The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-16
T HE TWIN CITIES

tuted by District Deputy John E. King. The
Minneapolis delegation will leave over the
Milwaukee road at SIS, and the st. Paul
delegation at S:35. The trains will combine
at Mendoza. and proceed to Austin over the
l. & NJ. division of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul road, arriving at Austin at 1910.
The exercises will commence at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon. There will be an evening
session. to be followed by banquet.
Members of Lenky PIpe-The master
plumbers of the state will hold a conven-
ton in the senate chamber at the capitol
today. The session will open this morning
with an address of welcome by Gov. Clough,
and the day will be devoted to the discus
sion of topics interesting to those who fol-
low that line of business. In the evening
there will be a banquet at the Metropolitan.
Pleads Gui1ty-Robert Pohl, the man
who assaulted Police Officer Fern, of Min
neapoHs, and who was indicted for assault
in the second degree, was allowed to plead
guilty of assault in the second degree. Judge
Smith wished to consult with the officers be-
fore sentence was pronounced, so Pohl was
remanded to the custody of the sheriff
Order of Minnehaha Formed-Artf-
cles of Incorporation for the Order of Min
nehaha were filed yesterday in the office of
the secretary of state. ]. c. Nelson L. NJ.
Fisher B. w. Boenisch. S. G. Ginner, B. G.
Armbruster. w. T. Rich, Ed. S. Ives. John
II. Ives and A. P. Swanstrom are the in
corporators.
VIII Sell Lumber at Tyler-The Ty-
Ter Lumber company, the capital stock of
which will be $4,000, filed articles of in
corporation yesterday in the office of the
Of Cta Tho
Donovan, Hans ]. Nelson. Marcus Jauritzen,
Jens c. and Hans Henriksen.
Charged With Larceny-Abbie Wheel
er. young woman living at Seventh and
Bradley streets. was arrested at dance at
Labor hail last evening by Detective Olberg
and locked up at the central station on the
charge of larceny. 1t is alleged that the
girl appropriated wrap belonging to Mrs.
Rice, who is said to have sworn out war
rent for the prisoner some weeks ago
VIII Make Machinery-The Kenyon
Rosing Machinery company. of Minneapolis,
the capital stock of which is to be So, co.,
filed articles Of Incorporation with the sec
rotary of state yesterday. The incorporators
are George p. Kenyon, o. G. Rosing and
Paul Kenyon.
Teachers' Training School Is in It
W. w. Pendergast. state superintendent of
public instruction, replying to the query of
Supt. Curtis, of the st. Paul city schools
holds that the teachers training school is
entitled to $500 under the law providing for
the state aid of high school providing ele-
mentary normal instruction
Tested Their Bnrbers' skiII-The bar
bpr ShO in tha haca Of
terday busy place, a number of ap-
plicants for BARRIERS licenses being subject
ed to a trial of their tonsorial ability, in
addition to having TO stand written examina-
ton on the theory OF the craft
Lose Their Daughtcr-Winifred. the
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Pewters. died at the family residence, 557
Wabaska street. yesterday. She was eleven
years old The funeral Will take place from
the residence tomorrow morning service be-
ing held at the cathedral at $50 o'clock
Library CT TheOiOGy-The Northwest
ern Theological library has filed articles of
incorporation with the secretary of state
The officers are W. w. Everts. president;
II. P. Nichols, treasurer; ]. W. Prosser, sec
rotary and librarian.
Arnold Has COntrOi-The certificate of
the Arnold Granite company, of ST. Cloud
filed with the secretary of state yesterday
shows that Walter Arnold owns 1876 shares
c. NJ Hertig and G. w. Stewart 3
Tryin. to Prevent Smoke-The North
western Smoke Preventer company, with a
capital stock OF $1,000 has been Incorporated
by D. NJ. Robbins. Ralph W. Cayenaugh and
George Griggs.
-Four Families Afflicted - Contagious
diseases reported to the health office yester-
day were: Scarlet fever at As Winnipeg
avenue and 913 st. Anthony avenue: diph-
iberia at lib Beech street and 297 Martin
street.
To Form New LOdGe-A meeting of
persons eligible to membership in the ladies'
OF the G. A. R. will be held at Central hall
Sixth and Seventh streets. Friday at .: 30.
Greece and Its Drama-Prof. Fosseen.
of ST. Olaf's college, at Northfield will lee
ture on the Greek drama at the March meet
Ing Of the Central Study club.
Died Mt the HospitnI-Emil Johnson
formerly living at 2SS Richmond street died
at the city hospital yesterday. Deceased was
twenty-nine years old and married
ST. Valentine Prompted YOuur
Observation-Disclosures Smith says that the
local mail was nearly trebled Monday.