The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-21
SAIN t Paul.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Scarlet fever is reported at Is Winnipeg
avenue.
The ladies of the First NJ. E. church will
give an entertainment at the church Tuesday
evening.
Company G. N. G. s. NJ, and Company c
will have a competitive dri.s, to be held at the
armory on Sixth street, Tuesday evening
Corporation Attorney Markham and his
Office force exchanged quarters, IN the CITY
hall, with Building inspector Kingsley yes
terday afternoon.
Unity Philosophical society will hold an
open meeting this evening at PSI Endicott
Arcade Miss Thayer will read paper on
Philosophy and the Children"
A lecture will be given Friday at s p. M
by Rev. Thomas McClary, ION Bicycle
Made for One in Ireland at Emanuel church.
p ne street and Van Slyke Court
F. Z. Holmqust and c. B. Holmquist doing
business under the firm name of Holmquist
Bros made an assignment yesterday in ia
vor of James Clemence. The value of the
assets was given as $500.
Liberty Camp No 1904 NJ. w. of A. will
meet Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows
hall. There will be debate on the reserve
fund. The team of Liberty Camp visited
St. Anthony Hill Camp at their last meet
ing.
W. l. Nolan. the humorous reader and I'M
personator. assisted by Frank Maslen, the
London baritone, Miss Maude Leekey, dra-
matte soprano, and others will give an en-
tertainment at A. o. U. w. Temple Weones-
day evening.
Mrs. Mary Morgan, aged thirty nine who
resided with her family at A Lyton place,
was committed to the Rochester asylum yes
terday Similar disposition was mace OF LOUIS i
Biegler a butcher, who was examined IN the
county Jail. Biegler was in a violent cohoI-
ton.
Occur De Leon commandery he'd their reg
Mar convocation Wednesday evening" at which
time they conferred the Malta degree on sew
eraI candidates. The commandery will work
in the Black degree at their next regular con-
vocation. Companions are cordially invited
to be present.
The adjourned meeting Of the st. Paul Pub
lie School union will be held Monday at s
O'Clock, at the Central high school. The
executive board will report constitution for
adoption. Mr.. J. D. Estabrook will read a
paper on the Economic Value of Public Ed
ucation," and Miss S. c. Brooks VIII oner
some suggestions for work for the union.
All negotiations tending to a settlement OF
all matters pendinfg before the board OF pub
lie works has been suspended until the re-
covery of President John Copeland. He went
home Wednesday suffering from stomach
trouble and has not yet been able to resume
business.
Miss Thirza Nachtrieb, daughter Of Rev.
and Mrs. c. Nachtrieb, and sister of Prof. ii.
Nachtrieb, Of the state university, died at her
home in Minneapolis Wednesday. Miss Nacht-
rieb formerly resided in st. Paul and had
many friends here. She was young woman OF
great beauty of character, and her death is
much regretted by all who knew her.
The Indictment weather of the past three
or four days has seriously interfered with
those lovers Of art in its most fanciful form
who desired to attend the Scribner art exhibit
in Newspaper Row. At the request of these
and many others the ladies have therefore de-
cided to extend the exhibition through Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week.
st. Paul Union No. 100, of the Brotherhood
OF Cooperative Commonwealth, will hold al
open meeting in the gymnasium hall at the
st. Paul Commons, Eighth and jackson
streets Thursday evening Good speakers viii
be in attendance to explain the purposes Of
the organization. All who are interested il
cooperative colonies are invited to attend
The union is considering a plan of such {
colony in Minnesota
Charles Williams, a stranger in the city
was found in an unconscious condition al
Washington and Fifth streets shortly after
o'clock last evening and sent to the city hos
pital in the central patrol wagon. There were
no marks of violence upon the mans person
and after being at the hospital several hours
he recovered consciousness sufficiently to in
form the physicians in charge that he had
fallen into a fit and faint on the sidewalk
He will be able to leave the hospital today.