The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-26

men who got into 'am@ altercatioA lover
a ''foney'' watch on Third street week
ago, were charged with 'dfsorderly" con-
duct. Davis was fined $40 and Meyers
was discharged.
The St. Paul Camera club will exhibit
lantern slides from the Hamilton and
Toronto Camera clubs of Ontario, Can
ada, this evening.
The board of public works yesterday
made adverse reports on a sewer pro-
posed for Minnnehaha street and the
changing of the grade of Maple street,
between Third and .F9ftf streets
Owners of property on Maple street,
between Third and Fifth streets, were
given a hearing before the board of
public works yesterday relative to the
proposed change Of grade on that street
at Fourth street.
The members of ST. Paul chapter, Or
der of the Eastern Star, are requested to
attend the funeral of Mrs Alkaline Will
son Jenkins. from her late residence, 4l9
Wheeler avenue, Merriam Park, tomor-
row at 1880 o'clock a. m.
Barney Schiller, a thirteen-year-o,d
boy, was arrested for stealing bundle
Of papers from McGuigans news stand,
152 East Seventh street. On promise
to be good, Judge Hine permitted him
TO go nome WITH MS IdIler.
It is reported that DR.. George w. Da-
Wis, formerly of the faculty of Manchester
college, has accepted a cali to the Pres
byterian church at Mankato. DR.. Davis
is now in Europe and it not expected to
take up his new work until some time
in July or August.
Mayor Smith was Visited by a delega-
ton of taxpayers from the. First ward
yesterday, who asked that lots valued
at $1,000, opposite the Cleveland school
be set aside for new school building.
Mayor Smith referred them to the
board of school inspectors.
L. Hardinger, $50 Page street, a car
repairer in the Great Northern shops,
was taken to st. Joseph's hospital yes
terday afternoon suffering from scalds
which he had sustained by the bursting
Of radiator in car which he was re-
pairing. He was not. ser iousIy; injured.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
bethany Congregational church will give
a Hiawatha social this evening at the
| home of the Misses Newton, 139 East
Isabel street. HiaWatha and Mime
Eaha and others will be there to receive
and entertain.
Judge Lewis in an order handed down
yesterday granted a divorce to Walker
e. Turner from his wife, Bessie Turner,
The couple We're married in Chicago in
1899, but. only lived together about four
months, the wife taking the initiative
by suddenly disappearing. one bleak and
wintry morning.
The board of directors of the I. O. o. F.
home at Northfield will meet in the local
lodge parlorsz today, Fifth and Wabasha
streets, to elect a superintendent. for the
home, vice D. D. Brubaker, who re-
signed a month ago. There are about
thirty applications for the position, and
the demands for compensation range
from $50 to $10O per month.
In the criminal court yesterday
Judge Kelly and a jury were engaged
in hearing the evidence in the case of
Herman Smith. who is accused of
having participated in a 'hold-up'' neal
the Fourth street tunnel several months
ago. At the last term of court Smith
| was tried, but the jury failed to agree.
James McQuade, an old man who has
| served several terms for swindling, was
sent to the workhous for thirty days
on a charge of petit larceny. He went to
| the home of John Scharfbiliig, janitor
of the Monroe school, and represented
himself as janitor of the school. He was
turned over to the police, and it was
learned that he had been nisrepresenting
himself to a number of people from
whom he would get change for a quarter
and then leave without turning over the
quarter. - +'
The ST. FauI~ Mental Science temple
will give an entertainment Thursday
evening at G.. A. r.. hall. The following
programme will be presented: Either
quartette, Messrs. Hanmerbacher, Steub
| and Brake; song Miss Beulah Mounts
recitation, Miss Ivah Phillips; piano solo,
Miss Hattie Mounts; vocal solo, Miss A
| Arrivee; 1.-The Mental Science Move
ment." o. w. Smith; piano solo, Miss
Ethel Carter; recitation. Miss Ethel Nc
Kay; violin solo. William Rhoden; vocal
solo. Mr. Arohnson; piano solo, Miss Bes-
sic Godkins