The Saint Paul globe., 1900-02-06
CITY MEwS.

CITY KE w =.
One Scarlet Fever oase Scarlet few
er is reported by the health office at 6l2
Thomas street.
Charter Commission Tonight : The
charter commission will hold session
this evening in court room No. 3.
Temperance Chalk Talk-There will
be a gospel temperance meeting and
chalk talk at the Forest Street mission
this evening.
Secretary ToImie at Work = II. T.
ToImie, the new secretary of the state
dairy and food commission, took his
seat yesterday.
Funeral of Mrs. MyIer-The funeral
of Mrs. Annie Myler will take place from
the cathedral at 8 o'clock this forenoon.
The interment will be at Calvary ceme-
terry.
Ministers Meeting = Rev. Alexander
McGregor read paper at the Congrega-
tional ministers meeting yesterday morn
ing at the Y. NJ c. A. rooms on Con
discussion followed the paper.
Nurses VIII Meet March : The
Ramsey County Association Of Graduate
Nurses will hold a special meeting
Thursday afternoon, March l. in the med
ical association rooms in the Lowry ar
cade.
VIII Be Cared for at City Hospital
Tohn wa CiVAn
preliminary examination on information
of insanity in the probate court and sent
to the city hospital by Judge Bazille.
Camera Club Tonight-"Club night
at the st. Paul Camera club will be OBJ
served this evening by q special pro-
gramme W. A. Dana and G. p" Tuthill
will give talks on 'Enlargements on
Bromide Paper" The talks will be in
terspersed with-a a series Of illustrations.
DIR. Paxton VIII Lecture-The first
of series of Sabbath school entertain.
ments will be given this evening in the
parlors of the House of Hope church.
DR.. Paxton will deliver an address on
1.-THE Life of Christ" 1t will be illus
trated by stereopticon views.
To Print City Ballots = City Clerk
Jensen has decided that the work of
printing the 47.000 official ballots to be
used at the next city election will be
given to the Pioneer Press company. The
cost of printing the ballots is estimated
at $3.50.
Discharges in Bankruptcy - Judge
Lochren yesterday In the federal court
granted discharges in bankruptcy to
Fanny Levitan, Of North Branch; Her
man Munich, Charles H. Dopson and Ar
thur D, Page, of St. Paul; Charles Hec-
tor of Red Wing. and Thomas A. Har-
ris, Of Crookston.
Court Assignments for February
Judge Jaggard called the calendar for
the February term Of the district court
yesterday. The following assignments
were made: Judge Jaggard. criminal
cases; Judges Brill and Lewis, Jury
cases; Judges Otis and Bum, court
cases. and Judge Kelly in chambers
Paper Before Engineers-The mem
bers ofathe Civil Engineers society were
entertained at the regular meeting last
night by papers read by G. r. Loweth
and A. w. Munster. Mr.. Loweth gave In
technical detail the moving Of q railroad
bridge span S61 feet long by means Of oak
wedges, and Mr.. Munster read a paper
on the lifting of heavy weights by means
Of steel wedges
Sold Church-Sheriff Wagner sold
yesterday at foreclosure sale the Clinton
Avenue Methodist church, on the West
side. The property was sold to the
board of church extension of the Meth
odist Episcopal church for $32, 49S. .45. A
mortgage was given in 1899 to Jane e.
Putnam, who later assigned 1t to James
o. Hinclkley, who in turn assigned 1t to
the board of church extension. The
amount due on the mortgage was S32, 255.
Struck by selby Carr. ]. Boland,
driver in the employ OF c. R. Croft,
was painfully injured In a street car
collision at Seven corners yesterday
morning. AS he was driving across the
track Selby avenue car struck his
wagon. He was thrown out, and sus-
tained a severe wrench about the small
Of his back. The horse was slightly cut
and the wagon somewhat damaged. Mr..
Boland was able to proceed to his home.