The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-10

LOCAL NEWS NOTES,

The fifth social hop of the White House
Social club will be given at Al East Fourth
street Wednesday night
The Savings Bank of st. Paul has reflect
ed its officers as follows: President, Thomas
A. Prendergast; vice president, John >.
Prince; cashier, Edward J. Meier.
Rev. w. r. Lord will tomorrow evening
give his second lecture on Jewish History
before the history class at St Paul commons
The lecture will be open to the pubic.
Pirtle Smith a negro arrested early
yesterday morning upon charge OF assault
preferred by Kate Taylor a colored woman
living on Robert street, near Fourteenth
The young ladies of the St. Paul commons,
physical culture class, have organized
basket ball team. Tho gymnasium mas Deeh
reserved for their use Thursday evening.
The Jury brought in sealed verdict yes
terdav in the suit of William Barry against
isaac Saltpeter for $40. geo damages for false
arrest. The verdict will be opened tomorrow
morning.
The twenty-eighth anniversary Of the FaI
Their Mathew Total Abstinence society VIII
be held at Cretin hall tonight. beginning at
5 o'clock. Next Sunday there will be an
excursion to Saltwater by all the temper
ance societies of st. Paul
The recruiting station for the United
States army, recently burned out in the
Schultz block, is now located in the Phoenix
building. A large number OF sound young
men of good moral character are needed 10
fill existing vacancies in the army
The divorce suit Of Nicolay Rytterager
against Gunder Rytterager was heard by
Judge Lewis yesterday and submitted MI.
Rytterager testified that his wife had de-
serted him and gone 10 Norway: Ihere was
no appearance on the part Of the defense
The prohibition parior meeting will take
place at the residence Of Rev. F. b. Cowgirl,
Hamlne. tomorrow evening. II. A CampDeli
will read a paper on ''PrOhibiuon the Soiu-
ton of Our Financial Difficulties. Misses
Lucy Rich and Mable Wallace Will read ana
Misses Zoola Cole and Mary Comm VIII sing
atl a
James A. VI. +. church tomorrow evening
for the benefit OF the stewards. The pro
gramme VIII include selections by Charles
Miller, Edward Harris, Mrs. 5. ID. Kemp, MISS
Cora q. Anderson. A wand drill by COM
pany of young girls will be a feature. There
viii be a debate the Cuban question.
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmages lecture at the
Peoples church on the night Of Jan. y will
be My Journey Around the World" 1t is
represented 10 be replete with witty say
Ings, keen satire. descriptive bits and useful
suggestions and has been well received wher-
ever it has been delivered. Mr.. Talmage has
many admirers in this part of the country,
and VIII likely be cordially welcomed.
Prosperity camp. Woodmen Of the World,
last Wednesday evening installed the follow
ing officers: Consul commander c. y. Tur-
ncr: adviser lieutenant 7. J. wilson, banker,
William c. Weatherbe; clerk J. Z. Leonard; ;
assistant clerk G. Z. Leslie: escort, l.. A.
Z. /. Gross; physician, DR.. F. Hubbell; man
ayers. G. Gauthier. l. j. Paden and ]. II.
Brown.
The police were notified at 10 O'Clock last
evening that Alice Gray, an inmate Of a
Third street resort. had attempted to kill
herself by taking a dose of strychnine. DR..
Baker was called to attend the woman and
found her IN an unconscious condition, but
upon an examination found her to be suffer-
ing from nothing more serious tina an attack
of hysteria. Under the ministratons of the
physician the woman was revived and denied
that she had taken poison.
Maria Neujahr has appealed to the district
court from the order of the probate court
disallOwing her claim Of 1854 against the
tate of Carl Belize, for services rendered to
deceased as housekeeper from October, 1887,
to Dee IS, 1925. at The rate of So a month.
The probate court found that in the year 1891
3Ir. Bailke had paid the appellant a certain
sum OF money. which was TO be in full
payment OF all services rendered or that
nigh. be rendered by appellant