The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-13

since heard nothing from MIN. she Tears
he may have gotten into difficulty.
Masquerade on SlSntes-A prize mas
place at the ST. Anthony skating rink,
Kent and st. Anthony, this evening.
Her Watch Stolen = Miss Lottie B.
King, living at 669 East Third street, has
reported to the police that a gold watch
was stolen from her room Feb. q The
watch was stolen by some one who en-
tered the room during Miss Kings alb
sence. 1t was small chronometer, val
ued at So
Blaze In Aliens Liyery-Fire broke
out in Aliens livery stable, Sixth street,
near Jackson, shortly after 7<o'clock last
evening, starting in q room over the Of
flee, presumably from a stove pipe run
ming through the floor The, department
headed off the blaze quickly and con-
fined it to the ROOM which was damaged
20 the extent of $25. Some OF the effects
IN the office were slightly damaged by
water.
Soldier Missing-The police were yes
terday requested to search for Luther
Winsett, a soldier at Fort Smelling, who
formerly drove, the officers. messenger
wagon, who Is alleged to be wanted by
the military. authorities on the charge
of desertion and larceny. Winsett is
said to have left the fort Sunday night,
taking with him buffalo coat belonging
to the government and other minor ar
ticles issued to him by Uncle Sam.
Slipped ON the Side.vaIk-Mrs. John
Twin M
row. Fort Smelling, sustained severe fall
on the sidewalk at Seventh and Wa
basha streets, yesterday morning. Mrs.
Mcdonald was walking along with her
husband when she slipped and fell with
great force. Her hip was badly wrench
ed. and 1t is feared she sustained internal
injuries. She was attended by DR.. Mar
tel and afterward removed to her home.
Bullet Hole in the WindOw-When
Fred Jareau, living at Csc Columbia
street, returned with his family from
church Sunday morning he found that
during his absence some one had appar-
emily been using his house for target
practice. A hole had been shot through
a front plate glass window and inside
the ball crashed through costly mir
ror. The bullet, 22-ealiber, was found
Grace Church Mission-On Sunday
evening last Grace M. E. church. Homer
c. Ashcraft pastor, opened a mission at
the corner Of Rose and Payne avenues.
There were 125 present. An address was
delivered by Rev Ashcraft. George r.
Reid was appointed by the church Off
Gals as superintendent. Presiding Elder
F. M. Rule spoke on 1.-THE Catholicity of
Methodism." The building is a COM
modious structure, accommodating about
$50 people. 1t is the first mission ever
established In st. Paul. It starts out
free from debt and with the rent paid up
for year. Rev. Ashcraft placed a want
ad in the G 10 b for an organ, and Sc
cured one Immediately. The mission Is
in a most 1ourishing condition.
Social Reform Union-W.sD. P. Bliss,
president of the Social Reform union. Is
to speak at Labor hall at 8 p. m. on Sun
day rext, and during the week following
in the house of representatives at p.
m Among the vice presidents of the
union are the governors of Washington,
Colorado and Michigan. The union pro-
poses to unite the reform forces Of the
nation In a federal body The article
of It's platform which 1t is expected will
command the most widespread interest
Is the second, Public Ownership of
Public Utilities" The postoff1ce and
municipal. water works are pointed out
as instances of the advantage of public
ownership. Members of the union claim
where 1t Is tried it is found to be for
the benefit of the people; that is, the
people save what is otherwise made by.
the corporations. stess 'fs