The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-14

GERS at the guild rooms of the, church on
Monday, April Is, at 2:30 o'clock p. N.
The board of public works. at its meet
ing tomorrow afternoon. will give a hear
ing to the property owners affected by
the proposed grading of Mount Hope
street and several minor improvements.
Edward LIE Claire 112 Edmund street,
had three fingers of his right hand badly
| mangIed yesterday in a paint mill at the
! shops of the st. Paul White Lead and
Cd company, where he is employed.
Joe Barney, Bonnie Beisang and Albert
Schultz the three boys who were fined
$40 each for shooting ducks, were yester-
day allowed by Judge Hine to go on pro-
baton, sentence having been suspended.
Mrs Jacobs, 77k West Third street,
was yesterday charged with assault and
battery She chastised a young daughter
of e. w. Young, who lives in the same
house. She was obliged to sign peace
bonds.
The Pioneer Business School club gave
dancing party in the school rooms
Ryan annex, last evening Thirty couples
enjoyed themselves. The club will hold
regular meeting Thursday evening at 100,
| April IS.
Henry Jerome was placed under arrest
y
for breaking parole. Last September he
was paroled from Saltwater where he was
| serving his second term for forgery. lie
VIII be taken back to Saltwater.
Mary Kennedy died at st. Josephs hos
pital yesterday. aged twenty eight. The
( funeral will take place from the resi-
dence Of Edward A. Nolan, S97 Carroll
street. tomorrow morning at $50, with a
service at st. Luke's church.
Mrs. Sarah Kavanaugh,. widow OF the
late David Kavanaugh, died Friday at
the family residence, 291 South Robert
i street. The funeral will be held tornor-
low from the house. at $50, with a serv-
ice at ST. MichaeIs church at o'clock
State Agent w A. Gates, of the board
Of corrections and charities, was robbed
of $50 on a train coming from Chicago
Friday night. lie placed his wallet with
the money under his pillow and when he
got home found that the money had dis
appeared.
Chief O'Connor has issued orders that
the law prohibiting mischevious boys
from throwing stones at peddlars be
strictly enforced. Several peddlars Rave
been injured and hereafter boys caught
throwing anything at them will be ar
rested.
Sanity City Lodge No. so, United Order
Of Commercial Travellers of America,
will hold it's seventh social session Of the
present season next Saturday evening at
Elks' hall. This will be the last of the
season and a very large attendance Is
| expected.
C. E. LANCE 125 Spruce street, fell from
| his bicycle at Iglehart and St. Peter
| streets late yesterday afternoon and for
short time was unconscious. He was
removed to the city hospital where it was
/ hot hoo Il
tanned no serious injuries
o. w. Smith will commence a series Of
lectures before the st. Paul Mental Sci
ence Temple at Central hall, this morn
ing at II o'clock. The subject is "a Gen
eral Review Of the Different Systems of
Healing" Subject for tomorrow, Heal
ing With or Without Medicine"
Dana Schmal, young son of Juliu:
Schmall, of Redwood Falls, was run owe,
by Central Grocery company wagon a.
Sixth and Wabasha streets, yesterda.
morning. He was badly bruised abou
the face and head. Mr. Schmall wa!
chief clerk Of the house of representa-
tives.
At St. Paul Commons tomorrow even
ing w. A. Hicks will give several read
ings, J. A. Oblinger will contribute i'm
personators and music and recitations
will be given by Edith Gottlieber
Mrs. Carrie Frank, Alvina Skonsgard
Lillian and A. Frank and a mixed quar-
tette.
I. c. Borg, proprietor OF a bicycle sho,
at PA st. Peter street. and an employ
named Peter Nielsen, were slight,
burned by the explosion of a gasolin,
tank at about 1 o'clock yesterday after
noon. The explosion caused a Sigh
blaze which was extinguished withou
any loss
The services in Central Park M. Z.
church are to be Of unusual interest to-
day. Bishop J. NJ. Walden, of Cincinnati.
o., who fas seldom If ever. been heard
| In this city. will preach in the morning,
and Presiding Elder F. M. Rule in the
evening. Some of the Easter music will
be repeated.
Today the newly erected st. PauPs
church, Of the y. United Evangelical
church, corner of Mississippi and Thir-
teenth streets, will be dedicated. Services
in German Will be held, at 1880 a. m.
and p. m. and in English at o. m.
Bishop r. Dubs D.. D., IL. D.. of Chi
cago, win officiste at all these services,
assisted by other ministers.
Nick Williams, William Wardner and
c. H. Smith, the three men who engage
In a barroom fight at the Merchants
hotel, Friday night in which Wardne
was cut three times by knife fourishe
by Williams, were IN police court yester
Gay morning, charged with assault an
battery. As there were no complaints Of
the assault charge, they were changed t.
dlsorderly conduct and the cases con
tinued until Monday. q, 4-,,.
The annua' parish meeting, of the AS
, censton church. Episcopal, was held Mon
day evening. The reports of the officers
showed that the effort instituted some
months ago for the payment Of the
chufch debt by $500 was successful. Of
ficers for the ensuing year were elected
| as follows: Senior, Warden F. Il. Bay
ard; junior warden, Lloyd Peabody; yes
trynen, A. 3: Harper, DR. " j. Haw-
kins. Thomas Underwood, George L.
Ossn ann and George Stiff
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Third street, st. Paul