The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-05
CITY NEWS

The Irving School union viii meet this
evening at o'clock in the parlors of the
First Presbyterian church.
Edna Irene only dauv,nIer of Mrs Su-
sannah Pooler, died yesterday at 4:45
Rice street. The funeral viii be private.
A. service commemorative cf Crucifxion
day will be held in the First NJ. E. church
this evening at O'Clock. d.. +. M Rule
will deliver an address.
Mrs Sam Layman, 71S Randolph street
arrested on complaint OF her neighbors
who charged her with disarderly conduct
was discharged.
Pawnshop Inspector Lavelle has recov-
cred coats and silverware valued at SIS
that were stolen from the home of w.
II. Null. Bald Eagle lake, between March
5 and :.
Margaret police are looking for the
man who assaulted Hazel, thirteen-year-
old daughter of c. Peterson, 1916 Green
brier avenue, near the Harvester works,
Wednesday noon.
At Plymouth church this evening the
Congregational churches Of the city viii
unite in a Good Friday communion serv
ice. DR. S. C. Smith, OF the Peoples
church, viii preach.
Fire was discovered on enc second floor
of the building at 9S4 Minnesota street at
4:35 o'clock yesterday afternoon. There
was no loss. The place was occupied by
J. J. Ward, plumber.
Five of the nine nurses who were
taken from st. Lukes hospital to the
city hospital, suffering from diphtheria,
have net yet been discharged. They are,
however progressing rapidly.
Peter Lake and Henry Graves were
arrested by Patrelman Kelly, on com
II, \
that they assaulted him near Ninth and
Temperance streets st-evening.
A small blaze on the Great Western
railroad bridge was started yester-
day afternoon by the dropping of hot
Goals from an engine. 1t was eXtinguish-
ed by the chemicals without any loss.
w. II. Beech, alias Beech Fleury. was
arrested by Detective Mu~nane yesterday
afternoon and charged with larce ny. 1t
is alleged that he forced James Goodhue
to give up A.S5 in Twombly's saloon
Wednesday night.
John Collins, arrested by Patrolman
Murnane yesterday afternoon, was
found selling some moulders' tools that
were stolen from the American Hoist and
Derrick company Tuesday nigat. He was
charged with larceny.
The Ladies Society of the English
Lutheran ChurCh OF the R6deemer VIII
hold a sale of aprons and handkes CHIEFS
and serve supper Friday evening. April
Z. The sale viii take place at the resi-
denoe of Miss Bjornshead. So East
Aurora. from $50 to 8 O'Clock.
Mamie, the four-year-oId daughter Of
Mrs. D. Sherwood. who was taken to the
city hospital Wednesday afternoon from
central police station, very i'll with diph
iberia. was much improved last night
and will recover. The mother has been
sent TO the workhouse for ten days.
The Pioneer Business School club held
Its regular meeting in the school rooms,
the Ryan Annex, last evening. Five
new members were accepted and a com
m1ttee swas appointed to make arrange
ments for a dancing party, to take place
on the 18th Of this month
The charge of forgery against p. A.
Casey was changed to petit larceny in
police court yesterday, and he was sent
to the workhouse for ninety days. Casey
passed a check for $3.50, drawn for his
employers which he Endorsed, adding to
the Endorsement per Casey" Judge Eine
held that this did not constitute forgery.
The Globe business college, of this civ
has been sold to Mr.. W. c. Stephens.
of Lincoln. Neb., and Mr. F. L. Hal
berIe, of the First State Normal school
of Pennsylvania. Prof. F. A. Maron.
who retires from the school, will go to
Europe for his health. After a visit there
ne Will return to Str-PauL and practice
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