The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-14
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The date for the charity ball has been fixed
upon and it will be held Dec 16, at the
Masonic Temple.
Mrs C. L. Walker, district president of the
W. C. 4. u, gave a reception to the state
officers last night at Hamline. About 20
were present.
Dr. A. Hirschfed will address the Socialist
Labor party this afternoon at 3 o'clock in
the Assembly hall. Subject, Labor Power as
a Commodity
Miss Josephine Dyer will sing the soprano
solo, The Lord of Ages" by Ernest Holt
for the offertory at Park Congregational
church this morning.
The state board of corrections and charities
yesterday received notice that a nonresident
insane patient was being held at Wadena for
deportation. This makes six cases this week.
Martin Witch has taken out a building
permit to erect a two-sory brick building
hall on the north side of ROBBIE street, be-
tween Greenwood and State, the cost to be
So, 800.
The special order for tomorrows meeting
of the chamber of commerce is the consider
alton of street paving. what amount should
be charged, etc. Interested people are in
vited to attend.
The society fer the deaf of st. Paul and
MINNEAPOLIS will hold a meeting in ST Mary's
school, Ninth and Locust street, this after
noon at $50. The instruction will be given
by Father Gibbons
Dr. A. J. Stone will deliver an address
to the Mothers clubs of the city, at high
m, upon the subject Of Practical Household
and Municipal Sanitation"
E. B. Warman, of Chicago, delivered a
lecture before the teachers association yes
terday morning on Pronunciation" Mr.
Warman presented some original ideas on the
subject and illustrated them with black
board chart.
Rev. Anna B. Shaw, of Boston, will speak
Monday evening at Central Park NJ. E. church
under the auspices of the Woman's Suffrage
association. Her subject is THE Fate of Re
publcs." Miss Nellie Hall and Miss Lulu
Weber will contribute vocal numbers.
Coroner Nelson yesterday filed with the
health department certification of the death
of John Capistrant and Remi Dupre, the two
men supposed to have been poisoned by
sausage. The coroner states that death in
both instances was caused by ptomaine
poison.
The first lecture of the course on American
literature. to be given at the Cleveland High
school, Tuesdays, will be given by Prof
Maria Sanford next Tuesday evening at s
O'Clock. This course of university extension
lectures will afford a great opportunity for
gaining a better knowledge of American au-
thors and their works
John Ahern, a driver in the employ of the
st. Paul Gas Light company is sufferin Or
from painful injuries sustained by falling
from his wagon. He was driving along Fifth
street, near ROsabel, when a sudden turn
OF the horses threw him to the pavement. He
struck upon his head and rendered I'M
conscious. After being taken to his home
595 Olive street, Ahern revived and he is said
not to be dangerously hurt.
The Central w. c. IT. U. will, by special
request take charge of the morning services
today at the NorwegianDanis church. Miss
Marie G.. Brehm, of Chicago will speak on
The Judgment" The union will also con-
duct the evening services at the Central Park
NJ. b. church Miss Brehm will speak on
Gold and Silver Christian Citizenship" Miss
| Carrie Krieger will contribute a soprano solo.
and the church choir have prepared a special
| temperance programme
There will be religious services at St. Paul
Commons every Sunday evening. The sub
| jects considered will always be practical,
applying the principles of Jesus to the social
and industrial problems of today. These meet
| ings are supplementary to the regular Tues
day evening study of these subjects. They
| are intended to bring out the fact that the
! only true basis of society is found in the
! recognition of the brotherhood of man. To-
night ]. NJ. Hanson speaks on the subject
''Unheeded Warnings Next week it is ex-
! pected that Rev. Howard MacQueary will be-
! gin series of sermons on THE Teachings
of Jesus Relative to Present Day Problems. -
Late Styles in Millinery,
| Inst received will he closed ont a cost