The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28
luent tax assessments for the paving of


Cedar street.
October 81 is the last day for paying
the second half of real estate eS-es
without a penalty being added.
''The Present Issues will be discussed
by Thomas Lucas at meeting of the
Social Democratic party at Pfeifer's hall
this afternoon
! The biennial banquet of the Alumni
Association of Crerin School will be held
Nov. a. Archbishop Ireland will be the
| guest Of honor.
The committee on streets of the assem-
bly, Will meet Monday afternoon to dis
pose of routine affairs. The park board
will meet i'll the&evening.
All persons interested in organizing a
| Mental Science Temple are requested to
meet at 8 O'Clock Thursday evening, at
flat 5 SO East Eleventh street.
H. B. Warren will build dwelling on
Holly avenue, between Victoria and Avon.
A building perh1Il FOR 5heS purpose was
taken out by him yesterday afternoon
Rev. Murdoch Mcleod, of Kasson,
Mimi, has been called to the pastorate
| of the Merriam Park Presbyterian
| church. He Will take charge next Sun
day.
Charles w. Brandborg, the Socialist
Labor party candidate for presidential
elector and Peter Lindhlom will spe o.
this afternoon in Assembly halls at 2:3O
o'clock.
Ladies Aid Society, No. u, of Sons Of
Veterans, will give an old time Hallowe
'en social Wednesday evening at the res
idence of Geo. II. Drake, 1874 Eichcnwald
street.
Secretary j. F. Jackson, OF the board
loo
night from an inspection of the state in
| stitutc for detectives at Faribault and
/ the st. Peter state hospital.
The students of St Thomas seminary
entered on their annual retreat last even
/ ing. Very Rev. p r. Heffron, rector Of
st. PauFs seminary will direct the re-
treat, which closes Wednesday.
The board of water commissioners is
preparing a memorial upon the death of
Patrick H Kelly, which will be presented
at the next session. Mr.. Kelly was at
one time member of the water board
j. j. Moreno, professor of guitar and
mandolin, was yesterday made citizen
of the United States. Mr.. Moreno is a
native-born Spaniard and an enthusiastic
American by adoption
The Scott Security company, of Vir-
GINA, ST. Louis county, filed articles OF
I 1QcOrDOEdllOu Will the S0CI0lcIy u SlotlS
today. The capital stock is $50,OOO and
the company proposes to deal in mining
properties.
The funeral of Mrs Catherine Manley
who died yesterday, aged sixty years, a.
her home, 279. Grove street. will be hello
from the family residence tomorrow
morning at $780, followed by services a
| st. Mary's church at 10 o'clock.
| n
: scholar, Eastern traveller and student Of
history and current events, will lecture
at the First Swedish NJ E. church
Tenth and Temperance streets, Wednes-
day, on Europe Facing the Twentieth
: Century
Royal Oak Camp, No. 159 met Frida!
evening in Odd Fellows hall, Wabashs
and Fifth streets. After a short bust
ness session a musical and literary pro
gramme was given. Those contributin:
We're: Miss Hattie Mounts, Mr.. Woolsey
Mr.. Allen and cake walk by the Mise
Costello.
One thousand acres Of land, on a con
, servative estimate, have been purchased
during the last year by the board o
water commissioners for reservoir pur
poses, and during the. coming winter ap
"A proximately4 600 more will be condemned
in the nelghborhood of Centerville ant
Peltier lakes. ~
The funeral of Mrs. Michael Marine
who died from injuries received in ;
gasoline explosion Thursday at her home
|. took place this afternoon from the Ger
man Lutheran church, Bunker and Soutl
Robert Rev d. Lebalm orsciated. TIL
q interment was at the Lutheran ceneter.
\ on the West side. e
The vacancies left in the fire depart
|, rnent by the promotion of members o
the department to fill the places of thos
who lost their lives at the Minnesot
Transfer fire will not be filed by tn
fire board until the return of Chief Cook
who is in the northern part of the stat
oil hunting trip.