The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-29
CITY NEW :.

The joint courthouse and city hall
commission will meet this afternoon at
o'clock.
The Midway Singing society will meet
in the Midway hall Monday evening
The programme includes a sparring.
Rev Marion D. Shutter of Mime
apolis, will lecture at the Zion Syna-
gogue. Tenth and Minnesota streets, to-
morrow evening.
The Great Northern Railway has OPEN
ed up the default in its case with Pat
rick Carey. and the case has been set
for trial in Justice Bakers court for
April 3.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth McAfee,
wife of Joseph McAfee, 69l Randolph
street. who died Tuesday, will be held
this morning from the residence at $50
o'clock with u service at st. Francis
church at 9.
The Grant School union will hold a
meeting this evening. Prof Green, OF
the agricultural school, will talk on The
Decoration of School and Private
Grounds" There will be music and
recitations.
The water board at it's meeting tomor-
row afternoon will adopt rules and reg
ulations for the employees of the depart
ment. The rules will apply particularly
TO engineers and assistants at the pump
ing stations.
Emil Reulke and Gust Oberg, the boys
arrested Saturday night for breaking
into the store of Charles Metcah, George
street and German avenue were held to
the grand jury on d charge of burglary
yesterday.
joe Weiser and Mike Joseph We're ar
rested by special Officer Mckenna of the
Milwaukee road, last evening, and
charged with larceny. They were caught
unloading wood from a freight car in
tie yards.
Ladstorf Malisky. thirteen years old,
was arrested by Officer Doody, last
evening, and charged with respass. He
Is one of several boys who have been
frequcnting the railroad yards and are
suspected of number of petty thefts.
Tho Painters union will hold an open
meeting at Assembly nails tonight to
which all the painters in the city are in
Vited. y good time is promised the Fro
gramme consisting of singing, music and
addresses by several well known speak.
ers
State Agent w A Gates returned yes
terday from ST. Louis where he had
taken Louis Wesburg an insane man
thirty mine years of age. The man came
adJudged insane Immediately after. He
had been a book agent in ST. Louis and
it is presumed he became insane from
talking too much.
Mrs. John Reese, 2o2 Gcnesee street,
sustained painful injuries yesterday by
fail from the rear porch of her home.
The railing of the porch broke and pre-
cipita ted Mrs. Reese to the ground a
distance of ten feet Her face was
bruised several teeth knocked out and
her right wrist sprained. She was at
tended by DR.. ArtZ.
Rev. A G. V Cartier. colored priest,
whose pastoral charge is St Philips
CoIored Mission of the Episcopal church,
will conduct the service and make the
address az the MONDAY service for bust
ness people in the assembly room Of the
St Paul Fire and Marine building, Third
and Jackson streets, today.
The Tabernacle society, which includes
about loo of the Catholic women of st.
Haul. viii hold its annual exhibit today
at the Ryan annex. The members of the
society have met weekly during the win
ter to sew vestments and altar linen,
which will be exhibited tomorrow, and
afterwards distributed among the poor
parishes of the diocese of st. Paul.