The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-26
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''Drys" to Meet-The Seventh Ward
Prohibition club will meet at 4S7 Iglehart
street this evening.
Rand Observation-Disclosures band and
orchestra give an excursion on the Hen
rietta tonight, leaving the dock at S:3(
o'clock.
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5 A. o. ii. ReceptiOn-Division No. l.
Ancient Order of Hibernans, will hold
its annual reception at Central hall next
Monday evening.
New Bank for LakefieId-Public Elk
aminer Pope yesterday authorized the
Citizens State Bank of Lakefield to COM
mence business. The capital stock is
$4,000. j. W. Daubney is cashier.
Important If PracticaI-At the meet
Ing of the chronological society this
evening Prof. Morris will speak on "How
to Distinguish the Dishonest From the
Trustworthy by the Head, Face and Ac-
tons"
Brainerd Fish Seized-Game War
den Donohue, of Minneapolis yesterday
Seized thirteen barrels of Illegally caught
second seizure of fish shipped from
Brainerd in three days.
Migrants Get Thirty Days-William
II. Jameson and John Sullivan were
tried in the police court for begging yes
terday and sentenced to the workhouse
for thirty days each. Sergeant Ryan ar
rested the men in West st. Paul.
Did O'COnnOr Stay TOO Late:-Hen-
fy OfConnor, proprietor of a saloon at
Third and Commercial streets, was tried
in the municipal court yesterday on the
charge of keeping his place open after
midnight. The case was taken under adj
visement.
Was Hurt at AnOka-Mrs Maggie
George. an Arabian peddler, living at rs
South Robert street, came from Anoka
yesterday badly injured from a fall down
some stairs. She was taken from the
union depot to her home in the central
station patrol wagon.
AcISer Post MeetinG-The last meet
ing of Acker Post No. 81 before Memorial
day Will be held on Saturday evening,
at p. m. in Central hall. Final arrange
ments VIII be made for decorations of the
graves and the march to the Auditfori-
UNI. All members are expected to be
present.
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Died at ROchester-Clerk of Probate
Sundberg was yesterday informed by the
authorities of the state asylum at Roch-
ester of the death of Mrs. Henry Sander.
Mrs. Sander was committed on Sept. 20,
1898. and died on May %. She was fifty
one years old, and the cause of death
was hemOrrhage
Lincoln school TntareSt{po
grammes have been prepared in the sew
eral rooms of the Lincoln school for to-
morrow afternoon, which is the time set
apart by the G.. a. r. for the school OBJ
servance Of Memorial day. Supt. Smith
and Gen c. c. Andrews are expected to
be in attendance eand will address the
pupils.
Some New Buildings E B. Smith
yesterday secured building permit for
two-story brick building East Sixth
street, between Cedar and Wabasha, to
cost $1,000. Permits We're also issued to
II. Schumacher for a $1,000 residence on
Prescott street, near Harvard, and for
two-stOry dwelling to be built by R.
Sinclair on Iglehart street, near Milton.
Broke His Leg-Charles Osbard, liv-
Ing at SCI Randolph street, sustained
broken leg last evening while scuffling
4 with William Meissner in the rear of the
latter's bakery, III West Seventh street.
Osbard fell from a slight incline and
fractured his left leg above the ankle
He was taken to the city hospital in the
central patrol wagon.
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Child Painfully ScaIded-Sadfe Dud-
ovitz, the three-year-old daughter ofeMax
Dudovitz, living at COS jackson Street,
was badly burned about the arms while
playing about her home last evening.
The child was running past tub of hot
water which her mother had placed on
the floor and fell with her arms extend
ed into the hot water The flesh was
painfully burned to the elbows but at
the city hospital, where the child was
taken. it is said she is not seriously
burned.
Prohibition Meeting - The Ninth
Ward Prohibition club met last night at
$40 Park place east. The feature of the
programme was a vigorous paper on "a
SaloOnkeeper Is Refused Membership in
a Church Whose Pastor and official
Members Vote to License His Business"
The meeting closed with a tenor solo by
G. D. Sacket
at doesn't cost a cent"