The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-10
CITY NE ~ s i.


The West Side Turnvorein has donated
SO to the public bath fund.
The Trades and Labor assembly has
donated $25 to the public bath fund.
st. Paul Camp 40. !, Sons of Veterans,
will meet tomorrow night in the hall,
800 Wabasha street.
DR.. Philip Wallace will lecture on
"CsteOpathy'' before the Mothers club
OF the Cleveland school Tuesday AFTER
noon.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Junior Pioneers viii be held Wednesday
evening at o'clock at Elk's hall, Lowry
arcade.
'.What Causes and What Cures Dis
ease" viii be the subject discussed at
the Mental Science temple, Central hall.
this morning.
Section St. Paul of the Socialist Labor
party VIII hold its monthly business
reeting at o'clock this afternoon In
Assembly halls.
Mrs c. R Croft, assisted by the Jeffer-
son school orchestra, viii conduct the
entertainment at the st. Paul Commons
Monday evening.
David NJosa Dheep, a Turk, was given
citizenship papers Yesterday. He could
not write his name in English and made
his mark on the clerks register instead.
Boiler Inspector Johnson examined
twenty seven students of the State
School of Agriculture in mechanical enc
gineering yesterday Twenty five pass
ed.
Peter Baeringer died at his home, 119
East Colorado street. Friday, aged
eighty-seven. He had been falling for
some time past, and death was due to old
age.
The Dayton's Bluff Mothers club viii
meet Friday at the Van Buren, school.
DIR. f l. Mann will deliver an address
on THE Care of the Ear and Throat in
Childhood"
The Luther League of the Memorial
English Evangelical Lutheran church
viii hold its regular monthly meeting at
175 Iglehart street on Tuesday, March
y, at s p. m.
Secretary J. r. jackson. of the state
board of corrections and charities has
started on a tour of inspection of the
jals, lcckups and poor houses in the
northern part of the state.
Fire caused by an overheated stove
was discovered at the home of Bridget
Kelly, 40 Smith avenue, at 1926 o'clock
last night. The damage to building and
contents amounted to $290
Josiah Fairchld, who has been i'll for
several months with sciatlca, is in a
critical condition. For some days he has
been suffering from intense pain, and
has been deliriOus most of the time
The funeral of John Mocher win take
place from the family residence, 500 Hall
avenue, Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. Mocher was a member of the police
force of this city for many years.
The Sacred Thirst Total Abstinence
society will hold an open meeting
" Wednesday evening at Cretin hall.
Brother Ambrose will deliver an address
and a musical programme will be rem
dered.
A petition in bankruptcy was yester-
day filed in the United States court by
Stephen Pranke, a retail grocer, of st.
Paul. He places his liabilities at 81, 434.f3
and assets at $1,344.50. OF the latter,
$50 Is is exempt.
The Lincoln club will hold a meeting
at it's rooms in the Endicott building to-
morrow evening to discuss the proposed
new primary law which is at present in
vogue in Hennepin county. United States
Marshall Grimshaw will be the principal
speaker.
Mrs. Margaret Koch, wife of Engelbert
dence, 421 Daily street aged siXty-siX
years. The funeral takes place from the
above address tomorrow morning at S:45,
with1a service at st. Francis church at
o'clock.
George Magee, restaurant keeper at
Fourth and Robert street, pleaded guilty
to having in his possession seven par
tridges. and was fined $40. ParshalI For
far & Co. refused to plead guilty to the
charge of selling game out of season,
and the case was set for hearing Mon
day
Ada Taylor was charged with grand
larceny in police court yesterday after
noon William Block, Turtle Lake, Wis,
alleges that he met Ada in a Robert
street saloon Friday night, and as the
acquaintance progressed she put her arms
about him several times. After she was
gone Block missed his purse with 500.
Ada will have a hearing Monday.
The Woman's Civic league will meet
Tuesday afternoon at the West side
reading rooms. A paper on Harmony
in Municipal Buildings" will be read by
Mrs Henry c. Burbank. The league
will elect a president and thirteen di-
rectors at large. Following the business
meeting reception Will be held for Mrs
Burbank, officers of the New Century
club and the Civic league acting as hos
tesses.
The West Side Turnverein has decided
to have grand picnic and excursion to
be held at Carver, Mimi, on the Mime
apohs & St. Louis road, on June g. The
following committee was appointed to
make arrangements for the same:
Joseph Benesch, chairman; Henry Giese
Jr., secretary; Frank Yoerg, treasurer;
Otto Hammerbacher, Henry Hadlich,