The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-14
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"A meeting of the police board has been
called for Saturday evening at clock.
The business win be largely routine.
A meeting of the assembly committee
on streets will be held this afternoon.
The business on hand is unimportant.
At the meeting of the park board to be
held next Monday evening the reorgan-
ization of the board will be effected and
officers elected.
Vera Gamman, four years OF age, and
living ct sos Frank street. fell from
chair at her home last evening and was
seriously hurt on the back Of the head.
Freiheit Lodge No. 81, D. of H, will
celebrate its fourth anniversary with
card party Saturday evening" March 16,
at Mitsch hall, st. Peter and Seventh
streets.
John Quick was taken from the Help
Ing Hand mission, on East Third street
yesterday, suffering from smallpox.
The mission was fumigated and the in
mates vaccinated.
Mr.. Beech, the booking manager of the
Redpath Lyceum bureau, of Chicago, is
in the city arranging with Secretary
Grace, of the Y. NJ. c. A. for the next
years course.
e. Snodgrass Jr.. a ST. Paul boy who
pacity of a machinist, has sailed from
Newport News on the New York en-
route to Hong Kong.
Col c. G. Kimball, inspector in charge
of the St Paul postoffice inspectors, has
returned from Washington Arrange
nients were made for increasing the ac-
conlmodations of the local office.
The aldermanic committee on streets
will meet tomorrow afternoon for the
consideration of a few minor ordinances.
The committee on claims will meet at
3 O'Clock 30 pass on the usual bills and
accounts.
Mrs. Sophia Reynolds died yesterday
morning at the residence of her niece,
Mrs. Charles Schwartz, $40 Lincoln ave-
nue.. She was tifty-nine years of age,
and the remains will be taken to Peoria,
Ill, for interment
Warden j. T. Sanders of the state
game and fish commission, yesterday
seized three moose heads near Brainerd.
The game was being sent from Aitkin to
brainerd. The sender of the game has
not been apprehended.
The st. Paul Turnverein has filed
articles of Incorporation with the secre-
tary of state. There is no capital stock
and the object is to run and equip a
gymnasium for the physical training of
men, women and children
The committee having in charge the
raising of subscriptions for the public
baths and coming conventions. is az
work. The executive committee of st.
Paul Division No. 40 Order of Railway
Conductors has voted to lend the COM
nuttee every possible assistance.
The Knights of the Blessed Virgin So
dality of st. Mary's Parish will give an
entertainment Monday, March IS, at the
school hail. corner Ninth and Locust
streets. The drama entitled 1.-The Flight
Of the Wild Bird and several we'll re-
hearsed specialtfes viii be included in
the programme.
John Wolf met with a peculiar accident
at his home, "a West College avenue yes
terday morning. While dressing in his
room he was struck by falling plaster
which had been loosened by the bursting
Of water pipe in the room above. He
sustained a number of painful bruise s
about the head and shoulders.
A Hiawatha entertainment will be
given at the Peoples church Friday
evening, March Is, by the children of
the Sunday school. The story of the
life Of Hiawatha will be given by the
children Illustrated with stereopticon
pictures taken from the Frederick REM
ington Hiawatha. and a chorus will sing
from the w eddIng FeaSt.
The st. Johns Dramatic club will pre-
sent the new Irish romantic drama,
'For Honor's Sake in three acts, Satur-
day afternoon and evening, March is.
at St Joints hall, Frances and Forest
streets, for the benefit of St John g
Catholic church. Miss Nora Clinton viii
appear in the leading role. supported by
cast including Miss Aggie McDermott.
Rudolph Seastand, s27 Sims street was
taken to the city hospital yesterday
afternoon suffering from two scalp
wounds which he sustained while repair
Ing trolley of a Stryker avenue car. The
spring connecting the trolley to the top
of the car gave way and Seastand was
struck on the head by the pole His in
1uries are not serious.
The eminent impersonater, Mr.. Leland
7. Powers, is at the ryan hotel, where
he will rest during the day, before enact
ing his version of David Garrick" at
the Peoples church tonight in the Y.
NJ. c. A. course. Mr.. Powers prefers to
receive no callers on the day of the even
ing when he is to give this particular
comedy. which he considers his MASTER
piece