The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-16
ST. PAUL BREvITIEs.

-Ex-Gov. ]. R. Toole, of Montana, regis
tered at the Ryan yesterday.
Twin City Lodge No. 179, I. o. O. F..
evening.
Esther Lodge No. 80, D. of H., will give
an Easter ball April 10 at its hall, Sixth ant
Seventh streets.
&C. A. Klasell, insolvent, has filed SEIZED
ules showing debts of about $685. and as
sets Of about s4.S9S
Comptroller McCardy has sold to st. Pau
investors. about sixty in number, 5000 OO
worth of tax levy certificates of indebtedness
The United States district court will
open term of court at Mankato next Mon
day, which the United States court official.
here will attend.
Fannie Holstrom has sued Frank Holstron
for divorce. The couple were married II
October, 1885, She charges cruelty drunken
ness and neglect.
j. N. Fedes failed to respond when he wa!
called IN the police court yesterday to answer
to the charge OF violating the bicycle ordi
nance and 81 bail which he had deposited wa.
declared forfeited.
There will be an important meeting O
the .! Ministerial conference next Monday a
the St Paul Commons, corner Of Jackson ant
Eighth streets, at 10 a. m. The report O.
the Municipal league is to be considered
The Allied Printing Trades council held {
meeting Thursday night and appointed {
sembly in securing the passage Of the ordi
nance, providing for the use of the unior
label on the city job printing.
Special Officer Doody, OF the Omaha rail.
Picha and Arthur Luke, two boys who arr
said to have endangered their lives by at
tempting to board a moving train. The boy.
will be arraigned before Judge Twohy today
The proceedings of the state norma
schools held a meeting at the Windsor yester.
day to arrange for the Endorsement of di
plomas for this years graduates and to ar
range for the examinations and other mat
tpra tai I'M RI Of hol ccho
James E. Hurley, Independent candidate
for constable Of the Sixth ward, filed hii
certificates Of nomination with the city clerl
yesterday. Hurley's nomination was by 9
petition which was signed by 2S7 West side
voters.
The MARYLAND Casualty company has been
admitted to do business in the state of Min
nesota. W. H. Hart j. A. NOVEL; and ]. D.
Prendergast, under the firm name of W. H.
Hart & Co., are Northwestern general agents
OF the company.
Mrs w. A. Waite will teach the lesson in
the Primary union this afternoon. sup
Elemental lesson will be given by Mrs. E. D.
Babcock. A song drill will be conducted by
Mrs. G. M. Grover, and the normal class by
Mrs. ]. H. Randall.
-Evangelists Crossley and Hunter attract
ed a large audience at Central Park NJ. e.
church last night. The next meeting Of the
evangelists will be held at Central Park
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The Central w. G. T. u will hold gos-
pei temperance meeting this evening at the
American Volunteers hall. Rev. j. Alexander
Jenkins, pastor of the Pacific Congregational
church, will deliver the principal address,
and the choir of the church will be present
and render several selections.
The railway mail service Of the Tenth
division is just now engaged in the annual
work Of weighing the mail of the Dakotas
and Montana. This has been going on for the
past two weeks and should Be finished this
week. Superintendent Perkins reports a great
increase in the weight since the war scare
began.
Clarence w. Bowen gave recital in
Faribault Wednesday evening before a large
audience. These concerts are regular month
1y events, Mr.. Bowen taking Twin City pu-
pills and other assisting talent down for each
occasion at Faribault. Albert Berg sang
and Mr.. Fiset, Of Minneapolis, played, both
meeting with success.
The st. Paul house Of Browning, King &
Co. closed at noon yesterday as a mark OF
respect to the memory of Mr.. King, OF Chi
cago. who is dead: Mr.: King was born in
New York state in 1928, His father and
mother were natives Of the Old Bay state and
came of Revolutionary families. Mr.. King,
by his business abilities. exerted great
influence on the house Of Browning, King &
Co., which he lived to see one Of the larg-
est clothing establishments In the country.