The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-24
CITY NEWs 8.

Patrolman James White, of the central
detail has rendered his resignation
A false alarm called the department to
Twelfth and Robert streets at Gas o'clock
last evening
Mrs. A. e. Johnson, resident of the
city for the past twenty eight years, will
open an institute of mental science.
A w. Smith will speak on Positive
and Negative Thought" at the Mental
Science Temple this morning at IL O'clock.
Rev. ]. K. Shellenberger will speak on
temperance at the Clinton Avenue M. E.
church at $3.50 this afternoon. Mrs. Scho-
field will sing.
The Rev e c. Mitchell, being confined
to his house with la grippe, the New Jeru-
salem Cor Swedenborgian) church will
be closed today.
The board Of public works on Monday
afternoon will give hearing to property
owners on the proposed change of grade
of Maple street.
The board of fire commissioners will
hold a meeting on the evening of March
6. The business on hand as far as known
ISIS trictly routine.
Mr.. George Freeman is now a member
of the board of fire commissioners. His
commission was made out and signed by
Mayor Smith yesterday.
The public examiner and assistants
have been busy at the Saltwater prison
for several days past opening a new set
of books for the institution
A delegation of fifteen residents of
Rice street called on Mayor Smith yester-
day afternoon to protest against the
PRAYING Of that street as ordered by the
council
A plaster cast, about five feet high, of
the proposed dome of the new capitol
building was placed on exhibition in the
corridor of the capitol building yester-
day.
A defective chimney caused a fire in
the roof of a house occupied by George
LefeVre, 1853 Water street, $50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The DANCE was
slight
The board of directors Of the Y. NJ. c.
A. held a short business session at noon
yesterday and ratified the lease for three
years of the Dyer building for the recrea-
ton department.
County Treasurer Metzdorf calls the at
tention Of taxpayers to the fact that
personal property taxes must be paid by
the 2Sth instant if the taxpayer wishes to
escape the legal penalty.
Rev. D. Morgan will give lecture on
''The Theocracy of Moses at Pfiefers
hall, Eighth and Wabasha, this after
noon at 2:S0, under the auspices of the
Social Democratic party.
The Crusaders society will give
musical entertainment at the hall, Tween
ty-siXth and Fort streets, at O'Clock
this afternoon. John D O'Brien will de-
liver the principal address.
Timothy Fee, a pioneer resident of Da-
kota county, died yesterday at his late
residence in Mendoza. Tho funeral will
take place tomorrow morning from st.
Peters church at Mendoza.
Mrs. Bridget Markham died yesterday
afternoon at st. Joseph's hospital The
funeral will take place from the family
residence 610 Conway street at $3.50, ana
at st. Mary's church at o'clock.
The st. Paul Sash and Lumber COM
many. whose plant on Rice street was
recently damaged by fire. yesterday OBJ
tanned a permit to make repairs. The
cost for the repairs is estimated at 81 ,2O0
A meeting of the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society Of the Park Congrega-
tfonal Church, will be held Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Robinson, 155 Nina ave-
nue.. Central Turkey will be the sub
ject.
AT the st. Paul Commons Monday even
ing Mrs. c. N. Akers will speak on
Physical Features of Minnesota" John
+. Gehan will sing, accompanied by Miss
A. McQuillsn. Miss Queen Frey will re-
cite
Daniel Marcy, appointed superintendent
of the fire alarm system has appointed
Robert Nugent and Renie Guybert as
operators in the department, to fill the
vacancies caused by the resignation of
Fred and Sherwood Hough.
Mrs. Minnie Morgan, aged forty-one
years, died yesterday afternoon at her
late residence, 25I Duke street. The
funeral viii take place Monday evening
and the remains will he taken to Mil
Waukee for interment.
The Minnesota Congregational club VIII
hold its regular meeting at the Plymouth
church, Minneapolis, at o'clock Mon
day evening. Rev. DR.. William E. Ear
ton, Of Chicago, will speak on 1.-The Life
and Character of George Washington
The funeral of Mrs Kajsa Lena Peter
son. whose death occurred JAN 10 will
take place this afternoon at 1:30 from the
family residence, 912 Albemarle street.
Mrs. Peterson was SiXty-eight years of
age, and had lived in ST. Paul many
years.
The st. Paul City Railway company
has filed its annual report in the office
of the city treasurer, in which it reports
that during the year 1900 the company's
gross earnings In this city, including one
half the earnings on the interurban line
were $1,120,375
Miss Blanche Morgan, teacher of Eng
hsh at the Central high school. has been