The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-18

assessor at WOrIS-City Assessor Glib
-Sns. of Minneapolis. is at work on an equit-
able adjustment of annual assessments and
E mas had corps of men at work examining
every lot and building in the city. Great
inequalities have been found, and they will
be quickly adjusted. He is also calling in
the mill owners and getting their estimates
upon each others property. In this way he
hopes to arrive at an equitable and fair as
4 sessment
Buttoncd-Up People - Rev. Robert
Mcintyre, D. D., of Chicago. will lecture be-
lore the Merriam Park lecture course next
thursday evening Feb "a at Woodruff hall
merriam Park His subject is ''Buttoned- Up
Feople Dr.. Mcintyre is one of popular
orators of the West. The lecture course at
3 Merriam Park is a community affair and is
isIlng well patronized. George Kennon. the
{ siberian explorer, closes the season in March
Grand Lodge Officers There The
members of Grand Lodge No. 49, A. o. U.
w. held meeting last night in Masonic
nall. corner of West Seventh and Toronto
streets st. Paul, and entertained as guests
the members of the grand lodge of the
state. The grand lodge officers witnessed the
imitation of some % new members and when
the interesting ceremonies We're over a ban
quet was spread and number Of informal
speeches followed.
( On the 'TOnka BouIevard-The bridge
across the pond out the Superior avenue
boulevard has been completed and all that
remains to be done on the Minnetonka boule-
ward within the city limits of Minneapolis is
to fill in the approaches at either end The
county VIII put in work Just beyond
the city limits and by May there will be a
hne airline highway for carriages and BIZ
cycles from Minneapolis to Lake Minnetonka.
Address by Capt. Burger-The Ger
man NJ. E. college, st. Paul Park, will have
musical and literary entertainment this
evening at o'clock where also Capt. Joseph
Burger will give lecture on Experience of
the War" Several Grand Army men from
this city will be present, and all comrades
OF the G. A. R. are especially invited to at
tend.
Entertainment at MacaIester-This
evening the Philadelphia Society of Macales-
b ter College will give its annual entertainment
in the college auditorium. Two short plays,
one classical drama, in which the tableaux
work is said to be fine; the other a laughable
farce, and plenty of music, will constitute
the programme There is no admission and
every one is invited.
Candy store BlaTc-A small two-story
frame building at 1O7 First avenue south.
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last night. The blaze originated upon the
second story from an oyerheated stove pipe.
The building is occupied by Eva O'Brien as
a confectionery store upon the ground floor
and living apartments on the second story.
Fractured His Leg-John Anderson, 81
years of age. married, but whose family is
in Sweden. yesterday morning fell from a
wagon load of lumber in the yard of Osgood
& Blcdgctt, Post Siding. s.. Paul, and frac-
tured his right leg The fracture was ap-
parentiy a bad enc, and Anderson. was taken
to the city hospital.
Wcodnen of the world Prosperity
Camp No ,. st. Paul, held its regular meet
ing Wednesday evening. Two candidates
were initiated and the new ritualistic work
was rehearsed for the first time The com
mittee having Woodmen Circle in charge re-
ports a large class of candidates and expects
to organize the largest grove in the city soon.
-olored, better known 10 the police Lady
Jane" was arrested yesterday afternoon
charged with keeping a disorderly house The
warrant was issued fer the wcmans arrest
several weeks ago, but she left the city, and
did not return until yesterday, when she was
taken into custody.
Embe.zIement Char&ed-Frank Leon
ard. who was arrested at Nckerson, Mimi,
by Inspector Morrissey. was arraigned in the
police court of Minneapolis yesterday morn
ing, charged with the embezzlement of a lot
of articles valued at $2l.10 from Edward
Lambert. He held in S100 bonds until
today, when the case will come to trial.
Sons of Hermann VIII Dance-West
Side Lodge No. "a, Order of Sons of Hermann,
will give their annual prize masquerade ball
at Martins hall, instead Of their own, this
year. The affair promises to be very sue
cessful. and will take place Saturday night
Several handsome prizes have been prepared
for the occasion.
Sent 1t in Stamps-State Auditor Dunn
has received 81 cents in stamps payment
of the state tax Of three cents per ton on
the tonnage carried by the May Carter and
Wlnifred Hays on Rainy river and Rainy
lake. The tonnage of the May Carter is given
as four tons. and that of the Winifred Hays
as five tons.
Had No Liquor License - The case
against Valentine Holzapfe, proprietor Of
The Market hotel, on st. Peter street, charged
with selling liquor without license, will be
heard in the police court this morning. The
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