The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-20
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The park board will meet at o'clock
tomorrow evening.
The Self Culture club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Jacob Danz Jr., Wednesday
afternoon.
The Bald Eagle Improvement associa-
ton will meet Tuesday evening at fat
IT, The Newport
1.-The Curative Power of The Mind
will be the subject at the Mental Science
Temple Central hall this morning at
II o'clock.
The Altar society of st. James church
will give social at Ayd's hall. West
Seventh street near Randolph, Wednes-
day evening.
]. W, Johnson will speak before the
Socialist-Labor party this afternoon at
2;So in Assembly hall. Su jet, The
Class Struggle"
Gustave Reinrich School, a sergeant
major in the British army, will address
the young mems meeting at the Y. NJ. c.
A this afternoon.
Myrtle Temple No 2, Rathb ne SIS
ters, viii give twentieth oentu baH
Tuesday evening. at Pythian hail. Sixth
and Robert streets.
number of bids for sewers in diff
ferent parts of the city, viii BE- opened
at the meeting of the board of public
works tomorrow afternoon.
The Manchester School union will meet
this evening at o'clock at the Ramsey
school. Rev. 7. f. Shields will speak on
Methods Of Child Training.
The joint committee on streets of the
assembly and board of aldermen will
meet at 1880. tomorrow evening to con-
slider the rev building ord name.
The chronological society will meet in
Central hall at p. m. today. The SUBJ
ject of the address will lie Character
Ideals, Past, Present and Future
The Assumption Social society will give
its third card party of the season We'd
nesday, Jan. 80, at Assumption hall.
Game will begin at $50 p. m. sharp.
Herbert Schwartz, a .twelve-year-old
boy living at 400 st. Peter street, was
badly bitten by bulldog while playing
on the street near his home yesterday
morning.
Peter Ericsson, of Minneapolis. ares ed
for throwing a brick at John Carey, at
Merriam Park, Friday afternoon, did not
appear in police court yesterday and for
feited $40 bail
The fifth anniversary ball of the Laurel
club will be given at the Ryan hotel
Wednesday evening, Feb g. The club
will give a mothers party at Lifts hall
Friday evening.
Arthur Stapleton. SO College avenue,
is at the city hospital with a painfully
sprained ankle. He is another victim OF
the slippery streets, having fallen near
Seventh and Broadway.
The night school at the Madison Lui d.
ing, reopened since New Years, S ows
constantly growing attendance Thor
ough instruction is given. including Gec-
man and bookkeeping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwood will give illus
trated lectures and recitatiors at Pfei =
er's hail. Eighth and Wabasha stree S.
this afternoon at 2:30, under the auspf es
of the Social-Democratic party.
Emma Swanson, twenty-nine years old.
and living at 1889 Fauquier street, was
committed to the insane 1sylum at Roch-
ester yesterday by Judge BaZille. She
is subject to religious DEUS ons.
A meeting of property owners-of West
Seventh street between Ramsey and Tas-
carora will be held Monday evening at
542 West Seventh street. The paving Of
that thoroughfare will be discussed
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Widmer, who
died Friday, will take place Monday
morning from the residence of fer daugh-
ter, Mrs Mary Campbell, 5 Ora e street,
followed by services at ST.. F.. ames church.
Mrs Lucy w. French died yesterday
at the home of her son, O. L. French
at, South Park. Mrs. French was in t e
eighty-fourth year Of her age. The re-
mains viii be shipped to'eGladbro k TO-,
for interh3ent. te-.
The joint. city hall and court house
commission at its next meeting will con-
slider the ACCESSIBILITY of changing the
elevator fower from steam to electricity.
1t is GAINED that better service won d
be given and saving effected.
At the St Paul Commons tomorrow
evening assistant city engineer will
speak on the st. Paul waterworks.. Alb
raham Frank and Morris Manton will
reeite and Miss Wallace will give a
reading. Harry Stewart, of Minneapolis,
will furnish music.
The annual meeting of the S at, HIS
torical society will be held tomorrow
evening at the hall of tie house of repre-
sentatives. President Alexander Rams ey
will speak and Col. George d. Rogers,
secretary of the Minneapolis cham er of
commerce, will read PAPER on
The report of the health department
for December shows that there were
total of 13S deaths, 26l births and rs mar
riages during the month. Deaths from
infectious diseases We're repoi ted as fol-
lows: Tubercu osls of the lungs, Is; diph-
liberia. 6; typhoid fever, 4; other in
fectious diseases, 10.
Social hop at Garfield hal go Waba
sha street, Monday, Jan. q, 1901. Pepin's
orchestra. Tickets % cents.