The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-28
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The Independent Club Of Luxembergers
will meet at Mozart hall ct 2 O'Clock this
afternoon.
Or and Ms Townsend H. Jacobs and
family, CT Portland avenue, have gone to
White Bear for the summer.
The Farmers and Merchants Elevator
Company OF Crookston incorporated yes
ter6ay with capital stock of $4,000.
AcRer post, G. A. r., held its regular
ms citing last night st Cent al hall, and
Transacted C n5iCerable routine business.
The trustees for the state hospital fer
the insane W Il meet ct the Ryan hotel
Monday. when the board of control is ex-
Iocted to attend.
City FIa1nh.ng Inspector Coff FL of
his bicycle at the corner of Washington
and Fourth streets yesterday and badly
sprained his W. ist
Miss Margaret Lennon principal CT
SnleY school. win give dramatic read
ing at Ike Rethauy Congregation al
church tCmoIrCw evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Krieger and Henry
Erieger. ana daughter have returned 20
the city after a weeks visit to Mr..
Kriege-'s pn;onts at Joliet, Ill.
Funeral Services for Edward Nichols
Sr win be held at his late residence
0-lfIOllsst tICGI. at 8 u 4. III i uSSOdy
and at Asstmy ton church st a. m.
Henry / aswrenco, infant son cf Mr.. ana
Mrs. T. rs Watson, 612 Gault ;er street,
died Yesterday TIE frneral w II be held
TOMORROW plornirg. from the residence.
Mary Clron. p domeStic employed at
227 South Exchange street, was arrested
by Detective Fraser last evening" for an
allie ged theft Of so from Ter employer
The timorthIy meeting Of the central
committee Of the st. Paul Christian En-
deavor union viii be held in the Wood
land Park Baptist church Friday even ng,
May 3.
G. Joseph pleaded, guilty to the thect
OF a bicycle from the sidewalk on Fir-
gipia avenue, near Martin street. in po-
lice court yesterday and was sent to the
workhouse for ninety days,
Hot ashes started fire in the base
mont Of the st. Pierre flats, Jackson
and Winter streets, at 4:39 o'clock yes
terday afternoon. The Haze was ccn-
fined to tee basement, and resulted in
about $500 damage.
In a letter received from Esther Pear
son, Worcester, Mass. Chief O'Ccnn or
has been requested to locate a father
and brother of the girl. John Pearson
and his son Axel, who, when last heard
OF seven years ago, were in st. Paul.
Additional complaints regarding poor
spTinl1ling was received by City Eng
neer Claussen yesterday Each CT the
contractors has been informed of the
complaints made, and a decided change
in the methods prevalent is expected
Monday.
The trustees of the Church Of St Ag-
ness, corner Thomas and Kent streets,
yesterday obtained a hermit for altera-
lions and repairs to cost 81 900. The trus-
tees are also contemplating additions to
the .edifice that will cost between S1SC00
and $20,GG1
Robert NOlmer has secured permit
from the building inspector for the cree
ton Of a two and a half story frame
apartment house. to be located on the
north side Of George street, between
Livingston and South Robert streets. 1t
viii cost $500.
B.. K. Find1ey a telegraph operator,
was arrested by Defective Murnane and
Special Detective William McFetter;dge
Of the Northern Pacific road, yesterday.
1t is alleged that he is one of a gang
that@seeeTe and sell railroad passes. He
sold pass to Seattle for S.
County Assessor Conley and his assist
ants were busy yesterday giving the new
ly appointed deputy district assessors
their instructions and material to work
with The men will be put to wo.k on
Wednesday morning, and it is expected
that they will be through in four weeks
The police have been notified that a
young man puTporting to be nephew of
A. D. Osborne, president of the Second
National Bank Of Hartford Conn, and a
runaway student from Yale university,
IS soliciting financial aid from people on
the hill He is said to be an impostor
The regular quarterly rally of the