The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-18
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Archdeaeon Page, of Tokoo, Japan is in St.
Paul and is to preach Sunday morning at st.
Marys Episcopal church.
Mrs Addie F. Lincoln died yesterday morn
ing at St Luke's hospital. She was we'll
known in this city, and was member Oh the
Peoples church.
Property owners on Lexington avenue be-
tween Summit and Grand avenues. Will meet
with the park board this evening to consider
the ACCESSIBILITY of forming an ASSOCIATION 10
improve the avenue.
Co. William T. Perkins, of Bismarck n.
D.. is visiting Dr. F. K. Kendrick. He has
been investigating the mining camps OF Col
orado and New Mexico the past winter Tor
some North Dakota capitalists.
meeting of the District w. C. T. U.
will be held at the St. PauI Commons Satur-
day at p. III. to make arrangements Tor a
lecture to be given by Mrs. Clara {. Holt
man of Missouri national W. c. I. I. secre-
tary.
TIE personal injury suit of Bridget Nc
Bride against the St. Paul City Railway COM
pany is on trial before Judge Kelly and a
any. The plaintiff was caught between the
gates While boarding a car at East seventh
ard Hope streets.
In the personal injury suit of Gustav
Hjor,h against the Eastern Minnesota Rail
way company. the jury returned verdict Tor
the company yesterday. The plaintiff, Whlle
in the employ of the company, was caught
between an engine and a coal chute and IN
jured.
otAANAA
will meet in the parlOrs Of the House of Hope
church this afternoon at 2:3O. Mrs. G. NJ.
Green will present the temperance lesson;
"Pers 1nal Responsibility" paper prepared
bv Miss Laura j. Bartlett on The People
Who influence Us will be read, followed by
discussion.
The stesmer Henrietta has been chartered
by the Ladies' Guild of ST. Marys Episcopal
Church for an excursion to St. CroiX Falls
Saturday. Tie excursion is open TO any who
desire to q. Boat leaves levee, foot OF Jack
son street At 10 a M. Light refreshments
are 10 BE served on board. Mandolin music
will be provided.
Harry Haggenmiller and Capt" James
Kennedy. accused of engaging in a fight at
Ninth ana Robert streets several nights ago,
were tried in the police court yesterday on
the charge of disOrderly conduct. Hagen
miller admitted that he was responsible for
the trouble, and was sentenced 10 the work
house for ten days, while kennedy was dis
charged.
of Hill and Washington streets, from Third
TO Eagle streets was adjourned by the board
of public works yesterday TO July l. The eS-
innate IF the city engineer for the repaving
of the stree. is as follows: Granite on con-
crete foundation, s.. 400, $6+5 per front foot;
brick. s. 30 S4.S0 per front foot; sand
stone $3.50 or $3.50 per front foot. Those
who favor the paving of the streets at all are
favorable TO a sandstone pavement being laid.
There were exercises yesterday at Edmund
Rice school in connection with the gradua-
ton of the class of 81. The participants on
the programme were: John Johnson. Patrick
CahilI. Robert Hagerty, John Wilkinson. Pat
rick Brady. Elizabeth O'Boyle, Della Dion,
George Anderson, Mary Egan, Blanche Con-
molly, Jennie Turnbull, John Black, Anna
Sullivan Carl Maland and Alice Mcnamara.
Yesterday the Roman Catholic church cele-
brated he institution OF the sacrament Of the
Holy Eucharist. under the well known name
of the Feast Of Corpus Christi. The annual
celebration Of this feast taak place this year
as usual at the college of st. Thomas. Solemn
high mass was celebrated at an altar erected
on the college campus The services began at
$50. Rev. Henry Prendergast, of the Church
of st. Anthony, Minneapolis, was celebrant.
Rev. George Doyle, deacon and Rev. William
DOan sub-deacCn. The students of st. Paul S
seminary assisted at the mass as chanters.
New Life and Health
Come from drinking Anheuser-B Busch S
Malt-Nutrne, the greatest Of malt ton
les To be had at all druggists.