The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-05

supposed to be a matter Of discretion with the
district court
Peoples Party Omeers-A meeting of
the Peoples Party Central league. Of the
First ward. Minneapolis. was held Thursday
night and the following officers elected:
Patrick Callahan, president: Michael Murphy,
first vice president; H. P. Bulge second vice
president; L. N Armeau, recording seere-
tary; Frank Brown, financial secretary;
James ONeil, treasurer. Press committee,
Thomas Chapman, H. P. Bulge, James
O'Neil. The league will meet hereafter on
the second and fourth Wednesday evenings Of
each month.
BOndsmen Released Following the
precedent set by the city council and board
of education. the library board OF Minneapol
held special meeting yesterday noon in the
Office OF the mayor and authorized the re-
lease Of S. s. Brown and H. F. Brown as
sureties OF A. C. Hangar, on the first term
library board bond. upon the payment of
10000 into the city treasury by Mr.. Haugans
bondsmen. The committee on buildings re-
ported fayorably regarding the proposed
changes in the library building, and the sum
of $500 was authorized for making the neces-
sary changes. 1t is proposed to enlarge the
rooms on the third floor.
Returned to Nebrnskn-Aeent Gates
of the state board Of corrections and chart
ties, yesterday returned from Nebraska,
whittier he took an insane woman, resident
of that state, who was found in the Roches-
ter hospital.
Hnmiine Drys VIII Meet-The Ham
line Prohibition club will hold a public
meeting Thursday evening and a banquet
some time in March. The next regular meet
ing will be held March l.
Minor VIII Force DiscIOsure-Audi-
tor Minor, Of Hennepin county, says that,
after conference with State Auditor Dunn,
he has determined to make the American
Telegraph and Telephone company disclose
as to its earnings and taxable property, in
order that 1t may not longer escape taxation.
The company. which operates long distance
lines only. claims that it is exempt from the
gross earnings tax the ground that its
business is interstate commerce.
Albert Davis FunernI-The funeral Of
Albert Davis, which takes place today from
III Golf avenue West St Paul will be at
tended by St Paul commandery, knights Of
Malta.
The Tree of Life-Mrs. J. G. Crlstadoro
Will read paper on The Tree of Life" TO-
morrow evening before Unity Theosophical
society. EndicOtt building
Special Song DriII-Niss Nellie Hone
VIII conduct special song drill in the
Urinary union this afternoon The lesson.
Our Fathers Care" will be in charge or
Mrs. j. VI. McGuiggan. A normal class at
the close OF the union will be conducted by
Mrs j. H. Randall.
Pretty Afternoon Ten-Mrs. J. A. Nc
COLON and the Misses McCollom gave a
pretty AFTERNOON tea yesterday from to 6
D CLOCK, at her home in Vine place Mime
dpolls' Inc rooms were gracefully decorated
IN the parlor. where Mrs. McCollom and her
daughters received, deep red roses were eff
tecuvely arranged. In the library. daffodns
gave suggestion of spring and the din
ing room was dainty in pink and green. A
cehterpiece. richly embroidered in pink
roses, was on the table ard effectively set
OH the cut-glas5 vase of American Beauty
roses. which formed the floral decoration.
Asparagus vine was strewn over the cloth
and the refreshments carried out the mink
and green tones. An orchestra was in at
tendance.
Masquerade BnIIs-The Sokol Turner
society viii give its third annual masquerade
al T. ;. T. s hall this evening. Society Vega
VIII give a masquerade ball at Mozart hall
tonight Shechem lodge, l. o. &. B.. will
give mask ball at Cambridge hall tonlor-
row evening
Burglars Go to SchooI-The school
house at South st. Paul was broken info
thursday night and two clocks dictionary
and several boxes of slate and lead pencils
carried off
Must Wait Till Monday-Jobn NJ
earthly. arrested by Detective Olberg. cb,rg-
cd with the larceny Of four baskets from
Noyes Bros & Cutler. will have a hearin,
IN the Police court Monday He was not able
10 give 500 bail and was committed 10 iafl
Conductors VIII Attend-Tbe morn
bers of Division No. 20. Order OF Railroad
Conductors, will attend the funeral Of tbe
late j. R. Hutson. which takes place tenor
row. 40'
10 Aid Starving Cubans-A commit
Tee. "hlcn mas enlisted in behalf of the SUI
IerlhS Cueans has arranged to give an en-
eertainment at Mozart hall for their benefit
sunday afternoon. The programme includes
addresses by Mayor Doran and Judge Willis
tenor solo by E. J. Weber, selections nv
Seiilngs orchestra and Concordia SINGING
society and steTecpticon views of Cub, nv
A. H. Selb ~
On Building of Character n
Shields. professor of biology at st. ParI
seminary. will lecture on Character R,iId
Ing at the LongfeIIOw school Monday after
noon at $:45. There will also be a music,
programme