The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-02
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- George Sudheimer will leave today for
Montreal to participate in the American
championship matches.
A meeting of the board of park com
missioners will be held Monday evening.
Little of Importance Is to be trans
acted.
The knights of Columbus will render
an informal reception to William Lud-
wig at the hall on Robert street this
evening
The United States customs receipts for
last month were $4S,OOO of which SIG, 900
was received at st. Paul and $4,000 at
Minneapolis.
The annual meeting of the Humane So
ciety will be held In the society rooms
in the chamber Of commerce this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
A meeting of the assembly committee
on streets will be held Monday afternoon.
The proposed union depot grant will be
given consideration.
Archbishop Ireland will bless the can
dies at solemn high mass In the cathe-
dral today, which is known in ecclesias-
teal circles as Candlemas.
; Mrs. Mary Casey died Thursday at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Olderg, 500 Gaultier street Funeral ar
rangements will be announced later
The county board of abatement met
yesterday and, after allowing and dis
allowing a few minor applications adj
1ourned until II O'Clock this forenoon.
George b. Stevens, Dakota county, was
appointed inspector in the dairy and
food commissioners department yester-
day. He will assume his duties at
once.
There was a chimney fire in the build
ing occupied by the Konantz Saddlery
company, Sixth and Jackson streets, last
evening at $40 o'clock. No damage was
done.
The officers of St. Paul Chapter No. "a,
Order of the Eastern Star, are requested
to meet in the blue lodge room of the
Masonic temple this evening promptly at
S o'clock.
The Primary union Will meet this aft
ernoOn at the House of Hope. Mrs. II.
F. Stiliwen, Mrs. G. A. Hunt, Mrs. L.
J. Lee and Mrs. c. ]. Hunt will have
charge of the several lessons.
The Minnesota commandery, Loyal Le-
giou, viii celebrate Lincoin's birthday,
by a banquet at the West hotel, Mime
apolis. Capt. Henry A Castle, of Wash
ington, will be the chief speaker.
BENJAMIN Herman, twelve-year-old
candy from the store of Walter Nelson,
druggist, at Rice and University. Mel
son did not appear against the boy and
he was discharged yesterday.
DR.. a. A. Gillette, chief surgeon Of the
hospital for crippled children, in his an
nual report shows that since the OPEN
ing of the institution in 1897 ninetyfour
patients have been treated, Of whom for
ty-one have been completely cured or
greatly relieved.
The receipts of the United States rev.
enue Office for January were $167 6O9.4
The figures for the same month last year
were $177, 367 Is, showing a falling off for
last month Of nearly $4,000. The decrease
was principally in documentary and pro-
prietary stamps.
The bell of st. Clements church will
be tolled at the hour of the funeral of
Queen Victoria. A precedent for this
mark Of sympathy was established in
England eighteen years ago, when the
great bell in st. Pauls cathedral was
tolled at the hour of President Garfeld's
funeral.
City Engineer Claussen has just sub
mitted to the board of public works his
estimate of cost on several miles of sew
ers that are contemplated during the
coming year for several of the streets in
the hill district The cost is a little in
excess Of $4,000, the cost to the prop
erty owners being $40 per foot.
Just think what a snap for Toe Ib,
dead or alive, killed to day, dry-picked,
corn-fed turkeys; all sizes: we give you
Tenth and st. Peter; right telephone
number 1921.