The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-25
THE TWIN CITIES.

Some miscreant stole Aid. Eric Rhodes
horse and buggy from In front of the Lum-
Der exchange. Minneapolis. Wednesday.
The regular meeting OF the Jennings Co
operation association will be held this
ing In room 202. Drake building. at 8 p. IN.
Jessie Lee and Clara Daniels were tried
Derore Judge Kerr in Minneapolis on a
charge OF petit larceny. They were found not
guilty.
The seniors OF the Humboldt high school
are making preparations to give musical
and literary entertainment. 1t will be held
shortly after Easter.
A meeting of the members OF the Ramsey
county bar will be held at the court house
Monday morning to take some steps in
sard to the death OF Judge J. B. Brisbin.
Daniel Fl. Gregg. q former street COM
missioner or the Sixth ward and prominent
member OF Acker post. G. A. r.. Is confined
to lis home. GA Westminster street. by severe
Illness.
Prosperity camp. Woodmen of the World
at It's last meeting decided to give one OF
It's usual Easter entertainments. and all
erelgns are expected to assist the committee
on arrangements
-Chauncey Higgins of Minneapolis. has
made an assignment for the benefit of cred
ltors to William L. Tanner. The assets are
valued at $1,000 and bond in the sum of
$1,000 has been filed
The membership committee of the ST.
raul Commercial cub will meet today at 1
O'Clock. AT meeting OF the board of d.
rectors number OF applications will be
The Dacotah club. Of Sioux Falls s. D.
mas requdted reciprocal exchange of courte-
sizes with the st. Paul Commercial club
Inere are now thirty six clubs on the list,
extending to each member reciprocal privi-
leges.
The st. Paul public schools will be dis
missed today for their regular spring vaca-
ton Of ten days. All schools will be closed
next week with the exception of the Van
Buren which had its vacation last week while
the heating apparatus was being adjusted
Katie Ryan. arrested on the charge of In
eorrigibility preferred by her stepfather.
Dennis Madigan. was discharged in the DO
ice court yesterday by Judge Orr 1t was
shown that the girls age precluded prosecu-
ton under the charge of incorrigibility.
The young men Of Humboldt high school
have formed athletic club and will re-
ceiVe instruction from Prof. Schintz the late
trainer OF the Turnverein association. The
oH1cers Of the club have not yet been elected.
but this promises to be successful venture
and 1t will be very beneficial to the boys.
Fred p. Clark claims that he was lnsru-
mental in securing log cutting contract for
Halvorson Richards Co., In which they
cut $50. OCO, eco feet of logs for the St Hilaire
Lumber company. He wants % per cent upon
the contract price for commission so he has
begun suit in Minneapolis to collect s13,-
10.
Services over the remains Of Mrs. LYDIA
Mccarthy. wife of Hugh Mccarthy. were
held at 6:3j last night at the residence Of the
deceased. o39 Mississippi street. by the MEM
LIE
gion Of Honor. Of which Mrs. Mccarthy was
a member. The remains were later escorted
to the depot and taken to Madison. Wis, for
interment.
George D. Holt. of the Prison and Child
Saving association. has sent cards to the
Minneapolis patrolmen. requesting them
to report all on their respec-
tive beats where there are neglected chill
dren, or little who are not In moral
atmosphere. The Iatrolmen are requested 10
make reports and Mr.. HClt will Investigate
all such cases between March % and April 6.
Tomorrow noon. in front of the Grand
opera house, st. Paul. 1000 loaves OF Horejs
Bros fresh baked bread will be given free
to the poor and needy of ST. Paul. There will
be absolutely no conditions restrictions to
the giving away Of 1t, as any one asking will
receive loaf. This bro ad is given away
by the champion OF labor. The Curse OF
Gcld' company, which comes to the Grand
next week.
At the annual meeting of the North Star
DDally Press association, at the Windsor,
treasurer; J. H. Johnson. Winona Herald,
secretary; E. E. Adams, Fergus Falls Journ-
al. vice president, and C. r. Macdonald Of
the st. Cloud Times; w. Easton. of the
Saltwater Gazette. and L. P Hunt OF the
Mankato Free Press. executive committee.
REV. Dr. George D. Heron professor of
applied Christianity in Iowa college will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the First NJ o. church.
corner Dayton avenue and West Third street,
Sunday morning. Prof. Heron has written a
NUMBER or BOOKS on the general subject of
social reform. and is in constant demand as a
lecturer on that subject He takes the posi-
ton that would be expected from one teach
ing applied Christianity, but has some very
raolcai IDEAS OF social reform. which do not
always meet with the approval of his pulpit
brothers The subject of his sermon Sunday
morning has not yet been announced