The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-13
THE TWIN CITE 8.

Arcanumites I'm COunci1-Commercia
council, Royal Arcanum, st. Paul. had rous-
ing meet last Monday evening About 100
members attended The grand officers were
present and large delegation from Mer
RAM Park council. Music furnished by Smiths
mandolin orchestra, Merriam Park Council
orchestra and Commercial Council quartette.
mere was also fencing contest by Messrs.
Mueller and Deebach. and other features,
after which light luncheon was served. In
Vitations will be out for the council
mop, which is to occur on the 21st inst
Captured BurgIar-Mike Fleming
was caught in the act of burglarizng Sweets
drug store at Twelfth street and Western
avenue, Minneapolis, at early hour yes
terday morning, and arrested by officer Mar
tin Brennan, of the North side station. Elem
ing has been identified as the man whom
Officer Mic Smith arrested last summer for
the authorities Of LIE Sueur county
charge of grand larceny. He was indicted,
but was acquitted.
Scaichi Concert-On Wednesday night
next. at he Lyceum theater, Minneapolis.
Mime Sofia Scalchi, the famous contralto will
give Minneapolis music lovers another OPP
portuDity of enjoying a feast of good music.
This will be the first appearance here Of
Nine. Pasqual the prima donna soprano.
She is American girl young and hand
some. and has earned a great reputation in
Europe.
MiIyvaukce's New DepOt-The N. H.
leighton company Minneapolis, secured the
general contract for erecting the Milwaukee
depot, except heating and plumbing which
will be let later. 1t is understood granite
will be used in the first story. Trainer Bros
have the foundation completed. The Leighton
company will begin on the superstructure
March l. The cost will be 100000.
Central Study CIub-The Central Study
club holds its regular monthly meeting, open
to all. Monday evening, in the lecture room
of the Peoples church. The subject for
sideraticn is "Alexander's Empire" and will
be discussed under three topics: The De-
velopment OF Sparta and Thebes," by ]. e.
Kenny; ''Macedon and Alexander" by l.. A
Straight; Greek Colonization by Oscar
HaIlam.
st. Thomas Debaters-At it's last meet
ing the ST. Thomas Literary and Debating
society elected the following officers: Presi-
dent D. A. Cameron; vice president, NJ. j.
Sheran; secretary, ]. F. Murphy; treasurer
T. j. O'Niel; sergeant-at-arms, j. NJ. Venus;
programme committee, William Hurley
chairman; first member, J. A. Corrigan; Sec
ond member, 7. j. Mccarthy.
Purchases Two Paintings-The State
Bar association has purchased two Of the
seven portraits of the late Chief Justice Gill
Allan. painted at the request of the Bar as
socatCn. The competition very close.
The portrait to be hung in the supreme court
room painted by n. R. Brewer, of st.
Paul. and the one to be presented to Mrs.
Gilian was painted by Julius Segall.
American Mechanics-SibIey Council
No. 3 will celebrate Washington's birthday
by giving an entertainment and dance Mon
day evening" Feb. 81 at Malta Temple, 80
Wabasha street A programme has been pre-
pared consisting of vocal and instrumental
music and recitations. State Council Secre-
tary E. H. Godfrey, of Minneapolis, will de-
liver patriotic address.
Illegal Fishing Charged Frank
Lentsch and Andrew Berger were arrested
yesterday by Deputy Game Warden Nc
Dermott on the charge Of Illegal fishing. It
is alleged the accused were using "trot''
lines at Bass lake. They were locked up
at the central station and will be given
a hearing in the municipal court Monday.
Gone to San Francisco - Attorney
Charles H. Taylor left last evening for San
Francisco, Cal, to attend the United Staes
circuit court of appeals in behalf Of the
litigation Of DR.. Lewis T. Lawton. of this
city, and others. who were injured by the
explosion of the steamer Annie Fa&on on
the Pacific coast. in 1894.
Visitors From st. LOuis-Three of the
public school supervisors Of st. Louis-Mrs.
Lachmund, Miss Brady and Miss Elliott
are now in Minneapolis, at the expense of
their home board, to examine the methods
and plans in vogue here. After investigating
Minneapolis methods, the party will leave
for Chicago and other points.
Fatal Flying S.itch-Mrs. E. S.
Jones. of 5 Taylor street northeast, Mime
apolis, was crossing the Great Northern rail-
road crossing at Fourteenth avenue southeast
last Tuesday, when flying box car struck
her breaking the right arm, one rib and the
nose. and injuring her internally. Mrs. Jones
formerly resided at Council Bluffs. 10.
Red Mems BaII-Mnpewaska Tribe No.
4. Order of Red Men, will give its fourth