The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-26

H. Phelps, private secretary to Gov. Briggs
| Of North Dakota. Mr.. Phelps Is an old
| friend of Roland Hartleys. He called to pay
! his respects to the executive staff OF the
governors office.
State Reading -CircIc-The State Read
| ing circle board, consisting Of six school
! superintendents who are to select books for
| the teachers reading circle, held a meeting
J yesterday afternoon at the Windsor hotel, ST.
| Paul, for the purpose of agreeing upon a new
| set OF books.
Market House Expensc-Ald Lndahl
wants to cut down the expense Of running
the Market house in this city. He says ex-
penses have increased 30 per cent during the
last three months. Aid. Shepard says this
is because the city council grants the free
use of the hall for gatherings.
Hardware speciaIties-The Whaley &
| Dwyer Manufacturing company, OF this city
| organized for the purpose of manufacturing
| bicycle and hardware specalties, were in
| corporated yesterday with a capital stock
of $1,000 The incorporators C. F. Whaley,
J. Dwyer and D. E. Dwyer
Call for Bank Statements-The regu-
lar quarterly call for statement of the con-
dit.on of state banks was yesterday issued
by State Bank Examiner Kenyon. A similar
call is issued simultaneously by he national
bank examiner for the condition OF national
banks.
Prominent Maccabee Coming-Unity
Tent No. 8, X. o. T. NJ, of st. Paul, will
hold a regular review next Tuesday night
| Fred Stevens, frcm Port Huron, Mich, the
editor CT the official paper of the order. will
| be present and deliver address.
II Mt GnI MI pa
maley. of st. Paul has gone to Salt Lake city,
Utah, where he will spend ten days two
weeks investigating a proposition for an A.
o. U. w colony a tract of land not far
from the city.
Address by DIR. Edvards-nr. NJ. D.
Edwards will address the teachers Of the St.
Paul Primary Sunday School union at the
House of Hope church this afternoon at 2:30
on What the Times Demand in Foundation
Work.
breaches at Unity Churcl;-Rev. Geo.
B. Penney will preach tomorrow at Unity
church at the morning hour. Immediately
after the service there will be a meeting in
the parlor of all persons interested in the
Bible class.
II. II. Hart Will Prench-Rev. H. H.
Hart will preach on Sunday at 1920 a. m.
at the Peoples church, ST. Paul and the sery-
Ice will be an opportunity for his many
friends to hear him before he goes to take
up his new work in Chicago
ThurIovy Pleads Not Guilty James
Thurlow. indicted on the charge of grand
larceny in the second degree. appeared be-
fore Judge Willis. OF Ramsey county. yester-
day, and pleaded not guilty.
Shopiifter Scntenced-Mary Clark of
Minneapolis. pleaded guilty Monday to
charge OF shoplifting. and was sentenced yes
terday afternoon to four months in the coun-
ty jail.
Both Were Fincd-John Gaffney was
fined s. or five days by Judge Holt, in Min
neapolis, yesterday. for assaulting John
Smith, and later the latter was fined So or
three days for contempt of court.
ST. Louis County CnIIers-County At
torney Geo. E. Aubury and County Auditor
L. J. Halden. of St. Louis county, paid AS
slstant Attorney General Edgarton friendly
call yesterday.
Named Receiver-Judge Kelly ap-
pointed j. August Nilsson yesterday receiver
of the Globe Tobacco company, of St. Paul.
to wind UP the partnership affairs.
Is Home Again. O. Wilson, Of the
firm of Wilson Bros. of St. Paul. who has
been in New York for the last two months
on business. is home again.
Goes to Duluth To-day - The horse
shoerS' board will go to Duluth today and