The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-02
THE TWIN CITIES.

|
schools will be opened next Monday.
| Scarlet fever was yesterday reported at
the health office existing at No. Oakley
avenue.
The sulphin Packing Company of Duluth
stock of $26 900.
Jacob Wirth. of 267 East Sixth street,
this city. was yesterday afternoon kicked by
horse and badly hurt. n
The Relief Society OF St. Paul Chapter
with Mrs. Louise Lyon johnson, 1416 Chicago
avenue, Minneapolis.
j. Slater will have paper on Capital
Room Isl Endicott building, ''Ae' '-'N' -
John HI. Gallagher, doing business as
tne faaee Incubator &C. yesterday
creditors to Leonard ]. Dobner.
| The Associated Wheelmen. of st. Paul have
sent resolutions OF protest to the mayor
against the proposition to; allow q saloon to
commence business on Lexington avenue.
Members of the Delta Epsilon fraternity,
residing in st. Paul. have formed perma-
nent organization. with headquarters at COZ
| Globe building. F. w. Leayitt is presid snt
Michael Renck. the West side laborer ac-
| cused of mistreating his wife, was yester-
| day discharged by Judge Orr. Husband and
wife adjusted their differences outside OF
| court.
The clerk of the board of public works
will call meeting Of property owners to
! discuss the proposed improvements on Maple
street. between Cable avenue and Rayine
| street.
The members of Independent Lodge No.
a dime social Tuesday evening, April 5, at
l., o. o. F. hall. Fifth and Wabasha streets
| All are cordially invited to attend
The union meeting of ministers Of the
| city will be held next Monday at 10 a. IN. at
| the st. Paul Commons. Jackson and Eighth
streets. The subject of better city govern
| ment will be upnder consideration.
| w. M. Cline has brought suit against
| George w. HaHock, Northern Pacific Rail
! road company garnishee. for the recovery of
/ $375 and interest from Feb. l. 1894 On a
| promissory note made eleven years ago.
The will of Clara Woolworth, relict of the
late Chancellor Woolworth, was filed for
probate yesterday. The estate is valued at
about $4,000. and is devised to her son Nor
timer for life and in fee to his children
The Central W. C. T. U. has it's regular
between Seventh and Fights streets, tonight
| Rev. A. B. Medium, D. D., of the Central
Presbyterian church. will give the address.
| A pair of tan shoes, valued at s.. were
stolen yesterday afternoon from the Standard
Shoe company, Seventh and Wabasha streets.
| The proprietors of the store. suspect two men
who acted suspiciously while looking over
| the stock. ii
The building inspectors report for the
| month Of March shows the Issue OF 116 per-
mits for buildings, aggregating an expendi-
|
| amounting to $3.50. Receipts OF the office
for the month were $2l. n
| Albert Olson, who has suicidal tendencies
| was taken into the Hehnepin county probate
| court with a bandageds throat and examined
| for insanity. He had tried to cut his throat
and had made bad Job Of 1T. He was Sent
| to the asylum. us Tspf
Secretary Hutchins,, sof tie relief society
| chiidren's clothing and Shoes We also ne ed
clothing for laboring men and women. We
| can use to good advantage some potatoes Il
| anyone has them to spare" a..
! The Rand Milling aud Mining Company
| of Minneapolis yesterday filed articles of In.
/ corporation with the secretaFy of state. The
| D.. S. Carried, F. E. Dhdieya NJ. N Pry, F.
II. Cook and ]. W. Hernland
"A Union Methodist preachers meeting
will be held at the Central Park NJ. q.
ministers of ST. Paul and Minneapolis. Dr.
Hingeley, of Trinity church, Minneapolis will
read the paper. Subject, ''Unpacking Moses
| Gripsack.'
be held in the evening in University chapel,
/ Hamline. Subject: The responsibility Of the
Church in Social Reforms. Short addresses
ject will be open for general remarks Tn
| pastor will preside.
All CT the subordinate lodges of Odd Eel
| lows of Minneapolis have united in making r.
rangements for an observance of the annual
anniversary of the founding of the order,
which comes Tuesday, April &c. 1t has been
! decided to have a, grand ball at Masonic Ten
! plesiR the aegeRing; tie, pheeeeds to- go9 To tha
/ Odd Fellows home fund. -'
| H. Leonard is the latest horse owner to
| lose his rig. Leonard had the vehicle in front
Of 521 Second street ncrth Minneapolis yes
terday and when he returned, neither hoi Sc
not buggy was in sight. The horse is cream
| colored and attached to open bugs y.
The police are in doubt whether the vehicle
was stolen or whether the horse ran away.
They incline to the latter theory.