The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-27

CITY NEWS
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VIII Try Again to Get a Quorum
A meeting of the charter commission is
scheduled for this evening.
Health Office -Diphtheria is
reported by the health office existing at
$50 Sims and liz West Isabel.
Begged and Got BOard-John Ryan,
arrested Saturday by officer Christopher
son for street begging, was sent to the
workhouse yesterday for thirty days.
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Only $4,000 This Time-The Chi
cago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway
company yesterday paid into the state
treasury @Eu,VVV on dCCouiil VI SioSS esi II
ings tax.
VIII Talk ON ImnAigratiOn-D. r.
McGinnis will furnish the next MONDAY
talk at the Commercial club, which will
be tomorrow. His subject will be, "Im-
migration to the Northwest.
Capitol Lodge ednes-
day evening Capitol Lodge No. 81, K. P,
will have work in the third rank. j. M.
Hawthorne will deliver an address on
the Mysteries of the Triangle.
Capt. Lawrence's Brother III-Capt.
]. w Lawrence, of the treasury depart
ment, left last evening for Eagle Grove
in response to a telegram informing him
that his brother. w. H. Lawrence, Is
seriously i'll at that place.
VIII Remove to San Francisco -
Miss Ruth Moulton has left the proof
room of the West Publishing company
to accept more responsible position
with a San Francisco law publishing
house.
Forfeited Their Bail - H Barlock
| and A. o. Anderson, arrested for ex-
pectorating on the floor of an interurban
car, failed to appear for trial in the po-
lice court yesterday, and S. bail, depos-
tied by each, was declared forfeited.
Health Boards Awake-Quite num-
Der of inquiries have lately been received
by Attorney General Douglas from men,
bers of local boards of health concerning
| the powers they may exercise in the
line of stamping out threatened epidem-
les of smallpox.
Death of S. Wainwrights SOn-On
Sunday last the only son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Wainwright died at the family
residence. 1876 East Congress street. The
funeral will take place from the home,
with services at st. Michaels church at
| 10 o'clock a. m.
Four New Iron CenDanies-The fol-
| lowing articles of incorporation, all Du-
| luth enterprises, were filed yesterday
| with the secretary of state: Agate Iron
| company, capital $4,000; Seneca Iron
company, capital $50OGo; Oneida Iron
| company, capital $4,000; Owasco Iron
company, capital $4,000.
No Trace of swartz-Frank Swartz,
twenty-four years Of age, residing with
| his parents at 81 Marion street, has been
| missing since Sunday morning. Swsstz
| is five feet eight inches in height, of
medium complexion. wore a sandy. small
mustache, O. gray suit and a dark gray
cap.
| Camera Clubs Programmes There
| will be lantern slide exhibition of Amer
| lean lantern slide interchange slides at
| the club rooms of the st. Paul Camera
| club this evening. The slides are the
1 ,.Ir oR Dc, Cto,
| clubs and the Photographic Society of
| Philadelphia. The exhibition will begin
at $50.
/ Teachers Go to Chicago-State Su-
| perintendent of Public instruction Lewis
left last evening for Chicago, where he
| goes to attend the meeting of the de-
| partment of superintendent of the Ma
! tional Educational association. The con-
| vention will last three days. Supt Smith
| and Miss Brooks. of the st. Paul schools,
! will also attend.
Double Marriase-Deputy Clerk G.
| A. Johnson yesterday issued marriage
| licenses to two brothers, Alex
and Paul Charlebois, who volun-
teered the information that they had
| decided at the same time to end lives Of
| single blessedness. The prospective
| brides. respectively, were Agnes McDon-
| aid and Iva Stewart Converse
| %
| Blaze at the POrtIsnd-The fire de-
| partment was called to the Portland
| block Eighth and Broadway, yesterday
| morning by a blaze In the apartments Of
| Mrs. Archibald Johnson, on the second
| floor. The fire was caused by sparks
| falling upon a lounge. The piece of fur
niture was burned and the room dana ped
| to the extent of 500.
| Files a Claim for Damages-Thoma
| O'Malley. through his attorney, E. E.
Mcdonald, has filed notice of a claim
| against the city for 5000 damages The
I claimant alleges that he had his right
| wrist broken and was otherwise injured
| by fall on the sidewalk at East Fourth
| and Olive streets Feb 9. As the walk
| was covered with ice and snow at the
| time, O'Malley claims damages from the
| city for negligence
How to Give In Ckarity-The Assoc
ciated Charities will hold its thirty-sixth
! parlor conference at the parlors of the
Aberdeen this evening from s to 10
O'Clock. The subject of the conference
will be. Charitable and Uncharitable
| Giving, to be presented as follows: EFF
| feet Upon the Recipient" Rev. David
| Morgan: Effect Upon the Giver," Rev
Ambrose McNulty. The papers will be
followed by general discussion All in
| terested in the relief Of the needy Will
| be made welcome
To Pay City Teachers-The Febru-
airy pay roll has been completed by Sec
| rotary Healy, of the school board. He
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