The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-26
CITY NEWS.

c. n. Aekers will address the Hamline
Six O'Clock club Monday evening on
The Isthmian Canal"
The union depot's new crib has been
completed TO the foot of Jackson street.
The shore end win be finished next week.
John and Lars Melby brothers. yester-
day secured from Clerk of Court Rogers
marriage licenses to marry Anna ana
Bertha Reiten, sisters.
h NJ Temple yesterday secured a build
ing permit for. a frame residence to be
erected at Fairmount and Victoria
streets. 1t will cost $3.50.
Supt Olsen. of the state department Of
public instruction Will go to Lake City
today TO attend a convention of the
teachers of Wabasha county
The Growers association will give its
second annual ball at Mozart hall this
eyenng. a full band will furnish music
for an extensive dance programme.
The annual meeting of the Ramsey
County Bible society viii be held at the
lecture room Of the House of Hope Pres
byterian church Tuesday afternoon at 4
O'Clock
Miss Jane Adams. head of the well
known Hull house, Chicago, will lecture
at the Park Congregational church next
AtudA tN eillIlS OU L he OOCldl 1uSdlS VI
Count Tolstoi'
The bids for furnishing the furniture
for the new postC1fiCe building will be
opened Nov. l, in Washington. The fur
lliture IS "a be Of quarter-sawed oak, with
d golden finish.
Socialism Not the Remedy is the
subject on which W. r. Stokes will ad-
dress The socialists at Pfeifer's hall to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Prof.
Stokes is not a socialist.
DR.. L. Y Robinson, of the Central
high school, gave the third of series of
lectures in the Y. NJ. c. A auditorium
last evening. His subject was The Re
lation OF State to City Government
The funeral of the late Fred D. Sar-
gent, VINO died suddenly "a the Grand
opera mouse Wednesday afternoon, will
be- held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 from
the family residence, 80 Day ton avenue.
w E. Lee and Judge Gould, of the
state board OF control, went to ST. Peter
yesterday for the purpose of making the
monthly visitation of the board to the
insane hospital at that place.
Alice HILBERT, twelve years of age, died
at St. Josephs hospital yesterday. The
funeral Will be held from the residence
o. her parents tomorrow afternoon at
$50, with a service at st. Patrick's
church Al O'Clock.
James Ryan yesterday filed suit in the
district court asking to be given a judg-
ment for $1,000 against the city. He
claims that he was alighting from a car
at Fifth and Wabasha street and stepped
ON loose stone which caused him TO
fail and hurt his spine.
The State Pentecost association will
hold its monthly all-day meeting next
Tuesday in the Park Avenue Methodist
church, Minneapolis. Miss Anna DoWney
an evangelist of national reputation, is
expected 20 preach at 10:30 Rev D. l..
RAIDER, d. d.. of St. Paul VIII preach ar
2;SP- There. will also be preaching at 7:30
Assistant Corporation Attorney Stob-
bart is inquiring into the alleged fencing
IL Of portions of the water boards right
of way between Cypress and Payne ave
rues. The board has a right of way
along these two streets for it's Phalea
main. and it is said property owners have
been gradually fencing the strip in
The executive board of the Women's
Association of St Anthony Park will give
q reception at the residence of Mrs s. E.
Grace Thursday afternoon next at 3
o'clock. Mrs. Clinton J. Backus VIII
give a brief outline of the winters study,
and Mrs D. c. Martin will report on the
State Federation meeting at Owatonna.