The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-03
THE TWIN CITIES.


Easter sale by the Ladies' of St. Philips
will be held at Market hal April IS and Il
Somerset w. G, T; U; will meet at the
ST. Paul Commons Monday, April T. at 8
p. m. Everybody invited to be present.
There will be a social dancing party at
Sherman hall. April p. given by Mrs. S. S.
Finley and Mrs. Cynthid. Of Woodbury..
=, Two cases of scarlet fever were reported
to the health department yesterday. One case
Is at PSI Hatch street, and the other at $50
Marion street.
The 1. F. H. Physical Culture club will
, hold its second meeting Tuesday night at their
club rooms Bedford and Minnehaha streets.
Friends are invited.
Rev. Messrs. Crossley and Hunter, Ca
madam evangel:sts, will begin a revival
oamraign in the Central Park NJ E. church,
Sunday afternoon, April 10.
Ernst Albrecht. of the firm of E. Albracht
& Son. leaves today for Europe, to be gone
until Sept. !, on his annual fur-buying trip
TO the fur centers of the continent.
A meeting for the final organization of a
new court of Catholic Foresters will be held
this afternoon at O'Clock in the st. Michael
parish hall, on the West side.
T. Fl. Lucas will speak at the Socialist
Labor party meeting at O'Clock this after
noon. at Assembly halls. Third and WabashS,
Subject: The Spanish War Cry"
The annual meeting of the St Paul Palette
club will be held Tuesday evening in the club
rooms in the German-American Bank build
ing. Officers for the ensuing year will be
elected.
Fred Butler was arrested by Officer
Tschil6a last evening On the charge of vag-
rancy and street begging. 1t is alleged that
Butler solicited aims from pedestrians on
East Seventh street.
st. Paul Camp No / Sons of Veterans
will give their sixth and last dancing party
Thursday evening, April Il, at Oxford hall.
provided that their services are not required
in Cuba - that time
A gospel meeting will be held at o'clock
this afternoon at IA South Robert street
Rev W. Fenton will lecture on The Jew
ish Captivity in Babylon and the Lesson of
the Present Hour for Christians"
The Bank of Merriam Park Yesterday
opened its doors for business. The officers of
the bank decided upon this Friday night
when State Bank Examiner Kenyon reiin-
pushed the assets and turned the bank over
to its officers.
Branch No. 1877. of the Iron Hall of Balti-
more city, met last evening, and as a testi-
mOnial named it "Somerby Branch" after
the worthy supreme president coed mem
bership was in attendance. and considerable
business was transacted
THE Bank of Toronto. at Toronto Can.
hled a complaint with the clerk of the United
States circuit court in Minneapolis com
menclng suit against the Millers and Manu-
facturers' Insurance company to compel the
payment of $500 fire insurance
The Central W. c. T. U. held a gospel
temperance meeting in Volunteers hall last
evening The Rev. A. B, Medium, of the
dress on The Grace OF God is Sufficient"
He was followed by Mrs. S. V. Root
On Monday evening, April 4, Commercial
Arcanum R. A, of this city, will give a
social fer its members in the council chamber
Elks' he.l With the assistance of the St
Paul Athletic club and those participating
very iatere ting athletic pre- g,amne las Eesn
IfeTared.
Walter Thomas Mills, field secretary of
the People's university. will lecture at st.
Paul Commons next Wednesday evening He
will explain the principles on which This
movement is based al cetf
= 1Jfsn- for associate fellowshlps by which all
may be benefited by the university.
Michael Hines and Patrick Carr were
prisoners in the police court Yesterday en-
the charge of drunkenness. The case was
continued until Tuesday. In the meantime,
the police will investigate concerning SINE
shoes found in possession Of Hines The
recegnizance.
Mrs. Mary Kepner, living at 1S7 West
Fillmore avenue, reported to the police yes
ter6ay that she had lest her purse in a
crowd at a Seventh street dry goods store
bargain sale. Mrs. Kepner did not know
whether her pocket book was stolen CIR had
dropped from her shopping Tag. The purse
contained 81. Is.
Anton Groiffon, aged seventy eight, years.
brother of Rev. Father Joseph Groiffon.
of New Canada died suddenly Friday at
the home OF the priest from heart failure
He came from France in 1885, and has lived
at Centerville since that time, with the ex-
cept!on of the past year.
driven to extremity by lack OF employment,
was arroeed yesterday afternoon, IN the
charge of stealing pair CT trousers fr, m tie
clothing store Of Flacn & Leveroos, Sever til
and Eey streets. The accused was locked
up at the central station and will be given
hearing in the municipal court Tomorrow
Daniel McCreash. living at 461 Harrison
avenue, applied at the central police sta
ton to be sent to the city hospital. He wls
suffering from acute rheumatism and in
formed Capt. Rouleeu that he was unable
IN Pho pla1A
he formerly lodged with a companion DR.
Artz examined McCreash and directed him
taken to the hospital.
Thomas Corrigan was sentenced to thirty
! days in the workhouse by Judge Herr. of Min.
neapClis. for cruelty to animals. Corrigan
came out of the woods last week. He left his
team of horses in barn at 521 Second streot
north last Saturday and did not go near them
after that. The Humane society heard of tha
case and made a complaint against Corrigan
who pleaded guilty.
the police court, was bef re Judge Orr yester-
day. on the charge of disorderly conduct
McDonough had some difficulty with woman
at Seventh and Pine streets He saws the
woman, whom he claims not to know, struck
him in the face with a cane. The prisoner
shows bad bruise in evidence of his state
ment- The case will be tried Tuesday mean
time McDonough will be at liberty. on his
ewn recognizance.
superintendent of Public instruction w
W Pendergast returned yesterday from
Moorhead, where he addressed the annual
gathering of the Northwest Teachers Associ
alton of Minnesota. Mr.. Pendergast saws the
citizens OF Moorhead did everything in their
power to make the visit of the teachers an
enjoyable one. There was large representa-
t-lon at the meeting, and the convention was
In every way a success.
,-LlneoIn Lodge No. SO, K. of P, Of this
CITY. ct Us regular meeting night Friday
april l. 1898, had an unusually large atten,
dance and social time The new bylaws
were adopted and speeches were made by
Judge G. NJ. Orr. Past Grand Chancellor
HIlscher Capt. A. ]. Hoban Maj r. r. E!
arioge and others. Among those present
were number of visiting brothers from
ether points as well as st. Paul. Next Fri
Gay night there will be work in the second
and third degrees