The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-31
sam Paul
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Garfield w. R. c. will give a dance Feb.
IS. All holding. tickets are requested 10 De
present.
t7nitv Philosophical society will listen to
Consciousness.
The musicians of the two cities Joined in
surprising Frank Danz Jr. at his residence
on Sixth street last night.
ST. Luke's Aid Society of St. Pauls Church
viii meet with Mrs. John Wright SSS East
Ninth street Friday at p. m.
DR.. E. F. Geer. 1898 Gerlnania Bank build
ing, has changed his Office hours They are
now from 1890 to 4:S0 p. m.
DR.. Forbes, chaplain OF the senate, WI III
preach at Wesley NJ. E. chapel Jessamlne
and Rice streets, Wednesday night.
The monthly meeting of Nillarel union W.
D. C. Reed, 80 Iglehart street. Tuesday at 8
o'clock.
The name of the new health officer EN-"
ployed in inspecting the work of the garbage
contractors has at last been divulged. 1t is
T. S. Lott.
Constellation chapter o. E. S. will meet
Wednesday evening and confer the degrees.
The aid society for the chapter Will meet
Friday afternoon.
Maple Leaf camp No. SS1. Royal Neighbors,
will hold its meetings in the large hall, hrst
and third Saturday evenings OF each month";
commencing Feb. g.
Adjt Gen. Nuremberg yesterday issued COM
missions to Richard Little, hrst lieutenant
and Alonzo T. Coons second lieutenant OF
Company c, Third infantry.
The schedule of the assets and liabilities
of the Columbia Shoe company: lnsolvent
were filed yesterday. The liabilities are
IS. O72. IS and the assets, 81, 669. Al.
Mr. Lou Wilkes fr1ends will be glad to see
that the Equitable has added new territory In
Minnesota and Wisconsin to his present HELD
and they will all wish him good success with
ii.
The Sacred Thirst society will meet at
Cretin hall. Fort and Sixth streets, this after
noon at $50 O'Clock. It is desired that all
members will be present as election OF ON
GERS will take place.
Anthony JAMS was locked up last night
charged with disOrderly conduct and resisting
an officer. He was arrested by Ot1cer carey
on Wabasha street. In the scuhie the oihcer
lost his star.
The residence of John Bagley, 764 Agate
street was damaged by fire yesterday morn
ing to the extent of 800. The hre was
caused by a defective chimney, and the loss
is covered bv insurance.
The Interurban bowlars bowed the follow
ing scores on y. Weller Sons alleys on
mann, 49,; w Weller. 1877; P. Fisher, l60;
c. Gellathly, 246; J. schmidt, 1S9
R. c. Ross Livingston, Mont; L. B. Brod-
ley, Des Moines, To-; c. K. Morse, M. A.
Morse River Falls, Mimi; S. l.. Blaisdell
Milwaukee; F. W. Wisey and family, Duluth
registered at the Metropolitan yesterday.
Robert Bader was arraigned in the police
court yesterday on the charge OF assault
ana battery preferred Dy DOlly EUWdTuS. Inc
case was continued until tomorrow, Bader
putting up $50 bail for his appearance.
Rev. John Gmeiner delivered an address be-
fore the St. Paul chronological society Fri
day evening. The speaker showed the intimate
relation between mind and body and urged
the cultivation of cheerfulness and good
temper as a preventive Of physical ills: He
commended the work of the society and en-
phasized the need Of a science Of human ma
ture.
George Heller, a waiter at the Palm Garden
saloon, was yesterday placed under a $3.50 bond
TO keep the peace Heller was arrested on
warrant sworn out by his wife charging him
with assault and battery. When the case
was called in the police court the woman
was not inclined to prosecute but wanted
something in the nature of a guarantee that
he would not again use violence toward her.
John T. Smith was before Judge Orr yes
terday on the charges of assault and battery
and disorderly conduct, preferred by A. F.
ErlansOn. The trouble between the two men
took place last Tuesday, when the complain
ant alleges that he was unlawfully and vio-
lently attacked by Smith. The case was
continued until Monday, Smith furnishing bail
for his appearance.
AIinnewaukan Tribe No. 2, Order of Red
Men, held a large and very interesting council
on Wednesday evening, and had visiting
brothers from Minneapolis and Brainerd. On
next Wednesday there will be an open debate
viii participate who have lived for some years
on the island. This debate promises to be
very interesting and instructive, and all Red
Men are invited to be present. There will be
big surprise next Wednesday, which mem
beTs Of No. 2 will regret missing.