The Saint Paul globe., 1901-01-27
CITY NEWS

The public schools will begin their Sec
ond term Monday.
The lecture at the Bethel boat this
evening viii be on 1.-The Life of the
Puritans and Early Settlers of this Coun-
try"
f.. A. Arzt, of St. Paul, has bcen ap-
pointed superintendent and chief electri-
clan of the Pipestone Light and Power
company.
The funeral of the late Walter L.
Works will be held at o'clock this
afternoon from the family residence, 0S7
Sims street.
Mr. Meyer, of Milwaukee. will speak
before the Social-Democratic party this
afternoon at 2:50 at Pfeifer's hal4, Eighth
and Wabasha.
The funeral of Mrs. L. A. Williams,
who died yesterday at st. Joseph's hos
pital will be held at 10 Il. m. tomorrow
from 3lS Wabasha street.
A. T. Soucheray, tenor scloist at St.
Iuke's church, assisted at the exercises
at st. Paurs seminary, the occasion be-
ing the feast of st. Paurs.
Mrs. O. NJ johnson will lecture before
the Socialist Labor party this afternoon,
2'30 o'clock, in the Assembly ha Is. Sub
ject, THE Domestic Question
@. w Smith, before the Mental Science
temple, Central hall, win this morning
continue the DISCUSSION of the subject of
''The Curative Power of the Mind
Joseph Cullen, upset with load of hay
at Earl and Seventh streets, suffered q
bad ankle sprain. He was attended by
Fauquier street.
three-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. J. Clougherty, viii be. held at 2
O'Clock this afternoon from the residence,
4Si Burgess street
The match race between Tcm NdcGov-
ern and Louis johnson, which was to
have taken place last Sunday, will be
skated this afternoon at the Arlington
rink, York ard Edgerton streets.
Mrs. Sarah M Farber widow of the
late J. w. Furber, OF Cottage Grove,
0ied yesterday at the home of Mrs.
Stella NJ. Haskell; s214 ST. Adams street
The iaterment viii be at Cottage Grove.
Universal brotherhood Lodge No CT,
reading room will be open Sunday after
Moons form to Al 25l Endicott' arcade.
AlYile H2lleen Cal Case street, fell on
the icy sidewalk near Seventh and F4ank
streets and sprained her arms.
The board of public works will give
property owners a hearing on the pro-
posed macadamiZing Of Seventh street,
from Hope 10 Phalen, Monday afternoon.
The city engineer estimates that the i'm
provcment viii cost $2.61 rer front foot.
Mathew Cechmeister, a farmer from
Lebanon, fell from his wagon while
driving on RondO street, near Bay late
yesterday afternoon. He was taken to
the city hospital, where it was found
that he had sustained a severe sprain Of
the right knee
Charles ROuth, of Buffalo. Mimi, was
taken suddenly i'll at the union depot yes
terday while on his way to Crookston.
He was. taken to the city hospital in the
central patrol wagon. 1t was stated at
the hospital that he was suffering from
acute alcoholism.
The funeral of Major D. Pettis. for
many years head waiter at the Ryan.
will he held tomorrow afternoon at 2
oclock. The services will be conducted
by Perfect Asia lodge, F. and A M, ut
st. James NJ. E. church. Jay and Fuller
streets. The remains will be inferred at
Oakland cemetery
st. Paul's college chorus will give
concert Feb. at the opera house. st.
Faul Park. Miss Hopes ladies: orchestra
and Miss Eva Alcott, scprano solotst wi
assist in the rendition OF a carefully Sc
lected programme of twelve numbers
Miss Belden viii act as director of the
chorus.
The Commons Literary and Social
club Will meet Monday night. Music
will be furnished by Miss Lena Beck
man, Mrs. Eugene Bishop, Miss, Han
son and Morris Mantou. There will be
recitations byaLillie Frank. Alvira Man
ton, Alvina Skousgard, Edith GottIieber.
Edith La Pine, Elmer Douglas and
Abraham Frank. Mrs O. E. Johnson
and Miss Ada Wallace Will read
At the last meeting of Evening Star
Lodge No Is, officers were installed for
the ems uirg term as follows: Miss Gei~tie
NJ. DeLmore, noble grand Miss Bertha
Kies. vice grand Mrs. M E. Reed re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Addie B. Wood
worth, +. s.; Mrs. S. J. Chrest, chap
lain; Mrs. c. F. Mamth, treasurer; Mrs.
A 1. Eubank, R. s.. to N G.; Mrs. E.
McCleary, L. S. to n. G.; Miss Daisy
White, warden; Mrs. Jennie Fry, Cen
dueter; Mrs. IDA Gains, r. S. to v. c.;
Miss Mary Schultz, L.. S. to V. G.; Mrs
Adams, inside guardian; Mrs Lillian
Hofstetter, outside guardian. At the
close of the session, supper was served.
There viii be initiation at the next meet
ing, Feb. q