The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-06
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Three Scarlet Fever Cases-Scarlet
fever was reported at the health office
existing at SOl Chestnut, 5SS Charles and
1011 Western.
Grade Teachers Federation = A
meeting of the Grade Teachers Fedora
ton will be held at 4:15 Thursday after
noon. at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms.
To Meet Mt DuIuth-It was decided to-
day that the next Minnesota conference
of corrections and charities will be held
at Duluth Sept. 6. and s.
Acker Post decentralization Post, G.
A r. will hold memorial services for
the members who have passed away dur
ing the recent year, at the post hall, In
Central block next Sunday evening.
Quinn Is RecOVering-John QUINN
the driver of Hook and Ladder No. l,
is recovering from the injuries he re-
ceived a week ago in q collision with a
street car. and will return to duty in
few days.
order Of Iron Chain-Link No. 10, of
the Order of the Iron Chain, will hold its
next regular meeting in Central hall,
Sixth and Seventh streets, Wednesday
evening. The meeting will be conducted
by the supreme officers.
Invited the GOvernOr-Supt Hazard
of the Interstate Park, has extended
Gov. Lind an invitation on behalf of the
territorial pioneers to accompany them
on their excursion to the park, June 10.
The governor promised 20 attend, If his
official duties would admit.
Central Prohibition CIub-The Cen
trail Prohibition club met at headquarters
last night. and listened to paper on
REV. CORTLAND Meyers, of Brooklyn, de-
cIares that if Christians would vote on
election day as they resolve in conven-
lions the public would think they mean
what they say"
One sIUre ''ScOrcher'-Oscar Thomp-
son was arrested on the University ave-
nue. cycle path for "scorching." Mounted
Officer TwOhy claims Thompson was rid
ing at faster rate of speed than allow
ed by the bicycle ordinance. The accused
left his wheel as bail for his appearance
today in the police court.
Owen COnroy Wanted-Chief Deputy
Fitzgerald. of the clerk of courts office,
yesterday received a letter from Mrs.
Mary Flanagan (nee Conroy), of Brook
Ign. n. Y, asking for information con-
corning her brother Owen Conroy, for
merly of Cappard, Queens county. Ire
land. and whom she has not seen for
thirty-five years.
Took Lee Back-Prison Agent Whit
tier returned Richard Lee from Fergus
Falls to the state prison. Lee was sent
up from Murray county In 1897 to serve
a sentence of three and half years for
grand larceny He was paroled and vio-
lated his parole by getting drunk, SO he
will now be called upon to serve out his
full sentence in prison.
Delegates to BuffaIO-The Father
Matthew 7. A. society of this city, at it's
regular meeting elected delegates to the
state convention, which meets at Buff
falo. June %. The delegates chosen to
represent the society in the twenty-eighth
annual convention were as follows: John
c. Donnelly. Ed. Mullaney, Luke Nc
Herman and Patrick Carey
John BOVvIin BurIed-The funeral Of
John Bowlin took place yesterday morn
ing. Services were held at the cathedral
Rev J. j. Lawler officiating. There was
a large attendance. a good many junior
pioneers and members of Woodmen of the
World being present. Seibert's band head
Su the JUillOT plOU6SiS III TIE IldFCn To-
ward cavalry. where the interment took
place.
Wnshburn Home Applies - The
Washburn Memorial home, of Mime
apolis. has applied to the state board
OF. corrections and charities for listment
as state Orphanage, to receive. care for
and find homes for dependent children.
AMI Gov, Lind, as ex-officeio chairman of
the board. has appointed Judge John w
Willis DR.. w, w. Folwell and ]. H. Rich
as a committee to inspect the home and
report at the next meeting. This pro-
cedure is taken under the law of 1899, re-
Gently made effective.
Salvation Army-Tonight at their hall
on East Seventh street Adjt. John Ber-
riman. of Butler, Pa, is to lead the Sal
walton army services. Some three years
ago. Adjt. Berriman had charge of the
st. Paul corps, and on account of his
very genial disposition and his exceptional
ability as Salvation army officer he won
the esteem of all the members of the
local corps, and many other people be-
sides. He has great success in his work
wherever he goes He is an interesting
speaker and plays well on several in
striments. The Salvationists are happy
to see him once more, and will have a
grand meeting on the occasion Of his
visit to their corps. Ice cream will be
served at the close of the meeting
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