The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-09

Second ward will be held this evening, at
I the corner of Seventh street and Bates
avenue Matters of interest to the ward
will be presented r ~
The funeral of Mrs. 7,Annie Marston,
| who deid at New Brighton, Wednesday
| afternoon, was held from st. Vincent's
church at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
| Interment was at Calvary.
A mass meeting for the citizens of the
Second ward, Daytons bluff, has been
called for this evening at Seventh and
Bates. Matters of. extreme interest to
| the ward will he presented.
Postmaster McGin has appointed seven
sub-carriers as follows: Lars H. Beck.
vail, John ]. Brown, Edmond Braak,
John ]. Winn, Jacob Simmer Jr., Alex
L.. Zander and Henry E. Gerbe.
The funeral of Mrs. Maria S. Slime,
who died Thursday afternoon, Will be
held from her late residence, 7C2 Selby
avenue. tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Interment will be at Lebanon, Pa.
The funeral of ]. H. Efchorn, who died
at Rochester yesterday. Nwill be conduct
ed by st. Paul Lodge No. 43, Knights Of
Pythias. on Sunday at z O'Clock from his
late residence, 43 South Wabasha street
James Meiggs, recently released from
Saltwater, was arrested few days ago
in company with the we'll known Sip
per" Fleury at Cleveland. He was sent
to the Cleveland wofkheuse for thirty
days for vagrancy.
A regular meeting Of the executive
council OF the Minnesota. Historical Sc
eiety will be held at the rooms of the
society, Monday evening at 1850. Hon w.
W. Pendergast. of Hutchinson, will read
paper on History Of Hutchinson and
of Mcleod County"
The Primary Sunday School union will
meet at 8 o'clock this afternoon at the
House of Hope Sunday school rooms
Mrs. A. D.. Harmon will read a paper
and Mrs. M. A. Waite will present the
Sabbath school lesson for the following
day
A queerly-acting dog was shot by Of
ficer Griemann at Hatch and Rice streets
yesterday morning. The brute was snarl-
ing and swapping at other dogs and sew
eral times ran after pedestrians. 1t. is
believed the canine was in. the first
throes of rabies.
Frederick Warde, the tragedian, who is
now playing at the Grand was enter
tanned at luncheon by the noon day COM
mittee of the Commercial club, yester-
day. After luncheon he gave a brief adj
dress on 1.-The Relation of the Drama
to Commercial Life He recited several
short poems which were well received by
those present.
Consignments CT eitt-edge1 butter COM
menced to arrive yesterday for the but
termakers' convention which commences
Feb. IS. Shipments have arrived from
Billings. Mont; Stockton, H.; Devon,
To-; Stafford, Kan, and TfipoH. Kan
The butter has been placed in cold stor-
age, as the committee is rot yet ready
to receipt for entries.
Harry Corsonz Clarke and the manage
ment of the Metropolitan opera house
have extended All Invitation to the or
phans of the Protestant and Catholic
orphan asylums and the inmates of the
Home for the Friendlcss to attend the
matinee performance this afte noon TT o
j. B. Cook rransfer company mas vol
unteered to provide conveyance to and
from the opera house. 49,
Ole Braaten, a student at the state ex-
perimental farm. has been taken to the
detention hospital with q well developed
case of smallpox. Braaten and two other
students had been keeping bachelors
half on the second floor of the dwelling
at II Langford Park Place. His two as
sociates were Guaranteed in their Guar
ters. The students at the experimental
farm will all be -vaccinated.-