The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-19
ST. PAUL BREv1r1Es.

The quarterly meeting Of the soldiers
home board will be held at the home, We'd
nesday. the 9th.
his lease of the Windsor hotel and viii con-
tinue for the coming year as Its active man
ager.
Judge Willis. in the district court, yester-
day. granted Mrs. Fannie Holstrom divorce
from her husband, Frank Holstrom. on
grounds of cruelty.
DIR. Arthur w. Whitney addressed the
Z. L. M. society OF the John Ericsson school
saVe Several seisctUns
Mr.. George F. Woolsey will give a phon-
ographic entertainment at the meeting Of the
Arlington Hills Mothers club Wednesday at
p. M, in John Ericsson school.
Ramsey County w. G. T.. U. will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock. at St.
Paul Commons. A full attendance is ex-
peoted. as business of importance is to be
Anna Bergstrom Is suing Joseph Lila
dahl for $3.50, which she claims he owes her
for services as housekeeper from 1892 to
1897. The case is before q jury in Judge
OTIS court.
terday with the secretary Of state by the
Winthrop Savings and Loan association, OF
ton is 100000.
The Lehigh Valley Coal company is su-
pany claims Mr.. Burwell owes for COAL The
case will be continued this afternoon before
Judge Kelly in the district court.
IT: w. Keene, who is playing at the Met
ropolitan this week. has consented to deliver
an address to the pupils of the central high
school, Wednesday or Thursday. The sub
ject discussed will be Shakespeare and His
Plays
Judge Brill in the district court yester-
day, handed down decision denying a mo-
ton of the receiver for Frederick ]. Schultz
for an order compelling Mr.. Schultz to turn
over to him $413.16 and discharging the order
to show cause.
"A mortgage on the Arlington hotel was
filed yesterday in the office Of the register
OF deeds. The mortgage is for 80, 00O and
is given by Kari Heller and wife. OF Ger
many, to Emma c. Bergdoll, of Philadelphia.
The hotel is called the WinsIow house in the
mortgage.
Secretary Hutchins writes: 1--WE wish to
remind all who desire to help the poor, as
1t Is now house cleaning time, that If we are
notified that there is furniture, bedding, cloth
ing, shoes or Vegetables at our disposal we
will send for them as our supply is quite ex-
hausted.''
In sanitary report concerning the city
hospital, issued by Assistant Health Com
missioner Miller last week, 1t was stated that
$500 had been expended for disinfecting
statement was mistake, and that no ex-
penditure has yet been made on the plant.
john Blanchard and Eugene Roddy, ar
rested on the charge of violating the bicycle
ordnance, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, were trleu De-
fore Judge Twohy yesterday and discharged.
1t was shown that the young men only tech
nically offended by riding but short dis
lance on an unfrequented part of the side
walk on State street.
THE two children Of William Ekberg, who
were killed In the cave near their home last
week, as was reported in The G o b e, were
buried at Union cemetery Sunday afternoon.
The bodies were inferred in the same grave.
Previous to the interment services were con-
Quoted at the First Swedish Method st church,
by Rev. L. A. Johnston.
The Sunday school scholars of the Evan
gelical Lutheran Salem's church, corner
on entertainment on Wednesday evening al
Liedertafe1 hall. State and Congress streets
The proceeds go towards purchasing an organ
for the church. splendid programme, un-
der the direction Of Leonie Lienau, the or
ganist, has been arranged.
David Johnson and Andrew johnson, the
young brothers arrested by the Margaret
street police Saturday, on the charge of dds
orderly conduct, were soundly lectured by
Judge Twohy yesterday who then took the
case under advisement until today. The
lads are said to have thrown stones from the
Westminster street bridge at passing North
ern Pacific passenger trains.
In order that church people In St. Paul
may have an opportunity Of hearing the Rev.
r. R. Dolling, OF st. Agatha's church. Ports
mouth, Eng, Rev. w. G. Pope, rector of the
Good Shepherd church. Twelfth and Cedar
to deliver sermon in his church at p. m.
this evening. MI. Dolling is a mission priest
Of some reputation In England. He has been
holding mission services in the large cities
for several months with great success, espe-
bers Of the Brotherhood Of st. Andrew are
especially invited to be present at this SER
vice and urge their friends.