The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-17
THE TWIN CITIES.

The assembly, will hold a regular meeting
this evening.
: High mass will be celebrated dhs morning
I at the cathedral. st. Paul at 10 o'clock, in
honor of the feast of st. Patrick.
Mrs: Arthur ]. Thurman returned to
Minneapolis from Chicago Tuesday with her
mother Mrs. Elizabeth Rutherford.
Judge Willis granted Hattie Nav Pillar a
divorce Yesterday from Beck II. Pillar on the
ground of desertion. The defendant made no
appearance.
Repairs to the amount of 81, GOO will be
made upon the building at l77-lSS South Wa
basha street by Henry Herman. The place
was visited by fire few months ago.
Moery against the St Paul City Railway
company. tried before Judge Lewis went to
the jury late yesterday afternoon.
Judge Lewis. of this city, filed an order
yesterday denying the motion of the defend
ant for new trial in the case of Adoniram
Clark agains Charles Butts and others.
The coroner's investigation of the death
OF Mrs. j. H. Wombacher, who died suddenly
at the Hotel Vendome, Minneapolis. showed
that death was caused by heart disease.
&C. J. Mcleod. of the Aberdeen S. D..
News. passed through the city yesterday on
ms way home from Washington, where he
has been taking hand in the Aberdeen
postottce fight.
Royal Arch Chapter of X T conferred
the ROYAL Arch degree on several candidates
last night in Masonic hall. The installation
OF the new members was conducted by the
Hon. Charles E Flandrau will deliver
the last lecture of the course for the library
dund OF ST. Gatherings school this evening at
O'Clock at 1877 Western avenue. Subject
Early Days in Minnesota
AT the meeting of the Union league next
Monday evening. in Minneapolis, delegates to
the state convention of Republican clubs VIII
be elected Following the business session. a
Cuban programme will be carried out
The Monroe School Mothers club will
hold its regular monthly meeting on Friday
March Is, at $3.50 p. m. DR.. Shields, of ST.
Thomas seminary. will deliver an address,
and Prof. c. II. Congdon will furnish musi-
cal number.
The two weeks old infant of II. NJ. Mon
roe. SyS Fourteenth avenue southeast, Min
neapoliS. died in bed last night The coroner
viewed the case and will hold post mortem
1t is possible that the child died natural
death, but to make matters sure the coroner
will investigate.
Secretary Hutchins writes: We have been
called upon to investigate tickets being sold
for an entertainment at Mozart hall on the
goth or 27th of the present month. We find
by looking up the matter that the hall is
neither engaged for the goth or the 9th. We
therefore warn the public to not purchase
the tickets.
A carriage, driven by Mrs. Crowley. liv
ing at pa East Congress street, was badly
damaged in a collision with a West st. Paul
street car. at Chicago avenue and South
day afternoon. Mrs. Crowley was frightened
and somewhat shaken up, but, fortunately,
escap without injury.
-Freja Lodge No 121, I. o. O. F., gave an
enjoy ah!e masquerade ball at Odd Fellows
hall. Fifth and Wabasha streets, last even
ing. The attendance was large and the many
pretty costumes worn by the dancers pre-
scented a scene of gaicty, as entertaining to
the spectators as to those participating in
the select dance programme.
The Loyal Temperance legion. an auxil
fairy of the Central W. c. 7. u. will give an
entertainment this evening in the Cyrial Bo-
hemian chapel under the management of Miss
Agnes Leech. superintendent of the union.
Addresses will be delivered by Mrs. Belle r.
Leonard and Mrs. S. V. Root. and Miss l..
Reeves will contribute two readings.
An lleged confidence man, whom the police
Shortie" was locked up at the central sta
ton last evening upon no specific charge.
The prisoner found in the vicinity OF
the union depot and taken in charge to keep
Shorte" claims he is simply passing through
st. Paul toward the South.
AT a meeting of the Hamline Prohibition
club a paper was read describing the first
nual meeting of the lay association Of the
Baltimore conference of the NJ. E. church,
ence. which composed Of distinguished
representatives of the church, adopted resolu-
tons indorsing the national platform OF the
Prohibition party.
The committee on streets from the
Bembly will hold a special meeting this after
noon 70 consider the sprinkling cont! acts
awarded by the board of public works. All
of the contracts were awarded to the lowest
bidder except in the district comprising the
asphalt paved streets, in the business dis
trict In this district the contract was award
ed to Fielding & Shepley. The reason for the
letting of the contract to other than the
lowest bidder will be inquired into by the
committee