The Saint Paul globe., 1898-03-02
THE TWIN CITIES.

The boilermakers' union of st. Paul will
elect officers March ii.
Home Lodge No. 1876. I. o. O.. F., Will
visit No. 106, l. o. o. F., in body this even
ing.
The state board Of plumbers has arranged
March q.
William A. Carlton has been commission
ed as captain of Company f, First regiment
at Minneapolis.
The new national guard company at St.
James will be mustered in Friday by Adju-
tant General Muehlberg.
-The lecture at st. GATHERINGS school, by
Gen. Bishop has been postponed until Thurs
day, March 10 on account of DR.. Benton's
lecture, March 8.
State Superintendent Pendergast will ad-
dress the Public School union, of St. Anthony
Park. at the Congregational church Friday
evening. His subject will be Books and
Reading"
The young men who took the West Point
examination at Fort Smelling yesterday We're:
John A. Gull, l. NJ. Engelbertson. William
Murphy. Homer Preston. James A. Shaunn
and Walter c. Van Hagan.
"A. Noreerg was prisoner in the St.
raul ~ mIHnitiral ccurt yesteI day. on the charge
a salvation army 'lassie.' The case was
continued until next Tuesday.
The principals of the city schools and
the teachers of the high school will visit
the state agricultural college Saturday morn
ing. The visitors will take the 9:S0 Hamline
car at the corner of Fifth ana Robert
Marie Brown was examined vest rday in
the county Jail by physicians, and committed
TO the insane asylum. Sc acute was her
malady that she could net be brought in o
the probate court. Nels Allen was examined
and discharged
The indefiniteness and uncertainty in
Westminster church, Minneapolis, regarding
an an orsanist and choir director. has been set
He will take his place at the organ very
soon, probably next week
IRE Rfmsey County Medical sooie'y, at its
IInonthly meeting, heard rapers by Df. H.
OF Tuberculosis;' Or. A Schwyzar. .'TEpors
oi o., tne bre@st; Dr. Edward Boeckmann
"eSrdiodTata "eAaep0ma aamm4e nj te Dr. j. l. Rothrcck
Rogers, iutercular Kidney"
Mrs z. I. Morrison. wife OF the superin-
tendent CT the fire alarm telegraph, met with
quite serious accident Sunday night at ber
home, 24C5 Sixth street south MinnesnoIis
Mrs. Morrison slipped or the kitchen floor
ana iell with great force, striking her head
upon upon 5he threshold Of the door. She re-
mained IN an unconscious state for about
twenty minutes. and is still confined to her
bed. 1t viii be several days yet before She
viii be entirely wei.
Levi Kanteman, an old resident of St
Paul. died yesterday afternoon at the fam
lily residence, $50 Robert street The deceased
was u years OF age and for years was head
Geek at the Merchants hotel The funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon at $50
O'Clock from his late residence He was
member of st. Paul lodge No, >, l. O. 0. r.
the services viii be attended Ey the mem
bers of these organizations.
The relatives of Charles Smith, ?O34
Twenv-eghth avenue south, Minneapolis S,
are considerably alarmed over his disappear
ance. Mr.. Smith, who is said to be partial
ly demented left home last Saturday and has
not returned. He is described as SO years
old. six feet tail and Weighing 200 pounds.
He was of sandy complexion, had blue eyes
and was dressed in a brown overcoat, blue
overaus and wore a cap. The police Off
GERS at the various stations were instructed
to be on watch for the missing man last
night.
st. Paul No. I, National Association of
Stationary Engineers. met in their rooms in
the Central block, last night. In the alb
SSenoe OF President w. B. Robinson. Vice
President E. J. Larkin presided Several
papers were read on various subjects per
tanning TO stationary engineering by Messrs
Nj. Carrier. John Ki,shaw and E j. Larkin,
all OF which were followed with interest.
-Four new candidates were initiated according
to the new ritual adopted at Columbus last
September by the national association. The
bonds of Treasurer Gus CRUDE, which were
reported on favorably by the board of trus-
tees. YVES accepted and Treasurer CRUDE was
duly installed