The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-08


tender a farewell reception to lie Roy
Lyon, who leaves soon with the Forty
fifth infantry.
Rebeknh Card SOclal-Luella lodge
Daughters of Rebelkah. will give social
Tuesday evening at its rooms in the Cen
trail block Cards will be played and re-
freShmentS served.
VIII Receive Supplies-Mrs. w. S.
Van Meter, of 1851 Blair street, has been
designated to receive supplies for the
WomenS Home Missionary Society OF the
Hamline NJ. E. Church.
Late j. II. Kings EStRte-The estate
of Joseph r. King, late deputy clerk OF
the district court, amounts to Sl,SoO VI
this amount $500 represents an insurance
policy and $3.50 realty.
O. e. $. Aid Society-The Aid Society
of St Paul Chapter. Order of the East
ern Star, will meet at SCI Francis street
Thursday afternoon, Oct. 10, instead of
Oct u, as heretofore announced.
Brought Them Here - Deputy Mar
shall Nimocks returned yesterday from
Northcot, Mimi, having in charge Lee
Seng and All Wah. Cinnamon, charged
with being in this country in violation
of The Chinese exclusion act.
Free Social Entertainment There
viii be a free social entertainment next
Tuesday evening in the rooms of Lodge
No 81, Universal Brotherhood, in recogni-
ton of the work of II. p. Blavatsky.
Rooms 25I I1ndicott building.
GIaze in Tent-Fire last night de-
stroyed a tent covering q number of
empty boxes and some supplies in the
rear Of the Northwestern Telephone Elk
change company's office, Fifth and Ce-
dar streets. The loss was small.
Lung Trouble Caused Death = An
autopsy was held at the city hospital on
the remains of Adolph Wolff 1t was
found that death resulted from an af-
lection OF the lungs, and this fact has
been certified to the health department
by DR.. Ancker.
Joshua HOGe Wantcd-Joshua Hoge
of Morris, ILL.,, is believed to be in this
city, and relatives desire to communicate
with him in regard to the recent death
OF his daughter. Chief Goss received a
telegram yesterday requesting that Hoge
be looked UP.
Was Afraid of Poison - Mrs. Anna
Larson, living at 1876 Thirteenth street
was yesterday adjudged insane in the
probate court and committed to the asy-
| lum at Rochester by Judge Bazille. Mrs
Larson was troubled by a halucinatior
that unknown persons are trying to pois-
on her.
Paying Inheritance Taxes-Since the
Inheritance tax went into effect in 1897
| the county auditor has received but two
renlittances on that account, and the Sec
ond, a check for $133 SO from Mary B
| Mckenzie, administrator of the estate
! of Mary Mckenzie, was received yester-
day.
Garfield Post Comrades - Comrades
OF Garfield post are requested to meet a
their hall on Wabasha street on Thurs
day morning at clock sharp, in uni
| form as far as possible, to go to Mime
| apolis and take part in the grand parade
| in honor Of the reception OF the Thir
| teenth regiment, Minnesota volunteers.
| Sewer Contracts Approved - At {
special meeting Of the board Of alder
men yeterday afternoon contracts were
| approved for the following Improvements
! Anderson &. Johnson, sewer on Magnolia
street, from Arkwright to Trout brook
s.. $50; Andrew Martinson, sewer on Sims
| street, from Greenbrier to Weide 1919
| Anderson & Johnson, sewer on Manitoba
avenue, from Rice to Park, SITS
Ashland Club Hop-Its first social hoI
| of the season will be given by the Ash
land club on Tuesday evening, Oct. "a
| and will inaugurate a series of pleasant
social affairs which the organization has
planned for the season. It will be ar
invitation dance, with the best orchestra
music. Neat little invitations tied with
the clubs colors, blue and pink, have
been issued.