The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-06

lie was taken to st. Barnabas hospitl, Min
neapolis.
Nj. H. ID. Affairs-A plan of settlement Of
the affairs OF the Minneapolis Mutual Benefit
Building and Loan association proposed by
the receiver of the association some time ago,
has been ordered adopted by Judge MCGEE.
Nelson in Contempt. P. Nelson, an
attorney, failed to put in an appearance be-
fore Judge Simpson at Minneapolis yester-
day morning to show caSsse why he should
not turn over certain fluids to Mary Hen
nings. The result is an order for punishment;
for contempt.
Score the ComDany-The coroner's jury
in the inquest over Joseph Rondeau, who was
killed in the railway collision at Mime
npolis Friday, brought in a verdict that Ron
deau came to his death through the fault
of the Minneapolis Eastern railway by their
not employing all competent switchmen."
For Decoration Day The general
Memorial Day committee at Minneapolis in
vtes all organizations comprised In the CAL
lied Orders to send delegates to cooperate
with the committee. Each organization is
entitled to two delegates. and the next meet
ing of the committee will be Saturday even
ing, Feb. &c.
Charter Mass Meeting-A gigantic
mass meeting of the people Of Minneapolis
will be held at the Lyceum theater next Fri
day night. The meeting is called for the
purpose of creating discussion regarding the
new city charter, and the advsability Of hold
ing special spring election on the question
Early Settler Gone Mrs Barbara
Kramer, an early resident of Minneapolis
died at the home OF her niece Mrs. Casper
Schulenberg PIT Fifth avenue northeast, yes
terday morning, at the age OF &C. Mrs. Kram-
er came to Minneapolis in 1857. The funeral
will occur from the residence of her niece,
Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
No Organist for Wcstminster-Mrs
H. W. Gleason who has been organist OF
Westminster church. Minneapolis. has resign
ed on account OF i'll health. AS soon as she
is able to travel, she expects to go to Cali
fornia for stay Of several months. Her sue
cessor as organst has not been named but
A. NJ Shuey will ofhcate temporarily.
Summer Hotel Didn't Pay-Attorneys
were before Judge Lancaster at Minneapolis
asking for a receiver for J. X. Hall, who
operated a hotel at Minnetonka last summer,
under a lease. The claim was that he had
not paid his bills. and that he was insolvent
There was petition signed by some of his
creators, asking that no receiver be ap-
pointed.
basket H"ll-Ihe White Flyers" a
team OF basket pail players OF the Y. NJ. G.
A. ana a team from Manchester college, st.
Paul VIII play match game of basket ball
in the Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium, Minneapolis.
Monday night. The Manchester team is a
strong one. and has defeated all Corners this
year, and the white Flyers" enjoy a like
reputation.
No New Trial-The defense in the cases
Of Schultz Bros, Of Chicago against the
Worlds Fair Masonic Hotel company and
against j. w. Stone ct al, argued a motion
MinneanoIjs Yesterday which was denied In
the former trial Judgment was secured for the
plaintiff in the two cases for the combined
sum of over 1923. CO.,
Banquet for GrOcers-A banquet will
be rendered the Minneapolis Retail Grocers'
association Monday night by A NJ Bates,
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VIII Visit Europc-Judge David F.
Simpson and S. B. Sarles of MINNEAPOLIS.