The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-28
SGINT Paul.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Johns
Church meets Wednesday, Dec. l, with MRS.
J. McGarry. 1917 Beech street.
Rev. Richard Cotter, D. D., of the st; Paul
seminary. will deliver the sermon at 81
Iukc's church this morning at 1851.
II T Shaw will address the Socialist La
Dor party at o'clock this afternoon st AS
semblv hall Third and Wabasha streets. or
1.-The Progress of Poverty.
John Nelson, very. much under the lnhuI
once of liquor was locked up at the central
station last evening on the charge OF larceny.
He is accused of stealing pair OF oversho55
found in his possession from Joseph Levy
store at Seventh and Rosabel streets.
William Laramy. of St. Paul Park, was
badly hurt by large stick of wood bouno-
ing back from buZZ-saW ana stTlKlns upph
his chest. 1t was at first thought that ne
could noe recover, but he is now considered
out of danger
John Moak. agent of the Humane society,
has sent out copies of a circular IetteI 70
shippers of poultry, notifying them tha5
fowls densely packed in boxes will be SelZeu
by him at the depot in this city.
meeting of Third ward property owners
has been called for Monday evening at 431
Sibley street (Krahmer block). the meetlhS
Is for the purpose of considering anIeh"-
nents suggested by the charter commission
4 A team belonging to Martin Gran was
knocked down by cable car at Fourtn anu anu
Wabasha streets shortly after CLOCK l@St
evening The car had come almost 10
standstil when the animals were struck ana
they were uniniured except by a severe shak-
Ing up. The driver escaped unhurt'
Hattie F. Wilson, of St. Paul has. pur.
chased of Thomas B. Wilson and wife, OF
Menominee Wis, lot 3, block y, h1tts0n 5
addition The price paid for SZ9,oVo' - MS
IS subject to a certain mortgage Oh $lQ y.I,
given by John 2. Hoffman, to the New 1ork
Life Insurance company, Dec. 81, 4o9o anu
which is in process of foreclosure.
The charge Of drunkenness against RoXey
Reber which led to his arrest at the mack
drivers dance last Monday evening was Iot
tried in the police court yesterday. Inc ue-
PENDANT desired another continuance 10 secure
the presence of witness who talied 10 ap-
near Judge Orr set the hearing for tomor-
row. Reber is at liberty on $25 bail
Gov Clough yesterday appointed Rev lenn
Wright. Rev. S. G. Smith, st. PauI; j. n:
Rich Red Wing; A. H. Young, Minneapolis;
W c. Sargent, Duluth; NJ. q. Norton, WI
mona. delegates to the national prison con-
gress which meets in Austin, Tex, early next
month Warden Wolfer and j. >. ~ , bFlen'
OF the etlte prison board, were named before.
The iamsey County Prison association, OF
which u. T. Wellington is the active agent.
will give an entertainment on the evening Oh
Dec %, at Odd Fellows hall, for the puI-
pose of raising money for the annual CHRIST
mas dinner for the newsboys. Another en-
tertainment will be given at the same place
on JAN 10 to raise funds for the general use
OF the association.
The Reading Circle Of st. Luke's Parish
will meet at Father McNulty's house tomor-
row evening at o'clock. Father Danehy Is
expected to give an address and other IN
teresting numbers are on the programme Inc
circle was organized couple OF weeks ago
when the Hon. John w. Willis was unani-
mously elected president; Miss Margaret
King, vice president; Mrs. J. E. Dore, secre-
tary, and A J. damon, treasurer. The So
ciety has already a membership or more t1ah
forty and under the able direction or Judge
Willis is expected to become one of the most
hourishing literary societies of st. Paul.