. D., Of
Minneapolis, will deliver the third lecture in
the Church club series at Christ church this
evening at s O'Clock. Subject, The Prayer
Book in Reformation Times.
The noted lecture, 1.-THE Man of Galilee,"
by George R. Vending, will be given this
evening at Woodruff hall, Prior and ST. An
thony avenues, under the auspices of the
Merriam Park Lecture association.
Mrs Julia B. Nelson, of Red Wing, will
speak this evening before the committee of
tax and taxation in room 16 at the capitol at
8 O'Clock. The bill under consideration is
that providing for the taxation of widows and
spinsters.
Edith Huntress, the young girl who was
committed to the Rochester inebriate asylum
last September and discharged some six
weeks thereafter, was examined in the probate
court yesterday the charge of insanity
and committed to the Rochester asylum.
The committee on streets from the board
of aldermen, and others from the same body
who desire, will visit the levee this afternoon.
The object of the trip is to inspect that part
of the levee which the Milwaukee railroad de-
sires to lease from the city for a term OF
years.
Several of the little people of the Lincoln
school have organized a society to aid the
Babies home. The first meeting held
Friday, and the following officers were elect
ed: President, Alice Misz; vice president,
Nellie Charles secretary, Nan Dunnigan;
treasurer BERTHE Lowe.
When all of the tickets which have been
given out to the unemployed have been
paid, it will represent $4,000 paid out, and
when the next batch is given away they will
represent $500 The next issue Of tickets
will take place tomorrow morning, and VIII
include every who has thus far reg
istered. The probabilities that some who
have secured the first weeks work may BET
in the second at this time.
The snow bloclades. that have proved
source of much trouble to the railway mail
service in the DaAotas during the past win
ter, are fast breaking up, and SuDt. Barclay
is hopeful that within a few days regular
service will be resumed. At present there
is some trouble in South Dakota, owing TO
the high water, and it may prove serious
should the foods increase.
A unique entertainment has been arranged
by the house committee CT the Commercial
club, and will be given in the club rooms
next Friday night. The whole programme
has been punched under the odd title Of
''Tedemeyet," and it is creating no end of
is sure to be a good turnout. The pro-
gramme will consist Of specialties by mem
bers and especially engaged artists. and the
festivities will be presided over by C.. w.
BowIby and w. W. Cooley. During the even
ing lunch and cigars will be served.