The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-16
ST. PAUL BREvITIEs.

H. H. Hart, of the Chicago Child Saving
association, was in the city yesterday
The joint council committee on reouisiions
o'clock.
Ellsworth Circle No. 8, Ladies of the G. A.
r., have postponed their visit to the Sol
diers' home.
The socialist-Labor party will hold an open
Seventh and Cedar.
State Auditor Dunn received from the
treasury department a check for 49, 100 COW
ering the government aid for the state uni
ve.sty.
George w. Rogers yesterday secured a
building permit for the erection of a So, coo
frame dwelling house on Feronia avenue
near Lynnhurst avenue.
+ Garfield Post No. 8, G. A. R., will give
an excursion at O'Clock this afternoon On
the steamer Flora Clark and barge A good
orchestra will be in attendance.
The annual picnic of the First Presbyterian
church will be held at Minnehaha Falls TO-
day: Special cars will start from Lincoln
avenue and Grotto street at lis and will re-
turn at 1880. Each family will provide its
own lunch.
A meeting has been called for this evening
at o'clock at Third street and Bates ave-
nue. for the purpose of forming a company
to enlist in the United States volunteer serv-
Ice All young men in the Second ward a.e
invited to be present.
Acker post G. A. R., will keep open house
at the post hal, in Central block Sixth and
Seventh streets. on the 9th, when the cor
ner stone of the new state capitol is to be
laid. Coffee ard sandwiches pipes and to-
bscco will be served to visiting veterans
A joint public installation of the officers
of Minnesota Encampment No. l and Han
cock Encampment No 80. I. o. o. F., will
take place next Friday evening at Odd Eel
lows block. Past Grand Patriarch w. G.
Nye and other grand officers will officiate
Secretary Beebe, of the Soldiers home, is
flooded with applications from veterans who
h. hoo I'd &I>1..-
vest fields, where they hope to get work.
The secretary says that the board has no
money that can be invested in that way de-
galiy.
State Superintendent Pendergast returned
yesterday from visit to the summer schools
at Hutchinson. Montevideo and Ortonville
At Hutchinson and Ortonvile the attendance
was good. There were 100 teachers at the
former and seventy-f1ve at the latter. At
Montevideo the attendance was much smaller
than had heen expected.
The st. Paul Concordia Singing sciety will
hold their annual boating excursion and out
ing on Sunday, July H. The steamer Henri
eta and barge has been engaged for the oc-
casion. chorus OF sixty voices will enter
tain the guests with programme during the
trip. William Platte, president of the society
is chairman of the committee on arrange
ments.
An enormuos crowd assemble at Como last
night and devoted itself attentivey to the
fine music The Wagner programme proved
big card and all the numbers were enthu-
siastically received. A grand selection from
Mascagnis "Cavaliara Rusticana" shared the
honors with the Wagner numbers Tonight
Straka and Madden will play violin solos.
most pleasing programme will be given.
The new officers of Twin City lodge in
stalled last Thursday evening are E. w. Ba-
ziile; noble grand; William B. Martin, v: G.;
]. F. Wilson, recording secretary; Frank F.
Block. Con-; T. E. Lambert, warden; Jules
Noel, inside guard; ]. H.; Navy. outside;
guard; E. A. Viilaume, R. S. S.; E. T. Lee,
L. S. S.: Gust Villaume. R. S. of N G.;
Henry D. Weber, L. S. of N. c.; P. A. Des-
laurier, R. S. of v. G., and W. S. Green, L.
S. of V. G..
The necessity of having day set apart
as memorial day, devoted to the memory Of
deceased brothers, was discussed at TIL. meet
ing held last Tuesday evening by Eureka
Lodge No. 9, A. 0. U. w., and a COMM lee
was formed to coni,r with sister lodges in
the city, and to procure concerted action at
the next grand lodge session, and In the mean
while arrange for a united service in the
near future. Two members were Initiated in
both degrees. After an animated discussion,
1t was resolved to invest $500 of the surplus
funds in the new United States bonds