The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-19
THE TWIN CITIES.

Anna Harshman, of this city, was COM
mitted to the insane asylum yesterday.
There VIII be Brotherhood meeting
sunday evening, March 90 in room PSI End-
hood"
Union Star Lodge No. ISL A. o. U. w.
will entertain at cards in their hail. corner
State and Robbie streets, this evening Six
prizes will be awarded.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
oay py the trustees of the Evangelical Luth
cram church, at Bangs, Mimi, with Reb. AL
pert bangs as pastor.
Scarlet fever reported at the health
einSe Yesterday ~, as existing at 7oa Ashland
iberia at 49, Eighth street.
The regular monthly social of Copeland
esm MODERN Of naScS will be held on the
gramme has been prepared
The injuries received ty Lyman Whitcomb
or Minneapolis, Thursday morning proved
fatal. and he died yesterday morning at $50
24 hours.
The fourth Precinct Republican League
club, Of the Seventh ward, will meet Monday
evening at Sleppys. on Selby avenue for
the purpose of electing delegates to the league
convention in Minneapolis
Sunday afternoon, the colored people will
hold a meeting in Pilgrim Baptist church TO
olscuSS the murder OF +. T. Baker, at Lake
City, ). C., and to pass resolutions. Baker
was the colored postmaster at Lake City.
FOLLOWING are the scores made at the week
~ shoot OF the Excelsior Rifle club out of
possible 5s6: E. Chairman, 1868; f. Novocny,
so L. Moore. S44; F. Kircherer, $50: o.
Luethse. S5l; F. Young. 500; C. Schnaith. c36.
The Market Hall Gospel meetings. con-
Quoted by Evangelist Scoles. are being con-
tinued at the corner of Rice street and An
Tora avenue, one block from interurban car
T:45. "e "'
The colored citizens of St. Paul will
HoLu meeting at p m. tomorrow at Pill
grim baptlst church for the purpose of adopt-
lag appropriate resolutions concerning the
murder of Postmaster Baker, of Lake City.
Anna Hartman, a widow. co wears of age
Vas auJuoged insane in the probate court yes
terud! ana was committed to the Rochester
asylum Mrs Hartman imagines that she is
of vision. f
.PToSPerity camp. Woodmen of the World.
met wednesday evening. Work in the morn-
ing degree was eXemplit1ed and eight candi-
Gates were initiated. The committee on en-
tertalnment has programme under wav
winch VIII be announced later
The St Paul Turnveren will give pub
nc exhibition, or ''Schauturnen under the
direction OF Prof C. j. Hermann at The ro ms
OF the Nereln on Tuesday evening next The
pubHc Is invited TO be present After the close
Vi the public exhibition dancing will follow
-Charles W. Sample who has been in ST
LOUIS the past six months as manager of the
hennedy branch of the New York Biscuit
colnpahy. has returned TO assume his former
Oh the National Biscuit company of this eli v
The Central W. c. T. U. will hold
TCSpe! temperance meeting at the American
Volunteer hall, Jackson between Seventh and
Eighth. tonight. Rev j. A. Jenkins nastor
o. Pacific Congregational church, will give
an, an address; Mrs. L. b. Fotz of Hami:ne,
VIII nave charge of the music.
Charles and Rose Ledegar. wEo arc
charged with assaulting Ole Framstad, were
Srraigned in the police court Yesterday The
t Iuiiu ' wnlch played an important part in
II, nrTS
IFdhStSd. The case was continued to Mon
DAY and the defendants released on bail.
+bo WI wares lie Clare; an elderly resident of
IN the workhouse was arraigned i'm the no
LiSe court Yesterday, charged with the larceny
OF s. worth of bed clothes from Jennie Matt
son. Inc question of whether Charles will
return to the city prison for another visit
Will De determined this morning by Judge Orr
,, mahe result of the Patten divorce suit in
minneapolis is unsatisfactory to both parties
~ Is reported that the vote of the jury on
Ine charges OF the plain if against Mrs
a oau ten s{0oa Z to for the plaintiff, while
pIdIhuH as enumerated in the cross bill
II was : 10 for the defendant AS a re.
again. wan Do lieu
=, There was a st. Patricks entertainment
at RoSemOunt. Thursday evening. The Hast
i tgs Dramatic club presented the three-act
taIce. ne Arabian Nights" giving a yery
creditable performance Rev Edward Leo
oenYered an address, taking for his subject
IIIan heroes IN american History" Inter
sp sta IN me programme were several songs
received. o "eii
The klondike club will organize for the
season tonight at 400 South Wabasha street
ohcers Will be elected and a committees IN
constitution and bylaws appointed Peter O.
brahy; who is one of its leaders, promises
tndt the meeting will be an interesting one.
and that lunch will be served after the close
OIL the meeting. The club will devote itself to
work in the Sixth ward during the coming
campaign. e
OF Patrick Dougher will take place th:s morn
2ng services being held at the cathedral.
sni: Dougher was stricken with paralysis
Mrs Dougher was well known in St. PAIL
Shere she resided for nearly forty years,
She leaves to mourn her. besides her hus
Dahd, the following children: Mrs Ed NC
Namee Mrs Heating. Mrs Carroll, of Port
age Wis. Miss Cassie Dougher, John. Fred
and George DOugher.