The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-02
wait on the professor with challenge
to a debate on his own proposition

wait on the professor with challenge
to debate on his own proposition
Vega Society Hop-Ihe Vega Literary
society held very enjoyable hop last
evening at Vasa hall. 254 East Seventh
street. The music was furnished by a
stringed orchestra and supper was served
at midnight.
To Administer Sacrament-Rcv w
w. Lewis. will administer the sacrament
p. m. in the Volunteers of America hall
1S9 East Eighth street.
Lose Young Dnu.hter-May Fer
guson of 5H Jackson street, died at 1880
o'clock last evening Of brain fever. after
a long illness. The funeral will be held
from the house tomorrow afternoon and
the interment will be at Calvary cemtery.
Invite, the PubIic-The Hamline
Prohibition club invites the public to its
next meeting, for which a special pro-
gramme has been prepared. 1t will take
place Thursday evening at the residence
of George F. Wells.
Does No PawnbrOl<inG-M F. Kuhn.
pa East Seventh street whose name was
with the receiving of some property In
a number of pawnshops says that he
does no pawnbroking whatever at his
place OF business.
Daughters of Veterans-The Daugh-
ters of Veterans will give card party
Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs.
H. B. Maxwell, 1856 North Washington
street. The proceeds are to be used for
io1 md he H.
lie at large is invited.
Explosion of GasOline-The fire de-
partment was called to fire in the resi-
dence of Edward Flies, 442 South Robert
street last night. The explosion of a
gasoline stove used for cooking pur-
poses caused the blaze. No one was in
jured and the loss was slight.
Fell Down Stairs-Wiliam Carroll
fell down a flight of stairs at the Park
hotel. Sixth and Wacouta. last night and
received severe injuries. He was q
boarder at the hotel. He was taken to
the city hospital, where an investiga tion
showed a severe cut IL the forehead, cuts
about the shoulders and severe bruises
His condition was improved late last
night and is not regarded as dangerous
Douglas School UniOn-The Douglas
School union will meet ut the Humboldt
school on Monday evening, April 3, at
O'clock Miss Ella NaberSberg has con-
sented to deliver lecture on art study
aided by stcreopticon views. The ques-
ton of organiza ton of a mothers club
will also come before this meeting. The
public are cordially invited to attend
Admission free.
Il "a EpancH
has turned over the duties of depot
Quartermaster of the department of Da-
kota. 1t is expected that the accounting
for the equipment, supplies, etc, will be
completed early in the week, and the
captain will then leave for his new as
signment to foreign service. He will
probably be sent to the Porto Rico de-
partment, with headquarters at Ponce
water Cure"-The Junior class OF
the Central high school will give
"Shakespeares Water Cure" Friday
evening, in the assembly hall. The fol
lowing members of the class will take
part: Misses Aida Frye, Evelyn Officer
Edith Mcmillan, Messrs James Ballard
Gordon, Croft, Dwight Eduin, Eduir
Clapp, Joseph Thompson and Paul Hev-
ener. The entertainment will be ir
charge Of Miss Morton
Humane Society MeetinG-rhe Hu,
name society yesterday, in a set of reso-
lutionS adopted, went on record against
the practice of driving coal wagons III
the steep grade on Chestnut street neal
the Peoples church. The society adopted
resolutions thanking the members of the
legislature who have worked in behalf
of more humane laws. Miss Lizzie Vir,
tue was warmly thanked for securing
the conviction of teamster who cruelty
beat his horse.