The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-26
PaUL
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Unity Theosophical society will have a
social gathering tomorrow evening in room
Psi, Endicott building
The Crusaders T. 4. society will enter
tain its friends with a progressive eucEre
party in its hall, Sixth and Fort streets, THIS
evening.
Thu Mistletoe Cinch club were entertained
last Wednesday, evening by the Misses Blake.
The prizes were won by Miss Margaret
c'Tooie and Prof Sullivan. Miss Mabel Jack
son and NJ ]. J. McCann.
George Heller, a waiter employed at the
Palm Garden saloon, was before Judge orr
yesterday On the charge OF assault and bat
terry preferred by his wife. Heller pleaded
not guilty and secured a continuance until
today.
The case of w. S. Twomhly, the Wabasha
street saloon keeper, charged by Officer Tschi-
da with keeping his place open after mid
night was dismissed in the municipal court
yesterday upon motion Of Corporation Attor-
ney Darragh.
dence of 1. w. Peterson, 66S York street, at
2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon to eXtinguish>'a
blaze, caused by a defective chimney. The
damage to the house will not exceed 800, and
is covered by insurance.
BIurty Keough, one OF the young men ar
rested for completely in the raid on the coat
room at the Woodmens' dance at Odd Fell
lows hall two weeks ago, was yesterday SEN
fenced to the workhouse for ninety days on
the charge of petty larceny.
A meeting will be held tomorrow at 2:30
P. m. at the residence OF Mrs. A. r. McGill
st. Anthony Park, to arouse interest in that
section of the city in the soldiers monu-
ment TIC be erected in st. Paul, at which
IT is desired that every lady living in that
suburb viii be present.
The Idle Hour Cinch club was entertained
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G..
w. McMilien, Of Minneapolis. The prizes were
won BY Mrs. W. A. Rodecker Mrs Cleave-
land and Mrs. John Brugeu1an. Next Thurs
Gay Mrs Matimcre, OF Hastings avenue
viii entertain the club.
The Minnesota State Sheriffs' association
VIII meet at the court house this morning.
Legislation ard other matters of interest
TO the association viii be discussed and Off
GERS elected for the ensuing year. number
OF newly ected Sherins W Il probably be pres
ent to join the association.
Miss Milda Thompson, who came near being
asphyNlated at the Windsor hotel several days
ago, either by turning the ras on accidentally
the city hospi al She gave the name Of
her parents az Melrose, Mimi. They were ad-
nothing has been heard from them.
Division Nc. S, A. 0. H, VIII move into
new quarters IN a. L. ". Temple Eighth
and Wahasha. this evening. An open meet
ing Of the division viii be held, to which all
Hlbernians and non-members vouched for by
members. have been invited. Judge W. L.
Kelly will deliver an address. Music songs
and rec.tations Will also be presented.
John Beemer, a resident of the upper fats.
was IN the police court yesterday charged with
keeping a vicious dog. Peter AngelOis the
complainant in the case, claims that he was
badly bitten by a large St. Bernard belonging
to Beemer last Saturday. Mr.. Beemer de-
clines to deliver his canine TO the authorities
for execution. The case was continued, pend
ing the identification of the dog
Corporation Attorney Edward J. Darragh
accompanied by his wife, and B. A. Cox
left for Chicago last night to attend the flu
neral of Mrs. John P Agnew, who died yes
terday morning at O'Clock. Mrs Agnew
vas the wife Of a son of Francis Agnew.
This is the third death in the same family
since last May. At that time Mr.. Agnew
away.