The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-10

Junior Pioneers Meeting - The
monthly meeting Of the Junior Pioneers
will be held Wednesday evening.
VIII Sing at St Luke,s Alfred
SOucheray will sing the offertory at st.
Luke's church. Victoria and Portland. at
1880 mass.
VIII Build en- EdGertOn-J ]. An
derson secured building permit yester-
day for a two-story frame dwelling -
Edgerton street, near Minnehaha, to cost
$1,000.
Assets $4,000 ShOrf-D. b. Ryan &
Co.. local commission. rnAn,ahaves filed g.
petition in bankruptcy in the federal
court. The liabilities ares given zas $34, DOL
and the assets at $2S,533. IS
VIII Put ine His BuagefAA regular
meeting Of the conference committee will
be held tomorrow afternoon at 4:30. At
the session Comptroller McCardy will
submit the tax estimate for next year
Teachers Committee Figures-The
committee of the Teachers association
will meet in few days to apportion the
costs of the recent law suit among those
who agreed to share the expenses of the
suit
On Good Citizenship = Miss Hester
M. Pollock will lecture before the Han
cock School union on Monday evening
Dec. Is, at 8 o clock. on "How to Prepare
Boys and Girls for American Citizen
Ship SO sass
For Advancement of LabOr-Bishop
Gilbert will preside at meeting Mon
day evening in behalf of the Church. AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement of the
Interests of Labor. to be held at Christ
church hall
Fell Down Stairs-Michael Lynch, an
expressman living at so West Tenth
street, sustained broken leg last even
ing by falling down stairs at his home.
He was taken to the city hospital in the
Rondo station patrol wagon. Lynchs
left leg was broken above the ankle.
At Assembly Hall Today-A meeting
of laboring men will be held this after
noon at Labor hall at O'Clock Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Father Law
Ter, of the cathedral. and Rev F. B.
Cowgirl of the First M E. church. The
Union band will furnish music.
Forty for Frank-Frank Miller ar
rested several days ago on the charge
Of stealing a plated spice dish found in
his possession, was sent to the work.
house yesterday for forty days. He was
given thirty days for larceny and ten
days for drunkenness.
Cost of City SprinIzIingAThe sprink
ling assessment for the Sixth ward has
| been figured out by the clerk of the
board Of public works as $4,S77, or 1853
per front foot to the property owners.
The number of feet sprinkled was g5 1853.
For the season of 1898 the total number
! of feet sprinkled In the same district
was 63,575. at cost of 5000. or O48 per
front foot to property owners.
To Debate Duty of Preachers -
There will be a debate at the Central
Prohibition club Monday evening on the
subject, Preachers Who Are Silent on
the Saloon Question Fail in the Perform
ance Of Their Full Duty, and Should Not
Receive the Support of Intelligent and
Christian People," J. M Sheire will
open the debate on the affirmative and
c. A. Fowble on the negative
Let Settler GO-Christian Settler whom
Patrolman NOreen arrested in the Fore
paugh block, was before Judge Orr yes
terday on the charge of lettering after
midnight. Settler explained that he had
no evil intentions in the Forepaugh block
at Seven corners, where Samuel J. Ag-
new apprehended him, claiming to have
| gotten into the wrong building. Judge
| Orr released Settler, but directed him to
! be careful in the future