The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-22
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The Bald Eagle Improvement associa-
ton will meet this evening at Fiat IT,,
The Newport.
Mrs. Balm. 20 East Eighth street, fell
on the sidewalk near her home yester-
day afternoon and sprained her wrist.
Dr.. Cahim, secretary to Archbishop Ire
land, denies that the archbishop has been
notified Of his appointment as cardinal
The funeral of the late Mrs. Frances A
Mead will be held this afternoon from the
family residence, 29S Pleasant avenue, at
2 o'clock.
B. l.. Freely, manager OF the st. Paul
office Of the Northwestern Telephone ex-
change, who has been seriously i'll at the
city hospital, is recovering rapidly.
The St Paul club will exhibit lantern
slides from the Buffalo, Syracuse and
Chicago Camera clubs this evening, at
their club rooms, As E. Fourth street.
w A Gates will give an illustrated
lecture on the Passion Play" Friday
evening at the Park Congregational
church for the benefit of the church.
Rev DR.. Marion D. Shutter will address
the congregation of the UniversaIist
Church of the Redeemer, Holly avenue
and st. Adams street., next Sunday at 4
p. m.
Evening Star. Rebekah Lodsc No. IS,
will celebrate its twentieth anaiV ers&ry
tomorrow with dance at Odd Fellows
hall, Fifth and Wabasha streets. Supper
will be served.
The lecture by Newell Dwight Hills.
which was to have been given at the
Peoples church Jan. q, has been post
poned to some time in March on &C
count Of the illness of DR.. Hills.
Bert L. Marshall. locomotive fireman.
residing at $50 Ross street, has filed a
petition in bankruptcy. His liabilities
are S23S. 30 and he assets are given at
$25. which is claimed to be exempt.
Bishop Keene of Dubuque, arrived at
st. Paul this morning for the purpose of
taking part in the examinat.9c of the
students at St. PauTs seminary which
will be held during the latter part of the
week
The meeting that was to have been
held by West Seventh street property
owners at 542 West Seventh street last
night. to discuss paving, was postponed
until Friday night on account of poor
attendance.
Superintendent of Schools Lewiston yes
terday sent to the principals and teachers
OF the public, schools of the city copies OF
Il letter he received from Health Com
missioner OhaGe, relating to the VAGINA
ton Of the pupils.
The funeral Of Carl Adam Boyer, who
died "Wednesday in Butte, Mont. Of ty-
phoid pneumonia, was held yesterday
from the residence of his father 652 Day
ton avenue. The interment was at the
German Lutheran cemetery. Mr.. Boyer
was twenty-five years old
Michael Earl, seventy years old, wan
dered away from his home, 1872 East York
street. Sunday morning, and his where
aboutS were unknown until yesterday
morning. The police We're notified that
he had walked to Mayall's farm, near
Pig Eye, and was taken care of by
Oscar johnson, who runs the farm.
st. Paul UntversaIists have organized
the church of the Redeemer, with the
following officers: Honorary moderator
for life), Russell Blakeley; treasurer, Dr
A. T. Upham; secretary, Miss M. c.
Thatcher; members of the board of trus-
tees, Mrs. J. II. Williams Mrs NJ A.
Hall. R. A Weston, R. r. Crig!er and w.
V. Towle.
The Twin City Liberal Sunday School,
union Will be entertained this evening bv
the people of All Souls church Eighth
avenue and Sixth street, S. II. Mime
apolis. Super will be served at $50 D. H.
Musical programme al $50 Will he fol
lowed by an address on RELIGIOUS Gull
ture' by Rev. Richard G. Boynton. Take
Como interurban cars to Eighth avenue