The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-29
CITY NEWS

Crew of Minnesota No, l. Sons of
Neptune. will give dance at Union Star
hall, State and Robie streets.
A card party and drawing for batten-
burg jacket will be given by Diamond
Lodge No. 116, d. of H, at Odd Fellows
hall, Thursday evening, May 2.
Court Kennilworth, L 0. F., will give
a measuring party and dance Friday
evening at Brack's hall. Misses Addie
Gale, M. Norton A. MCGOWAN, NJ OLE
son and Mrs. F. WhitmOre have charge.
The Home and Foreign Missionary so
cieties Of the Baptist churches of the
city will hold their quarterly meeting to-
morrow at the Philadelphian Baptist
church, Reaney street and Cypress ave-
nue.
; The state board Cor Institutions for in
sane will meet at the Ryan hotel We'd
nesday. The board has extended an ln-
Vitation to the state board of control to
meet with them. The board Of control
will accept.
The Eastern Minnesota Baptist assccia-
ton will hold its annual meeting May I
and at the Hebron Baptist church on
the West side Delegates from the Baptist
churches of St. Paul, Minneapolis and
adjacent cities will be sent.
A special convocation of Minnesota
Chapter No. l, r. A NJ, will be held to-
morrow night at Masonic hall
Mr. Buell., of st. Anthony Park. will
address the Hamline Six O'Clock club to-
might on the subject of THE Single Tax. >
The tenth annual convention OF the
Womans Christian Temperance union
will be held tomorrow at Manchester
Presbyterian church. Mrs. Hermon w.
Phillips, county president. will preside
at the convention, which will continue
8 through the day and evening.
Elaud Rudie. S37 Wells street. yester-
day afternoon entered yard on Cn-ver-
7 4sity. near Western avenue. and WAS at
tackled by two dogs. one of Which S C
ceeded in badly ilacerat ting his I'S. DIR
Nirpcrt was called and attended II m
The dugs were not mad.
The polire last night arrested Il man
and 4 woman. giving their names as
James and Mrs. Riley. They We're hid
1ng in the barn in the rear Of j. j. Hill s
residence, on Summit avenue, and were
Engaged in rushing the can. They were
slated on a charge of disorderly conduct.
An sged man. giving the name of
Hleto, was taken suddenly Ill near the
central fire station, corner Eighth and
Minnesota streets. yesterday and had to
be taken te his room at the Arlington
hotel on West Fourth street in the patrol
wagon. He was an old soldier.
Conductors who come to the convention
or the o. r. c. next month will have
plenty Of souvenirs to carry away A
new one, published by the local COM
mittee. will be a beauty. 1t will be a
pamphlet Quarto size, with a full pro-
gramme of the official and unofficial parts
of the programme.
H. S. and L. F. Fairchild have eff
fected the sale OF the property at the
northwest corner of Jackson and Ninth
streets, the old Jackson street church, to
w. H. Kent, the consideration being $10,-
600 The property will be used by Mr..
Kent in his coffee business. The land was
owned by Alexander Ramsey.
The board Of managers of the Mime
so Agricultural society will meet tomor-
row to let the contracts for the founda-
tion of the new agricultural hall at the
fair grounds. Bids for the superstructure
are to be opened May Is. Bishop H. B.
Whipple will visit the Church of the Mes
siah for the purpose of confirmation this
evening.