The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-17
CITY NEWS.

Mrs Russell R. Dorr has returned to
st. Paul after an. extended absence in the
East.
1vanhoe chapter, O. E. s., will give a
colonial euchre party Monday evening at
Summit hail.
The third false alarm in a week was
sent in from Tenth andsSt. Peter streets
at IL O'Clock last night.
Assemblymen Benson and Warner were
IN conference with the board of public
works yesterday relative to the paving
of Rice street.
The Taylor Memorial Aid association
will meet Wednesday afternoon at the
Central high school for payment of dues
and sick benefits.
The Taylor Memorial Aid association
will meet Wednesday afternoon at the
Central high school for the payment of
dues and sick benefits.
John A Logan Women's Veteran Re
lief union will give a euchre party at the
home of William Trezuyulny, 81 East
Tenth street, next Wednesday, evening.
Acker post, w. r. c., No. Z, will hold
memorial services at s o'clock in Cen
trail hall. Mrs. Annie L. Morrison. de-
partment chaplain, will deliver the adj
dress.
Charges of malicious destruction of
, property and contempt of court against
thirteen-year-old - Ernest Christensen
Z have been withdrawn by Probation Of
ficer Bingham.
Smallpox has been reported to the state
board Of health from Hampton, Castle
Rock and Randolph. There. are eleven
s. case at Hampton, which We're at first
mistaken for eilickenpox
PatrOlDan Peters found n roy,oa,,S
purse at Seventh and Wabasha streets
last evening. A receipt inside bore the
name Of Miss d. Heggie The purse
awaits the owner at the central police
station
A lease was put on record yesterday
running from William Beck to Henry
. Stein for the west one-haIf Of lot IL
block is. Robert & RandaIls addition.
The lease runs for eleven years, with a
: rental of $1,000 per annum.
Fire at the home of George Britter. 15s
State street, was caused by the upsetting
, OF a lamp by one of the children at $50
O'Clock last evening. The damage to
building and contents amounted to SIS
and is covered by insurance.
The subscription masquerade to be
given Monday evening at Mozart hall by
the Mozart club promises to be unusu-
ally brilliant and interesting. 1t is to be
very national in character, with excel
lent German stage performances.
j. NJ. McNiel was arrested by Detec-
tive Fraser last night and charged with
dlsorderly conduct. He was seen by the
Queer following a woman who did not
seem to court his attentions and was
suddenly disturbed in his MASKING
The case against Charles McDermott,
charged with vagrancy and drunkenness
was continued until Monday. The police
suspect him of the larceny of a aNck
from the home of Mrs Hanson. John and
Sixth streets, and are investigating the
case.
The assembly committee on streets will
meet tomorrow afternoon. The business
on hand is of little Importance it con-
sisting in the main of old street car
measures shelved because of promised
reforms on the part of the street car
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. lockwood, Of Terre
Haute, Ind, who are making an extend
ed trip in the interests of Socialism, will
speak this afternoon at Pfeifers hall on
that subject. The title of the lecture is
Il Facts Cleaned From the Field" Tha
lecture viii be illustrated.
By bill Of sale filed In the office of
the city clerk, E. NJ. Cameron. proprietor
of what is known as Ellworth's Music
hall, on West Seventh street, has trans
ferred his interest in the fixtures and
stock Of his place Of business to Mrs. H.
Cameron for consideration Of $500.
Assemblymen Benson and Warner were
before the board of public works yester-
day relative to the paving of Rice street
the matter settled and gave the board
to understand that the assembly would
acquieSce in any preliminary orders
brought before them for this purpose.
The 1Iamiine Epworth league will give
a tourist entertainment Monday evening,
Feb. %, in the Hamline M E. church.
The programme will illustrate with the
'stereOptiCon a trip through California
Messrs Coyle and Musgrave will show
200 stereopticon views of California seen
ETY.
The case against Sam Fink, charged
with disorderly conduct at Oscar Tank
enoff's saloon Friday evening, was con-
tinued to Monday. Fink, through his at
torney, stated that he would keep away
from the place and was released on his
own reeognizance. He denies ever pro-
ducing revolver, as charged.
]. E. Citizens, 81 wilkins street, was
taken to the city hospital yesterday, suf-
fering from a fracture of the right leg
near the ankle. He sustained his injury
by falling on Market street Friday night
Joe Schue was arrested yesterday on a
warrant charging him with larceny II
is alleged that he offered to rush the