The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-31
THE TWIN CITIES.

"A special meeting of the Forest Street
Band Of Christian workers viii be held at
the Mission Friday evening.
The supper announced by the ladies OF
Goodrich Avenue church for Friday evening
has been postponed indefinitely.
"A meeting for the purpose of organizing
the Sixth Ward Prohibition club will be he'd
at 6S3 Bidwell street this evening.
Scarlet fever was reported at the health
Office yesterday as existing at No. 23S West
Third street and 295 Atwater street.
a permit was issued yesterday to Ole
Rystrom for the erection of a frame dwelling
on the east side of Burr street. between
Whiteall and York, at a cost of s., 800.
The state board Of examiners at law will
examine a class of about forty applicants for
admission to the bar In the senate chamber
at the capitol tomorrow and Friday.
I. Cohen. a street corner fruit seller of Min
neapoi!s, was arrested by Health Inspector
Lunt for selling decayed fruit. He is charged
with violating a provision OF the health ordi-
nance.
The state examining bard yes erday is:ue1
L. Garvin,s Of Hamline. Miss Garyin is a
a first grade certificate for some time.
The cor5acts were executed yesterday by
the president of the board of public works
with 7. H. Croswell for the sprinkling Of
Districts 10 and IL. D. M. Robbins and "
M. Smith were tie sureties of Mr.. CroswelI' S
bond.
The gang of safe crackers operating 50
extensively in Minneapolis got in another
piece of work Tuesday night This time they
opened a safe within three blocks of Contra,
police station. machine shop at 42O Second
street south was entered and the safe robbed
of 500.
There will be rally of the temperance
and Prohibition forces of the city at Central
Park NJ. E. church Friday evening, at !
o,clock. Dr. HIATT S. Hughes will deliver his
The gathering is under the auspices of the
Epworth league.
N. A. St. George. living at s. willius
street: had his right foot crushed by falling
St Paul, yesterday morning. The injur: d
man was taken TO his home in the Margaret
street street patrol wagon. Though painful his
INJURY Is not considered dangerous.
The Minneapolis police department has re-
celved l. word to look out for Samuel C. Will
son. of Primghar, O'Brien county, Iowa, who
ei I with III his wifes sister, Kate Mealman
small children penniless. A reward of s25
| is offered for the apprehension OF the couple.
A meeting of the Flour City cyclists, the
new whee.mens organization, was held last
night at the Union league rooms, Mime
apolis. The matter of the election of board
OF directors was to have come up, but was
deferred until the next meeting to be he'd
April at the rooms of the South Side Com
mercial club.
Joseph Fritz is charged with petit lar
cceny at the Minneapolis central police sta
tion. He is alleged to have stolen several
ond street south. Adolph Frager, a citizen
gave chase to the alleged thief and captured
him after run of several blocks. He turnt
Fritz over to the officers at the station.
Roy Page, 10 years of age, was in the
Minneapolis municipal court on charge OF
violating an act to prohibit the use of tobacco
among minor persons. He will be held until
Thursday, at which time he will be examined.
Young Page is said to be one of crowd OF
boys who gather on street corners in the
Eleventh ward and smoke cigarettes. The po-
IN braa i,
| crowd.
Prof. Crosse gave the second and last of
his Notation Lessons" to the music class of
| st. JoseDh's academy this week, explainine
| the why's and wherefores in music" by the
use of blackboard and instrument. The an
nual music examinations will occur before
| Easter. after which Prof. Crosse viii grade
| each individual pupil from the general aver
| age attained. The academy Commencement,
concert will occur in May, when varied pro-
| gramme will be rendered by the pupils