The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-13
CITY NEWS

81 Paul Lodge No los, Order of Co
lumbar knights, will give its first
bah next Tuesday.
The annual meeting of the Associated
Charities will be held tomorrow after
noon in the mayors office.
The Socialist Labor party will hold its
monthly nus mess meeting this afternoon
in Federation hall, Third and Wabasha
streets.
The Shakespeare Club will meet tomor-
row at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. Deveril,
81 East Central avenue. The subject is
Richard IL" act ,.
Mary A. Kohler. of New Canada, was
adjudged insane in the probate court yes
terday morning and was committed to
the Rochester hospital
St Paul Court No s, Royal ladies,
viii meet at Elks' hall tomorrow even
ing, oct. "A An entertainment will be
given after the meeting.
Executive Agent Fullerton. of the state
FISH and game commission, viii issue
aluminium tags to be attached to nets
used by licensed fishermen.
The Arion Singing society will open its
season Of entertainment with "hraenz-
cLeR" tomorrow evening at Pfeifers hail,
Eighth and Wabasha streets.
ne IdN1tGS VI OOuIl Alpha NJ IL I.
O.. F. viii entertain Court Minnesota.
visiting Foresters and the degree team
with an oyster supper Wednesday even
ing at Central hall.
Congressman Page Morris, of Duluth,
passed through St. Paul last night on
his way home from the Soo where he
has been spending the past few days
with a number of congressman.
The annual harvest festival viii be
held at St. PauIs Episcopal church next
Thursday evening at s o'clock. The
church viii be appropriately decorated
and the vested choir will render Gar
r-tt's harvest cantata.
The health department has given no..
tice 10 the fireman at the new postofhcs
that he must be more careful in mis-
firing. Dense smoke issuing from the
chimney The past few Gays yesterday
caused an Inspector to bring his camera
into use.
farewell reception for Ensign and
Mrs. Throckmorton. of the local Saliva
ton Army corps, will be held at the
barracks. 266 East Seventh street this
evening. Mrs Throckmorton's health
necessitates her removal to Southern
California.
DR.. Ohage has again filed with the
Omaha officials a protest against the
noise which nightly disturbs himself ara
ueishbOrs in the vicinity of Irvine par'l
He has been informed that it will be
stopped. Putting engines and humping
cars are the offenders.
Gustav Kreger has brought suit in
the district court against Charles A.
Nelson to recover for trespass. They
are neighbors and the plaintiff claims
the defendant has encroached on his
property to the extent of setting his
fence beyond the proper line.
Suit has been brought in the district
court by Hugh T. Halbert, as trustee
III bankruptcy of Stephen Pranke, 10
have set aside a transfer of property
he claims was Illegally made by Pranke
Pranke turned in his assets, but for
get to make mention Of a lot he owned
City Engineer Claussen has decided to
discontinue all contract sprinkling after
this month. A few wagons owned by
The city viii be kept in service until
snow falls. but their operations will be
confined TO the business district only
The paved streets were flushed for the
last time last night.
All street car lines not equipped with
the new cars patterned after the
Fourth street line will be supplied in a
few weeks with a number of remodeIed
single motors. They are the old twenty
two foot cars, refurnish6G and supplied
with modern conveniences and will be
n welcome addition
Protests were yesterday entered with
the board of public works by a number
Of property owners against the confirm
alton of the assessment for the paving
of Bradley, North and Bedford streets.
They live beyond the portion paved and
contend that if the paving is ever ex-
tended they will have to pay twice.
J. A. Malmquist, a butcher at 300 East
seventh street. and c. E. Larson. an
other butcher at $50 East Seventh street.
We're before Judge Hine in the police
court yesterday on the charge of SELL