The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-01
THE TWIN CITIES.

The St. Paul chronological society will
ing.
The Third Ward Independent club vii!
meet Monday evening at S06 East Seventh
street
The county treasurer Will today certify
to the clerk Of court all delinquent personal
property taxes.
The White FLYER Cycle club has invita-
tions out for its sixth and last dancing party
OF the season. at Sherman hall April o.
There will be lecture given to the Com
mons Womans club by Mrs. Thomas Yapp
this afternoon at 4 O'Clock, al AGO Jackson
street
State Superintendent PeEdergast left last
evening fer Mocrheed where he will today
deliver an address before the Northwestern
Teachers association.
The ST. Paul Humane society will hold
It's regular monthly meeting at its office, 600
Chamber of Commerce building tomorrow
morning at II o'clock.
The receipts of the municipal court for
came from the civil side of the court.
-Adjt. Gen. Nuremberg yesterday issued
commissions to W. ]. Byrnes as iirst lieu
OF Company 1, First regiment, located at
Minneapolis.
George B. Riddle and the Beethoven Or
ehestral club OF New York. are to be at
Woodruff hail, Merriam Park tomorrow even
ing, under the auspices of the Merriam Park
Lecture sssocietica.
Henry Mckenzie and R. s. Willard. who
were arrested Wednesday for fighting. pleaded
guilty in the Minneapolis police court yes
terday and were fined SO or ten days each
for disorderly. conduct.
Michael Renck, q West side laborer. was
a prisoner in the police court yesterday CT
the charge of abusing his wife. The prison
er plead not guilty to the charge of assault
and battery, and will be tried today.
Miss L: Pickhardt, OF Milwaukee, a grad
Nurses, who has been appointed superin-
tendent of nurses at the city and county
hospital. will assume her duties today.
Airs. j. Kelly, living at 44S Cedar stree,
day afternoon by falling upon a slippery side
walk at Seventh and Cedar streets The in
jured woman was taken to the city hospital.
Property camp, WoodTnen OF the World.
will be obligated in the new exenplified
form of the protection degree. Invitations are
out for an annual Easter ball, which takes
place az Sherman hall, April 49,
The engineering department of the Twin
City Rapid Transit company yesterday sub
mitted to the city engineers office detailed
pans and blue prints showing the proposed
safety device to he installed en- Selby avenue
hill for the transfer of trolley cars.
john Thrill, who for a number of years
has conducted the Gsrnlania buffet, located
in the Germania bank building, yesterday sold
ly for the Yellowstone park and the Pacific
coast. later returning to st. Paul.
Judge Schoonmaker and tbs high stand
Ing committee Of the United Order eff Forest
ers will leave the city this morning over the
Northwestern railroad for Mankato, to be
present at the institution CT Court Mankato,
organized by l.. F. Cole. with eighty five
charter members.
AT the First Presbyterian church tonight at
7:30 o'clock, free entertainment viii be Civ
en- to the children OF the Sunday school There
viii be an interesting programme and games
parents and others interested in the Sunday
school are earnestly invited to be present.
MARY Bradley, the young girl who was
picked up by Officer Dugan, of Minneapolis.
Wednesday night was turned over to her rela-
tives in =. Paul yesterday 1t appears that
the girl ran away from her stepfather in
North Dakota a year ago and since has been
living with her grandmother at $50 Gaultier
street. st. Paul.
Yesterday noon, members of the Delta
Epsilon fraternity, residing in st. Paul. par
! took of very enjoyable luncheon at the Com
mercial club. During the hour a permanent
organization was effected under the name OF
the Delta Epsilon Club of St. Paul, with
headquarters at COZ GLOBE building. F. W.
Leavitt was elected president.
"A peculiar accident happened to an en-
ploye OF Nelson & Eklund's clothing store at
401 Central avenue, Minneapolis, yesterday
afternoon. The man was dressing the front
window and was standing on a ladder The
ladder slipped and the window dresser was
thrown through the large front plate glass
WlnQOW. Inc glass, worth S1US, was complete
ly demolished but, strange to relate, the VIC
tim Of the accident escaped without injury.
Davis livery stable. at 612 Ninth street
south, Minneapolis. was visited by fire yester-
| day. By dint of hard work on the part oil
| the employees and lremen, the horses and
vehicles were saved, and aside from the loss
Of number of tons of hay only the building
was damaged. The loss is not expected tc
| exceed $500. The blaze originated at the
| rear Of the stable, and soon spread to the hay
| loft. The fremen quenched the flames with
several streams Of water The horses were
stabbed in the basement, but all were rescued
while the vehicles were run into the street