The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-07
CITY news
LOCAL EVENTS IN PARAGRAPHS

LOCAL EVENTS IN PARAGRAPHS
Another Soldiers .Plut-Tht trustees
of Oakland cemtery have decided to set
aside another plat for the use of Mill
neSota soldiers
Government acknowledgements
Stevens has presented the library OF the
Central high school with twelve volumes
of government statistics and the census
report OF 1890.
University ReceiptS-The state uni
yersity Yesterday turned $i51l3 over to
the state OF this amount $4,000 was due
from tic insurance; $500 from the fruit
farm, and the balance from fees.
Trademark Dog Cause.-The Eiwiss-
SnIth trademark dog case has been dis
posed of at last Mr.. Smith withdrew the
complaint Yesterday and the case was
dropped from the police court calendar.
Filed Their ArticIes-rhe Minneapo-
lis Fowling club Incorporated with the
secretary of state yesterday. Articles or
incorporation were also filed by the WI
mona Steam Laundry company, with
capital stock of Sl1 900.
Call to UniversalIsts--A meeting of
Universalists will be held at room 2d2.
Chamber of Comerce. at o'clock today.
All who desire continuance OF the
services already begun are requested to
be present for conference
Leased the Aberdecn-C. A Lindsey.
of the <enilwcrth inn, Biltmore, N. C..
has leased the Hotel Aberdeen for a per-
iod of five years. Robert Rantcul the
former proprietor. will devote his time
to his other business interests.
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GarIand's Cnse-A continuance was
granted yesterday in police court, in the
case of T. NJ Garland, charged with OBJ
tanning $50 from his employer under false
pretenses. Garland is alleged to have
made false reports of sales.
ResiVaIist VIII Speak--Rev Z. S.
Dunham Of Cleveland. O.. who conducted
a series of revivals at Hamline college
recently, will hold a meeting Saturday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Asbury NJ E.
church, Ross and Frank streets.
To Select PIay-The following men,
bers of the senior class have been con-
stituted a committee to select a play to
be given by the seniors on class day:
Joseph Burke, James Beardsley, Chariinc
Earhuff. Maud Stewart and A. Pendcr-
CAST.
Blaze In SaIO0n--A gasoline stove
exploded yesterday afternoon IN Ungar-
etti'S saloon, 81 South Robert street, set
ting fire to the building. The department
was called out and the blaze was ex-
tinsuished with about 800 damage.
school IF Fine Arts--The board of
directors of the st. Paul School of Fine
Arts held its monthly meeting yesterday
at the school i'll the Moore block, Seven
corners. E. II. Comins was unanimously
reelected as director of the school for
next year.
Accomplished EIOcutiOnist - Miss
Henrietta Vinton Doris will give an eX-
hibition of her skill in readings and dra-
matte scenes at st. James A. M. f.
church. Monday night, April IT, Miss
Doris comes from Washington and is re-
puted to be fine elocutionist
Eire In CIOset-A fire started in
closet yesterday in the residence of F.
II. ORourke, 25G harrington avenue. The
blaze spread and destroyed a sealskin
coat and articles of clothing to the value
of $500 before eXtinguished The damage
to the building amounted to about $25
annual militia Encam pment--AdJt.
Gen. Lambert said yesterday that the
Minnesota national guard will hold it's
regular annual encampment at Lake City
during the coming summer. and that
moreover the companies will be inspected
this spring as usual The inspection will.
begin the latter part of this month or the
first of May. --e-,-. -
Third Street LOOp--The Third street
W. I'm tnrdo fha fret
time in several weeks. No cars have
been run on this loop since the last big
snow storm. but yesterday Supt. Smith
ordered the cars of Mississippi and Ham,
line lines to take Third street as hereto
fore. BY request of many of the rest
dents of the Seventh ward, the Grand
avenue cars will follow the lines of the
old instead of the Third street loop.
Her Husband Missing-Mrs S. Kane
of Minneapolis notified the police de-
partmenr yesterday that her husband has
been missing for two weeks. He left
home with the intention of coming to ST.
Paul. but has not been heard rom since
He is described as man of light COM
pleXion, five feet nine inches tall. He
resides at the Walker hotel in Mime
apolis, and his wife is unable to account
for his disappearance.
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on His Way to POrtland-B. B. Her.
bert editor of the National Printer Jour-
nalist. passed through st. Paul yesterday
on his way to Portland, Or. He is going
to the coast in the interest of the Ma
tional Editorial association. which meets
at Portland. July 4. and will write up the
Northwest from st. Paul to Washington
for the May number of his magazine. 1t
has been suggested that Mr.. Herbert and
other members of the committee of the
IT., H.
st. Paul upon their return here three
V-ceI,S hence