The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-15
ST. PAUL. BREvITIES.


DR. j.. B. Little has returned from six
weeks trip to the Pacific coast.
Mrs Blaisdeh, the Minnesota Blizzard
was a caller at the state house yesterday.
Prof. Woodbridge, of the s.ae university,
1O:3O
The central committee of the Modem
/ Woodmen will hold a special meeting next
Monday night.
Two minor permits were granted by the
building inspector yesterday. They involved
the expenditure of 5000.
w LMinnehaha camp degree team, Modern
Thursday night into the second degree.
The chamber of commerce. at it's meet
ing tomorrow morning, will take up the sub
1ect OF the proposed Como interurban line.
ira-Astoria council Modern Samaritans will
give a corncob social Tuesday at thei. new
hail. in the Wharton block. All Robert street.
The anniversary of Capital lodge, Work
men, will occur next Wednesday evening, and
the event viii be celebrated with a stag
cinch party. E5rsG srris -.
st Anthony camp, M w. of A., will hold
tie first meeting in their Lew location, In
Odd Fellows block, Fifth and Wabasha,
June 2.
The Modern Woodmen will hold big rally
at the People s. church June 49, The camps
of the Twin :ei ties will act as escort 30 Head
Consul Northcott. ssQshi.4.f US
Mr.. Morris, the assistant minister of The.
Church of St. John the Evangelist, has re-
ceived a call from the Episcopal Church Of
Watertown, s. d. sa-eifEfS-e
There was a meeting of the assembly COM
| mittee on acquisitions yesterday afternoon.
| Mr.. Reardon passed on the acquisitions and
| they went along.
Charles B. Grant filed q deed of assign-
ment yesterday, naming Norman Goodman
| the assignee. The assets of the assignor
| are stated to be within $780,. 60 -.
| Special Agent of the Internal Revenue De-
| partment T. B. Carson, Of Chicago, is In the
city and will remain until the transfer Of the
! office of Collector Harries is accomplished.
The Weller Restaurant COMPANY, of st.
Paul, capital stock, $4,000. Incorporated with
| the secretary of state today. The ncorrora-
| tors A. S., L. s. and Robert S. Weller.
There were two district meetings Of the
Rebekahs this week, and both were very
| successful. The first took place at Brain I'd
! on Tuesday, and the second at Duluth Jester
| day..
| The case Of the Northwestern Telephone
Exchange company against the city of Min
neapolis came up yesterday before Judge San
| born, and postponed until next Wednes-.
| day
| Cleveland School union will hold its an
nual meeting next Wednesday evening at
| of the Central union, will speak on "The Eff
| feet of Surroundings on Character"
The entertainment committee Of Hancock
| encampment, Odd Fellows, has arranged q
| card party for next Monday evening at Their
| hall, corner West Sixth and Seventh streets
| Prizes will be given and refreshments served.
| IA dramatic and musical enterta nment
will shorty be given at the Leedertaesel hall,
| West side, in connection with the order of
| Redmen. The second comedy drama, Under
| the Clouds" will be presented under the stage
| management of ]. Strickland
There will be very important meeting
of ST. Paul Company No. q. Uniform Rank
K of P, at their armory, Sherman hall, sixth
| and Wabasha streets, Monday evening. Every
| member who has pride in the Organization
| will be present at roll call.
The executive committee of the state con-
ference of correction and charities will meet
| at the office of Secretary jackson, of the state
board, in the capitol next Wednesday, to cut
line the programme for the onnual confer
| ence in Saltwater next summer.
| The Manchester Public $ .hoo, union will
| meet at the public school tomorrow evening.
| The topic for discussion will be: "IIow to
Make sehG 20 II Union n,s Successful The
| Mrs. Wallace. Officers will be elected.
/ The state board of investment yesterday
authorized loan Of $17,500 from the perma-
| nent school fund Of Anoka county. The
| county will use 11000 of the money to take
| up floating indebtedness, and the remaining
| $500 to build bridge over the Rum river
| at the town of Anoka.
Lieut.. Col. w. w. Price, intends within
| short time to begin the construction of a new
| hotel at White Bear lake. The English Mort
gage company represented by Mr.. Price, has
come into the ownership Of Ramaley pavilion,
| and it Is this property which will be remod-
eled and improved as a first-class hotel of 100
| rooms.
Capt. I. L. Mahan, chairman of the Me-
| mortal day committee, urges friends and rel l.
! tives Of soldiers who have died during the past
| year to send the name, company, regiment
and location OF the grave of deceased to TIE
committee SO that the graves may be properly
| marked and decorated on Memorial day.
| AT the meetngssof the trades and labor
| assembly Vacancies on committees were filed
| as follows: Label committee T. You'd
pressmens union; agitation committee, John
| Klaus, German geographical union:
Rosenquist, tailors union; organization com
mittee j. O'Toele, Iron moulders' union: F
| Olson, tailors union
| The internal revenue office closed at 70
/ o'clock yesterday in order to better prepa re-
/ for the transferred the office from Capt Har-
ries to Fred Won Baumbach the new collec-
tor, who will take possession Monday. James
Wheeler, internal revenue agent is in the
city, and will ,auditi the books and oficiate
| at the transfer.
AT a meeting offs Minnesota grove Druids
Tuesday, Deputy Grand Arch Louis Peter in
stalled the new grove officers. They are:
| Noble arch. A. g. Wentink; vice arch. A. G.
Kirby secretary, Anton Meter treasurer.
Theodare Ru5land; trustee, R. Stiefei, Several
applications for membership were received
The third degree will be conferred next Tues
day. picnic will be given in the near flu
ture.
Minnesota Council No. liza and st. Paul
Council No; 800 Royal Arcanum, have con-
No. 656. Past Grand Regent e. Baker had
charge of the ceremonies. He was assisted Nv
| Grand Regent Hall and other of the grand
officers. The following, officers. for the new
council Were elected. Regent, E. G. SHIRLEY;
set; past regent, r. Bartram; secretary. p.
M. Roberts; collector, G. G. Cooper; treas
urer, G. e. Robertson; chaplain j. H. Bell:
guide. L. w. Gerard; warden, J. w. Steven.
son sentry, f. Harm; trustees j. H. Barn
ard. J. J. Toomeys @. r. Peases The new