The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-06

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congregational Installation - The
Pacific Congregational church has called
a council of sister churches in the Twin
cues TO assist In the installation of Rev
William j. Gray as their pastor this aft
ernoon at $3.50 and evening at 1880.
To Plan Entertainment-The COM
mittee of the Commercial club in whose
hands have been placed the reception and
entertainment of the Republican league,
which comes to ST. Paul In July, will
! meet at the club this evening at 5 o'clock
To Try a New Bug KiIIer-A new
chinch bug eXterminator is on exhibition
! IN Illinois at the state university and
| Prof. otto Lugger, Minnesota state ento-
| mologiSt, has gone to Chicago to investi-
! gate It's merits
LiOyds Apply for Admission - The
| United States Lloyds Marine Insurance
| company of New York, has applied to
the state insurance department for adj
| mission to Minnesota. The company WAS
| organized In 1872 and now has cash as
sets Of $,O92,OOO. The company is reach
| Ing out after lake business
TO Consider Market Plans The
regular
session this evening. If. full attend
| ance Of members can be secured the re-
| port of the special committee recon-
| mending the selection Of the Eagle street
| site as public market will be approved
Fort Ripley's EnrIy HistOry-Mon-
| day evening, March IL, there will be a
meeting OF the historical society at the
rooms In the state capitol The subject
0oin
| OF Fort Ripley" 1t is expected that a
I number of prominent pioneers Will he
present and speak upon the subject.
Commons Night SchoOI-The night
school of the ST. Paul Commons will
continue through the spring Those de-
slrlng to enter should do so at once. The
school Is In session Monday Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday nights The
German class meets on Wednesday Of
l:"O All sessions are in the Madison
building.
VIII Meet on Monday The Grade
Teachers association met In the erdi-
! nary or the Ryan hotel yesterday aft
erhooIl. Inc association has decided to
! meet hereafter on Mondays, In accord
! ance with the constitution. The Wednes-
day meetings were found to conflict with
! the school work of a number Of the prin
/ clpals and teachers.
! %
sold Under Foreclosure - Sheriff
| wagner yesterday sold certain prop
erty under foreclosure brought by
NIchaei Doran against Mary Smith and
n A smith. The property was lots
IL and IL, block So, Dayton and Iryine's
addition, and portions of lots and 6.
! same addition. The property was bid II,
! py the mortgage for $24, 32S. so
VIII BE Placed In the City Hall
The joint city hall and court house COM
mission held a special meeting vester-
/ uay morning to consider the advisabilitv
! OF providing room in the city and countv
puIIoin * Tor the new police alarm sys-
tenn The room in the basement former
/ ~ occupied by the carpenter was sat
apart for the new system.
More OIeO observation-disclosures
were filed In the municipal court vea+ar1
day against Valentine Hosch. a res+ou-
rant proprietor and Mrs. c. III. Never a
boarding house keeper. charging them
, WIN furnishing oleomargaine instead Of
butter. The complaints are signed hv
| agent Globs of the state dairy and food
! commission ~"
Lost Purse and Money-Rfiss G. CON
rad employed at Schuneman e. Evons,
store lost purse containing 81 while
Ilolhg nome on a Merriam Park oar
alter paying her fare Miss Conrad mr.
S Siit purse PACK IN her pocket She later
discovered that it had disappeared and
Is inclined to the belief that her noc1-ot
was picked Po1Aet
need Not Go to JaiI-The hoard ne
pardons Yesterday committed the SEN
tehce OF Henry Hahn, of Minneanous
Il9iih was convicted of illegal LIQUOR
Selling, ana sentenced Dec. Is to paw
me or $50 and serve thirty DAVIS In IoiI
| The board of pardons Knocked &C, 49,.
| jan part OF the sentence, but retained
the fine. 'e'"iiieo
Relief Corps Open Meettn~-4c1,e-
Relief Corps No. will hold q short
business meeting Thursday. March q fol-
io"ed py an open meeting for memorial
exercises for Anna Whettenmire NJ
Keller will have a paper Mrs WIZ
1 cHpplngs, and others are on tho nro-
gramme Comrades members of thu w
X. e., d. of ", s. of v. and tba w n
I. U. are invited. ~
| collection From Syracuse-The nro-
| granme for this evenings meeting. of
| the st. Paul Camera club will hA q
demonstration of making lantern slides
| by the lantern slide committee at 1880 to
! be followed at $3.50 by an exhibition of
lantern slides made by prominent Eng
fish amateur photographers, and loaned
to the American lantern slide inter-
change by Mr.. Timmons, of Syracuse.
N Y.
VIII Inspect Charities-The members
| OF the state board of charities and cor
rections left yesterday afternoon on a
tour Of inspection of the state charitable
| Institutions. The party consisted of DR.
Folwell, Judge Willis, j. H. Rich. of
Red Wing; Rev. G. H. .Wahlund. of
Spring Lake; Col. E. c. Gridley, Of Du-
! luth, and Secretary Jackson. They viii
visit the insane hospitals at. st. Peter.
Fergus Falls and Anoka, and possibly
some of the other institutions