The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-10
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Division No. 8, Ladies' Auxiliary to A. o.
H., are preparing to give a dancing party ON
Friday evening, May %, at Central hall.
DR.. Shields, of St Pauls seminary will de-
liver a lecture to the Fenelon circle on Thurs
day evening in Crusaders hall, Fort and
Sixth streets.
Mayor Doran completed the list of dog
! catchers Saturday by appointing Edward
| They will report for duty today.
A meeting of the Lincoln school auxiliary
| TO the Public School union will be held at
| the Lincoln school this afternoon at o'clock.
| Addresses will be made by Miss Brooks and
| others.
| The parents of children attending the Neill
| and Webster schools are invited to attend
| the general meeting of the st. Paul School
union in the Central high school this even
| ing.
There will be regular meeting of the St.
| Paul Council No. JAG, Northwestern Legion Of
! Honor, at Central hall Tuesday evening at
| o'clock. There will be a large class to
initiate.
The executive council of the State Histori-
cal society will meet at the rooms in the cap
itol this evening at 1870. Capt. Charles W.
Hall will read a paper on the Cartagena ex-
petition of Admiral Vernon in 1741.
The Ideal Gun club will met today at 2 p.
m: on their, grounds, Montreal avenue and
West Seventh street. This will be their first
shoot of the season. Blue rock targets will
be used. All trap shooters invited.
Dayton,s Bluff Camp No. 20 loses member
Rice Street camp. He has the good wishes
of his mother camp, and is credited with as
sisting very materially in building up the
camp to its present high standard.
George Wehe, living on West Seventh
street, near the short line crossing, was
locked up at the Prior avenue police station
last night on the charge of horse stealing
Wehle is accused of taking a horse and car
riage belonging to William Slick, a West
Seventh street shoe dealer. He was arrested
at Fort Smelling, in possession of the stolen
outfit, by Officer Braak.
Mrs. A. NJ Cavietzel, mother of Louis
Cavietzel the restaurant man. died at her
residence, 15S West Ninth street at an early
hour yesterday morning. Deceased was sixty
seven years of age. The funeral will take place
from Assumption church tomorrow morning
at O'clock.
The first annual meeting of the st. Paul
Public School union will be held this even
ing at s O'Clock at the Central high school.
The organization will be completed by the
election of permanent officers, after which
Miss Margaret j. Evans, dean of Carleton
college, will give an address on THE School
a Moral Factor in the Nation" All who are
interested in the public schools are cordially
invited to be present.
The White Bear Yacht club has inaugurated
a new class of racing boats for the coming
season. known "half-raters' and the
launching of the first boat of that kind took
place at Ramaley's May >. 1t is designed
by its owner. Edward He,mcke and built
under his supervision by Eugene Ramaley
The customary champagne bottle was broken
at the landing, the pleasure being allotted to
Mrs. George w. Rodenberg, who christened
the boat Jennie"
At the art school a great deal of interest
just now centers around the work of Miss
Margaret James who, although she is but a
young girl, has been given charge of the e!ass
in modelling. Miss James is a sculptor of
more than usual promise. She began her
studies in modelling in clay with Knute Oker-
berg, and last year she studied with Augustus
st. Gaudens in New York. She has just fin
iShed very beautiful portrait bust of Miss
Margaret Rugg. The bust is on exhibition
at Billiards. jewelry store.
The first shoot of the season of the North
Star Gun club took place at the club range,
near the Wood Harvester works, yesterday
afternoon. Twenty members of the club par
ticipated in the events of the day which
consisted in trap shooting at clay pigeons
The high score was made by Harry Miller,
who secured thirty EIGHT out of a possible
forty birds. Jacob Smith won second prize
with thrty-six birds killed. The club mem
bers will shoot every two weeks during the
summer, having special prize event each
time.