The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-12
THE TWIN CITIES.


William De Freese formerly employed IN
the railway shops, at Como. died at Buffalo.
n. y, recently.
night. During the evening his ff--..SS1::i- 2on.l-
mated him for mayor.
Arguments demurring to the indictment
OF Aid. Peter Nelson of MINNEAPOLIS were
postponed until Monday.
Secretary H. H. Hart returned yesterday
= from Cleveland where he attended a trustees
meeting of Oberin college.
The death of Mrs. Anna Bolt. mother OF
Rev. Nicholas Bolt, occurred in Chicago
Thursday. She was e. years old.
The iourneymen plumbers will hold a
special meeting this evening at Assembly hall
at o'clock. Business of Importance.
John Jung. arrested on complaint of his
wife. on a charge of drunkenness, will have
a hearing before Judge Twohy this morning.
= Jung was released on $40 bail.
Twenty-Five Rush Point farmers signed
articles of corporation of the Rush Point
Creamery association which were filed with
Secretary of State Berg yesterday.
Before taking his departure for Chicago
Rev. Hastings H. Hart has consent to speak
in Plymouth church next Sunday evening
Evil"
Secretary H. H. Hart is in receipt of ad-
vices from the officers of the Madison insane
asylum, stating that the two insane patients.
who escaped week ago, have been re-
captured.
Sneak thieves raided a clothes line be-
longing to William Durkin 1922 Twelfth ave-
nue. NORTH Minneapolis, Thursday night, and
carried away quantity Of underclothing, bed
linen and towels.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians will hold
mass meeting at Central hall, corner Sixth
and West Seventh streets. Sunday afternoon.
for the purpose of making arrangements for
going to Minneapolis, March II.
There will be meeting of all the minis
tiers OF the city, next Monday at 10 a. m,
al the Central Presbyterian church. near the
capitol building. Matters pertaining to good
city government will be considered.
W. W. Pendergast superintendent of
public instruction. yesterday received a
beautifully eXecut memorial volume of his
SON. the late Warren w. Pendergast. from the
faculty Of the state agricultural school.
The joint council committee on pubic
buildings will meet this afternoon. and
among other matters TO be considered are
the back rents due the city from several of
the tenants of the market house building.
S f. Weller. charged with making an
Indecent exposure OF his person, paid fine
OF 80 in the police court yesterday. The
women who made the complaint against the
prisoner refused to appear in court against
him.
The Schiller school district. of Minnea-
polls, was apportioned $50 of the 0.0)0
to be raised for keeping the schools open.
pledged: with fair prospects for securing the
remainder.
The newly elected officers of the Globe
DuSlueSS COlleSe L eFdry society are. freS-
tdent. L. w. Servey; vice president. Daisy
Stratzell; secretary, Minnie Donnelly; treas
urer, Anna Mitsch; guards, Joseph Myers,
Dir. Carlson.
Minneapolis Lodge. No. 10, A. F. and A.
M, initiated a class Of five at Masonic
Temple last evening. The ceremonies re in
charge of Worshipful Master c. E. Oven
shire staff. and were witnessed by nearly
BOO visiting Masons.
Next Monday evening. March II. Meridian
Lodge. No. 151. will make a fraternal visit
70 Excelsior, Lodge, No. go, l. o. o. F.
Meridian lodge has an orchestra of eleven
pieces and they propose to take their music
with them. All odd Fellows are invited.
pr. Andrew Fossum. of st. olaf's college.
lecture on Ancient Greek Theater and
Home" in Peoples church. Monday evening
next The lecture is given under the aus
Church. 'f'' .
The Central W. C. T. U. holds its weekly
meeting at Volunteers hall, Jackson and
Eighth streets. tonight. Rev. G. Shaw, pas !or
of Asbury church, will be the speaker of the
evening. Subject: Young Man; Three Swift
Ways to He'll" C. T. Squires will sing a
number of solos.
The O.. S. Miller company. of Minneapolis.
filed articles of incorporation with the sec
rotary of state yesterday. Their capital stock
is $30. 000 and they will conduct a general
grain business in the Mill city. The incor-
G. Shaw and G. w. Nichol.
President L. D. Harvey, of the Mil
waukee normal school. was prominently ms n
toned recently, as a candidate for United
States senator by the Fond du Lac Com
moGwealth. on the same day the Milwaukee
Sentinel came out for Prof. Harvey for state
superintendent of schools. Prof. Harvey Is
Well known in Minnesota and class mate
of Supt. J. d. Bond, of this city.
Mrs. Katherine Sloppy will give instruc-
tions in black board work in the Sunday
School Teachers Primary union this after
noon. Easter songs for primary classes VIII
be presented by Mrs G. NJ. Grover. The les
son. The Wheat and the Tares," will be
taught by Mrs. William Richeson. The nor
NAL class will be conducted by Mrs. ]. H.
Randall.
Chris Mosby was fined $15 or Is DAYS in
the Minneapolis municipal court for malicious
destruction of property. He was somewhat
boisterous Thursday night because OF drink
Going down the street. he ran into an Indian
cigar sign and thinking that he had met an
old friend, attempted TO embrace the wooden
Indian. The result WIS a broken sign, an
. officer and night in the lookup.
The ice at Lake Ninnetonka is already be-
ginning to feel the effects of early spring and
Is getting weak in spots. Tuesday Bracket
the Excelsior greenhouse proprietor, came
near feeding the fishes on horsefesh. His
was crossing st. Adams bay, above the St.
Louis drawbridge, but when half way across
the whole outfit broke through the ice, and
was recovered with difficulty.
William H. Place was found not guilty
= of assault and battery upon the person of G..
I. Fry, in the Minneapolis municipal court
rye Lau race ar.eSEeQ ABOUT two weeks
ago for alleged assault. claiming that Place
had without cause, attacked him when he
went into his Office. It brought out IN
the evidence that Place had ordered Frye out
of the Office, and Frye had refused to go
and dared Place to put him out.
The annual oratorical contest Of Haml. ne
university, to select representatives for the
state contest, which takes place at North
field. in April. will be held in the cole ge
chapel Monday evening. The judges will be
Judge Brill. J. G. Pyle and Prof. c. W. G.
Hyde. on thought and composition: Rev.
Longley and Prof. Baker on the delivery.
The contestants will be Messrs. Kaighn,
Stirratt, Richardson. Olsen, Packer and
Schawl and Miss Le0na Lewis.
Thursday evening the great council of
Minnesota Improved Order of Red
men, will institute new tribe
an the West side, to he called
the "Minnesotas," with a charter list of
fo!ty-five members. The degree team of
the Minnewaska Tribe No. 4, will do the
degree work. after which corn and venison
will be served. All charter msm5ers are
herewith requested to he present PROMPTLY
at O'Clock p. m. All those wishing. to be-
come char or members of this tribe VIII pl eas e
present themselves at o'clock sharp al
Wittich's hall. Robbie and State streets, West
St. Paul.