The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-01
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Battery A will give an informal hop at
1he- aranery this evening.
The junior class of the Central high
school will present "A Scrap of Paper"
as the annual Junior play.
Imperial Secretary Thane, of the I'M
perial knights, left last evening for Red
wood Falls to install a new commandery.
The lecture of Miss Mary Golfer on
Spanish Art announced for this after
noon at the Central high school, has been
postponed until Friday, March s.
The junior members of the Y. NJ. C. A
will give musical and literary entertain
ment in the association parlors this even
ing.
A. NJ. Willard, formerly clerk at the
Wyoming house, in Chicago, has accept
ed the position of night clerk at the Mer-
chants. in this city. He entered upon his
work today.
The receipts of the St Paul office of
the United States revenue Office for Feb
ruary were $161,O00 against $l67.G0 last
month and $4,000 for the corresponding
month last year.
Rev. w w Lewis, chaplain of the
senate, is seriously i'll al his residence
with grip, and will be unable to attend
to his duties in the senate chamber for
several days to come.
This year St Paurs street sweepers
will each be provided with white uni
form and a cap of some kind, with
BADGE attached, by which the bearer
may be identified in case of trouble.
"Old Glory, or the Boys of 10" will be
presented at the Central high school to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock and in the
evening at s o'clock by the Madison
school for the benefit OF the reference
library
The board of managers of the Be
thesda Swedish Lutheran hospital at
Ninth and Wacouta streets will today
pay the $1,000 which has incumbered the
institution since its organization. nine
years ago.
Deputy United States marshal has re-
turned from Phelan, where he arrested
J. D. Bronx for a violation Of the postal
laws Bronx sent an anonymous postal
card through the mails, calling his CORE
SpOndcnt names.
Arrangements for the funeral of Miss
Josephine Dalrymple, who died Tuesday
in New York, have not been completed.
1t is probable that the interment will
take place Sunday. The remains will
reach st. Paul this afternoon.
The members of the Central High
School Athletic association will give their
assembly hail. The arrangement COM
mittee includes H. O'Brien, M. Peabody,
c. Fry, n. Strlnger and w. Manley.
The police department still maintains
the admirable record that has been made
in the past few months. During January
there We're 14S arrests, the Offense in
most cases being drunkenness. $40 in
sane patients were taken to the county
jail
The Lake Park hotel at Minnetonka is
to be torn down and III its place is to be
built a 100000 club house. In connection
with the club house will be about TWEEN
ty-tive cottages, and it is intended to run
the place on the same lines as the Lafay-
cite club on the other side of the lake.
H. 3. Chamberlain, of Minneapolis, is
to assume the editorial management Of
the Red Wing Republican. Financially
interested with him in minority owner
ship is Judge Robert Jameson, ex-Gov
Van SAINTS private secretary. Tams
BiNby still holds controlling interest
in the paper.
The debating and Entertainment So
ciety of the Central high school has re-
ceived challenge from the Literary
academy of the same school for a joint
debate The representatives of the de-
batting society will probably be Ray
Brack, Kenneth Mechanical and Phillip
Campbell
Labor Commissioner O'Donnell has
gone to Duluth to hold conference with
the superintendent of schools, the MEN,
bers of the board of education and the
department store proprietors regarding
the employment of children of school
age He will confer with the inspectors
in that section.
Martin Norton and Lawrence R ley,
arrested d week ago for breaking into
Milwaukee freight car and stealing sew
eral sacks of oats, a pail Of tobacco and
a box of rubbers, pleaded guilty to petit
larceny in police court yesterday. Sem
tenCe viii not be imposed until the case
of Charles Solomon, charged with buy
ing the property stolen, has been heard.
SolOmons case was continued until
- March 4.
DR.. Frank J. Hortenbach, 1115 Sixth
street southeast, Minneapolis, was pain
fully injured at Margaret and Seventh
streets, yesterday afternoon. While driv-
ing he was struck by a runaway team,
owned by J. McEiver, so West Seventh
street. He was thrown violently to the
ground and his right shoulder severely
wrenched. The buggy was demolished.