The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27

Relief Society Needs-Secretary Hutch
ins writes We are greatly in need of shoes
and cothing of all kinds, for which we have
had great demand the past few days, and
our stock is about exhausted. One little boy
came today for shoes and the pair he had
on were so full of holes that his poor little
toes were sticking out in the cold snow. We
also need bedding, etc, for two special cases
where the fathers are very i'll, and they have
not sufficient bedding to make them comfort
able. Kindly send the things to Relief So
ciety, 141, East Ninth street or telephone 1S3
and we will call for the same.
Celebrated an Anniversary - Maple
Leaf Camp No. 331, r. n. A, celebrated
their second anniversary Feb. "a. The en-
tertainment was successful in every way.
number of Modern Woodmen from different
camps were present. The camp was con-
graduated in having such able workers on
their committees, Mrs. w. C. Montgomery
being chairman of the committee of arrange
ments. The camp will meet next March IL.
G. E. Societies Contest-Mppday even
, ing at Burr Street Baptist church, representa-
tives Of the Christian Endeavor societies of
the Pacific Congregational and Burr Street
Baptist churches, will present essays on the
subject. How Best to Meet the Growing
Demand for the Enforcement of the Liquor
Laws" The contestants are: j. Want
! Hull, Ray Phillips, Archie Longfleld. Joseph
Lysander and Miss Mabel Ostergren. Judges:
Profs. Stark and Farnsworth. a reception will
follow the contest.
Drew School Anniyersary-The sec
ond anniversary of the opening Of the Ben
! jamin Drew school was celebrated Friday
| evening by an exhibition Of the pupils work.
About 300 guests were present and expressed
appreciation of the character of the work The
rooms and halls were decorated with Japanese
lanterns. Mr.. Elweiss, one of the interested
patrons of the school, loaned a piano for the
| occasion and will leave it in the building for
an indefinite length of time.
4 Invited MIL City AthIetes-Alonzo A.
SEtagg, autocrat of Western athletics, has in
~Sited the lads of the Minneapolis Central
high school to send crack team to COM
pete at the University of Chicago meet, March
g. The entries for the high school lads are
limited and the programme so arranged that
they meet representatives of prominent schools
from all over the West in these particular
events.
! Lecture at the COmuIOns-An inter
esting lecture will be given next Thursday
evening at the St. Paul Commons by Henry
Iatchford, A. NJ, of London England His
subject will be poets I Have Met" He
will speak OF Browning, Tennyson, William
MORRISON, SWlnDourGe ana OtnerS WHOM N
has known personally.
Found in Pawn shop-A gold watch
belonging to Mrs. II. Clancy, 284 Iglehart
street, either lost or stolen several weeks
ago, has been recovered in a local pawn shop.
The police have also recovered a violin be-
longing to o. Sobotla, Of 1882 West Seventh
street, which is alleged to have been pawned
by an individual 10 whom L was loaned.
Coin for CreditOrs-W. NJ. Regan, as
slgnee of the Century Piano company, OF Min
neapolis, has petitioned the court for an or
der directing him 10 pay a dividend of 40
per cent, amounting to $40, 1878, to the cred
itors. He states that there viii be a suf-
fcient balance to pay the expenses of the
insolvency.
Only One GuiIty-The jury in the case
of Sam and Swan Anderson, tried in Mime
apolis for assault with knife upon one
Krausher in a saloon fight recently, returned
a verdict yesterday morning. Sam Ander-