The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-04
CITY News
LOCAL EVENTS PARAGRAPHED


President Northrop's Lecture-Pres-
ident Northrup lectures in the Peopis
church tonight on "Amusements In LII
erature
Marian mt the JaiI-Miss Sunderland
has been appointed matron at the county
iail in place of Miss Julia n. Akers. VINO
is soon TO marry.
Thirteenth Auxiliary meeting OF
the Thirteenth Auxiliary association VIII
be held at the Commercial club this
evening at O'Clock.
Masfif king Dead-George Walsh S
splendid mastif. King, died on Sunday
night His owner thinks somebody gave
him a deg button"
Called to Kansas Cfty-Rev Charles
B. Wilcox, who was at one time the pas
tor of the First Methodist church, OF 81
PauI. has been called to the Passionate OF
the Grand Avenue church, of Kansas
City.
school SuperNisOrs-The school SUI
pervisors met yesterday and arranged
plan for future meetings Today edu-
Gators will meet at the Central hlSa
school and discuss plans COR the Paris
exposition
Gospel Mceting-A gospel temperance
meeting Will be held tomorrow evening
st American Volunteers hall, 1879 East
Eighth street, under the auspices OF the
Central w c. T. L. Mr.. Grace. of the
Young Mems Christian association. Will
deliver an address.
VIII Build This Spring-A building
permit was issued to H. Stocking for al
terations and repairs to frame dwelling
on Burr street, between Minnehaha and
Fauquier Tor the sum of $1,000. One
miner permit of $3.50 was also issued.
Burr Street BOuIevard-Chief of Po-
lice Goss has written letter to Capt.
PottgieSer. of the Margaret street sub
station. urging that the patroimen give
particular attention to the boulevard and
young trees along Burr street. 1t is
claimed that boys are injuring the trees
O.
Paid for His Fun-Ed Fay was fined
$40 in police court yesterday for provok-
ing a disturbance on an interurpan car
Sunday afternoon. His brother, Owen
Fay, also appeared in court, but was
discharged. The two refused to pay their
fares and were arrested by Officer
Hervin.
The General Accident Insurance Corpora
ton Qimited) of Perth, Scotland, has ap-
piled for permission to do business In
Minnesota. Muir & Houghton, of Phil
adelphia are it's American agents and 1t
has deposited 900 with the insurance
commissioners of New York.
Will visit Rome-Bishop Thomas
OGCrman, of Sioux Falls, who officiatcd
at the cathedral during holy week, will
leave for Rene next Saturday This IS
the bishops first visit to the Eternal
City since his conservation. Bishop
O'Gormar expects to be in Rome about
three weeks.
VIII Not Keep On Trains-Seymour
Arnold. a boy from Minneapolis. was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Special
Officer Bresnan, of the Omaha, on the
charge Of jumping on trains. Officer
Bresnan states that the boy Is a men,
Der of a gang who make a practice Of
stealing rides back and forth between the
cities constantly
Lecture ROi.c--A lecture on Life
In Ancient Rome" will be delivered by
Rev. Father Moynihan, of st. Puaf $
seminary, this evening at Woodland
hall, Mackubin street and Ashland ave-
nue.. The lecture will be illustrated by
SIcreOpllCpn VIEWS II dlHer Mpy illldIi
spent several years in Rome and is IA
miliar with the scenes to be shown
Let the Boy Go-Oscar TeI1ogan, the
eight-year-olC boy VINO took a horse and
buggy from the front of A. M. Devern's
grocery store and was arrested on the
charge of larceny, appeared In court
yesterday. The court decided to dismiss
the case. There was no evidence that
the little boy had any intention Of taxi
ing the horse for any other purpose than
a ride down town and the action of the
complainant was considered hasty.
BIames the SaiOOn-The Central Pro-