The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-09

chair which we might present to an aged
crippled lady A chair which could be
wheeled about by the invalid. preferred,
although any other would be acceptable
White Bear ASsOcia tiOn-There will
be meeting of the White Fear Improve
ment association tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock at the Commercial club rooms
The call is for the purpose Of arranging
for the wedding Of the lake, the removal
of sandbars and the construction of a
boulevard around the lake.
Henry Orlemann, the local agent for
the American Brewing company. of ST.
Louis. Mo-. has just received a carload
of so cases OF the A. B. G. bottled beer
which is ready for the st. Paul trade.
Orders for delivery may be sent or mailed
to Henry Orlemann, 106 West Third
street.
Cycle Club SOciaI-The Acacia Cycle
club will give a social hop at Lang's hail.
corner Louisa and South Robert street,
Saturday evening, April Is. The above
club has given several dancing parties
the past winter, which have proved to be
very enjoyable affairs.
Burr Street Plans-The quarterly
meeting of the Burr Street Improvement
association will be held at the Burr Street
Baptist church tomorrow evening. AS
matters of interest to all residing on the
street will come before this meeting, it is
earnestly requested that all. whether
property owners or not, will be present.
Historical Society," meeting of the
executive council of the Minnesota His
torical society will be held at the rooms
of the society, Monday evening at 1880
n oil tLa
ness the following paper will be read:
1.-The Dual Origin of Minnesota Terri
tory" by Samuel NJ Davis, of Mime
apoltS. This paper treats of the geo.
graphical components Of Minnesota, init
ing part of the Northwest territory
d pert OF the Louisiana purchase.
COlOrcd People to Meet-The Afro
American Law Enforcement league will
hold meeting at o'clock in court room
No. 5. Among other matters to come be-
fore the meeting will be the arrange
ments for a reading by the colored poet,
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
In State InstitutiOns-Secreta Jack
son, of the state board of corrections and
charities, yesterday completed his month
ly statement of the population of state
institutions. The total number in all in
stitutions on March 81, was 5,931. as
against E,743 on the corresponding date
year ago. an increase of 1873. The in
sane show ar increase from 1904 to 1885,;
the soldiers home an increase Of II; the
school for the deaf. 8; school for feeble
minded. p; state public school, 1.
It's Annual InspectiOn-Como Diyis-
Ion No. IS, Ladies' Auxiliary to the Order
of Railway Conductors will hold its an
nual inspection Of officers Wednesday af-
ternoon at o'clock. at Bowlby hail, Sixth
and Robert streets. The final arrange
ments will be made for the annual Easter
ball. which Is to be given at Elks' hall
April 10. There will be other business
relative to the grand division which will
need the attention of each individual
member Of the division. A large deega-
ton of the division attended a union
meeting held at Masonic Temple, in Min
neapolis. Thursday. The occasion was
the annual inspection of Flour City di-
vision. Mrs. ]. c. Mccall. district deputy
grand president, acted as inspecting Of
ficer. Preceding the inspection a banquet
was given ir her honor There were
seventy-five guests, which included the
members of Como division of this city
and Volunteers division, of Austin.