The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-12
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

St. Joseph's Ladies' Total Abstinence so''e''
will meet today at 4@o4occk.
state Auditor Dunn conducted a sale OF
stumpage on state pine LANDS at Althlu'
day. ,,or
The wholesale grocers travelling statesmen
hold q meeting in the Commercial club par
lors last evening
Fisher Ames Will address The Educational
league at the ComTons this evening ur""
'sThe Religious Basis for Social Lie
Rev. DR.. Cotter, of st. Paul'5 seminary
will preach in the interests OIL tnat lis'l'u-
ton at ST. Mary's church This morning.
Rart 2. Linehan, the president and man
ager OF the Llnehan Railway Transfer COM
pany, Of Dubuque. To-, Is at the Ryan.
The Marscn & Tenquist Brass company, OIL
MINNEAPOLIS. has given notice to the secretary
of state of change OF title to the CehIrai
Supply company.
Minnie schue, accused of maintaining
disorderely house on North Fort street, near
Franklin, discharged yesterday utel d
trial before Judge Twohy.
A very successful nilsson is Being given
at St. Mary's Catholic church by the Dom
inican Fathers. The church Is taxed TO us
utmost capacity at every serVIfe.
The Mothers Club of st. Anthony Park will
hold their regular monthly meeting in Cen
trail hail. Monday afternoon at 2:3o o CLOCK,
instead of Tuesday. Miss Shepard instructor
in work at the agricultural college
Max Wilks will speak at the socialist labor
U
noon at Assembly hail. corner Third and
Wabasha streets. Subject. Parasites"
A rally for young men will be conducted
by the Crusaders in hall, corner Sixth and
Fort streets, at o'clock today. Rev. VIM.
Colbert and J. D. OBrien will be the speak
erS. 80 'a y -
The regular meeting of the st. Paul Bimc-
taEic union Will be held Monday night, Dec.
10, at 448 Wabasha street. Arrangements are
being completed for an aggressive movement
in the future. All members are especially re-
quested to be present.
Prof. E. B. Warman has consented TO de-
liver his four remaining lectures under the
auspices and for the benefit OF the 81. Paul
Teachers association at s p. H. on the even
ings OF Tuesday Dec. Il; Wednesday, Dec. Is;
riday, Dec. II and Mond y. Dec. 20.
The regular meeting of the Crocus Hill
Mothers club will be held at the Freeman
school, corner OF Portland avenue and Kent
street Tuesday, Dec. a. at 2:3O p. m. child
study programme on the subjects OF memory
and attention will be conducted by Mrs. E.
L. Poole. -..-.,...-...,- ..-,,.a...
The executive council Of the State Histori-
cal society will meet this evening to begin
City of St. Paul" The two papers will be:
early Trade and Trades in St. Paul" by
Charles D. E.felt; "Old Settlers Of st. Paul, ="
by Henry L. Moss.
Rev John G'neiner viii: deliver an Illus
trated lecture on Mod ern Rome next
Wednesday evening, under the auspices OF
the Sacrei Thlcat society. Vocal mil instru-
mental numbers vii! be contributed h lc"al
talent, completing an evening Of instruction
and entertainment.
Gen. E. o. c. Ord W R. C. No 81 held
their election Friday evening. The following
officers were chosen: President Mrs. 9.
Newhart; S. V. p, Mrs NJ. Sligo; j. V. P.
Mrs. E. Bickyorth; chaplain, Mrs. e. Nafre;
treasurer Miss NJ. Smith; conductor. Mrs.
H. Bigelow; guard Mrs. E. Hyland.
The Republican committeeman Of the Third
ward passed a resolution at their monthly
meeting approving the suggestion OF the ST.
Paul Public Library association, that the pro-
posed new charter authorize the common
council to levy annual tax not exceeding
one-half OF one mill for free library purposes.
Some taxpayers have misconstrucd the ar
ticle in yesterdays G o b e, relative to the
new tax law, which permits of payment in
two equal installments. Chapter 81 of the
laws of 1897, says II one-half OF the general
tax Is paid prior TO June 1,no penalty can be
collected on the other half OF the tax, II paid
on or prior to Nov. L