The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11
marck on a general inspection tour.

marck on a general inspection tour.
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Assembly Committee MeetinE-The
assembly committee on streets will hold
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock.
March IT the LimIt-March q has
been fixed as the last date for fling
notes of issue for the April term Of the
supreme court.
VIII Speak Next Sunday - Bishop
Joyce will speak next Sunday. instead Of
today, at the capitol, as erroneous an
nouncement was made.
For Selling OIeO HIegalIy-Valen-
tine Hosch. a restaurant keeper, paid a
fine of SIS in the municipal court yester-
day for illegally selling oleomargarine.
D.
Objections to Prohibition - George
F. Wells will speak before the Socialist
Labor party this afternoon at Assembly
hall. Subject. OBJECTIONS to Prohibi-
ton"
Oar Reese VIII Banquet-Dar Reese,
clerk of the state supreme court. has
accented an invitation from the Garfield
club, of Duluth, to attend a jubilee ban
quet March Is.
Funeral of Mrs. COdy-The funeral of
Mrs Mary Cody will be held from the
family residence, 1877 Acker street. tomOr-
row morning, and from st. Patrick 9
church at o'clock.
State Committee Tomorrow - The
Minnesota committee of the Transvaa1
var relief fund will meet at Canadian
Commissioner Davies office, 1541a East
Third street, Monday night.
Lieut.. Burt Returns-Lieut. w. B.
Burt, of the Eighth infantry, has re-
turned from Fort Russell, where he has
been experimenting the shipment OF the
battalion's baggage to Fort Smelling.
junior Pioneers TO Meet-The meet
ing of the Junior Pioneer association, Of
Ramsey county, will be held Wednesday
evening at Elks' hall. in the Lowry ar
cade. large number of candidates will
be inflated.
More Drug for jerry J.-Maj. Bow
Ter, state dairy and food commissioner.
yesterday appointed w. w. Jermane to
| represent Minnesota at the national pure
| food and drug congress now in session
In Washington.
New Weekly Paper The Negro
| World, a new weekly paper. made its
| appearance yesterday under the editor
ship of Joseph Houser. 1t shows Demo-
! cratic proclivities.
Coming From CaMfOrnIa-Transpor
! tation has been secured by Gen Lambert
| for Ray c. Davis from Redlands. Cal,
| to Minneapolis. Mr.. Davis was commits
| sary sergeant of the Thirteenth Minnie
! sofa regiment
VIII BE Brought Here for Burial
The body of Fred c. Fritzen, member
Of Company E, Thirteenth Minnesota.
| who died In Manila, has been received in
! San Francisco, and Is expected to be re-
! ceived in this city for burial next week.
Taken to OntariO-The remains of
| William McQuade were brought to this
| city yesterday morning, and taken to
! Stratford. Ont, his former home He
had lived in st. Paul for several years,
and at the time of his death resided at
! 622 Beaumont street. He was married,
but had no children. He was killed Fri
day afternoon at Spooner.
Historical Society Meeting-A regu-
lar meeting of the executive council will
be held 1t the rooms of the society Mon
day evening a. 1880 o'clock After the
transaction of business a paper will be
read on the EARLY History of Fort Rip
ley" based on the diary Of Rev. Scion
w. Manney, chaplain, 1S4s-1S59 by Rev.
George c. Tanner, of Faribault.
Marriage of Miss Marsh-The mar
riage of Miss Ella Marsh. formerly of
this city, to Howard Wood of New
| York, took place in that city March 7.
The ceremony was witnessed by a few
friends and relatives. and was performed
at the home of the brides aunt, Mrs.
! Comstatk. Miss Bess Proctor, Of Mime
apolis, was maid of honor, and John Wood
assisted bridegroom as best man. Mr..
and Mrs. Wood will reside in New York
| city