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Rings for confirmation at DeheI S, %
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Gov. Van SAINT went to Duluth yester-
day afternoon to attend q celebration Of
the Modern Samaritans.
An examination of applicants for ele-
vatOr operators licenses will be held
Saturday evening in the council chamber.
Unless the unexpected happens, the
charter commission will not meet until
after the May election This has been
decided upon by the members.
The committee on streets of the board
of aldermen will meet this afternoon and
consider Aid Hunts proposition to in
crease the street car tax from $40 to $25 a
car.
The Humane society offers a reward Of
SO to any person furnishing information
that will lead to the conviction of any
one guilty Of killing song birds in Ram
sey county.
Louis Mcdonald. charged by his wife,
Augusta, with nCr-sCppOrt, pleaded not
guilty in police court yesterday and win
he given a hearing tomorrow. They live
at 2lS Stinson street.
Col George A. Whitney, of Wadena,
formerly a member of the state senate,
was yesterday appointed probate judge
of Wadena county, in place of A. Muir
ray, who recently resigned.
This morning at 10 o'clock Bishop Edsau
will hold an ordination service at st.
Clements Episcopal church to advance
Rev w. Howard Mears from the order
of deacons to the priesthood.
County Attorney Thomas R. Kane will
be one Of the speakers at the Y NJ. c. A
banquet to be given at the Ryan building
next Tuesday evening. Rev. Daniel r.
RAIDER, of the First NJ. Z. church, will
also speak
Paladdin and Damascus communicates
of Knights Templar have accepted an
invitation from Sir Knight and Rev. Sam
uel q. Smith to attend divine service at
the Metropolitan opera house on Easter
Sunday morning.
c. Krohl, R. Lowry and L. Roach,
small boys living at Lafayette avenue
and Arkwright street, were before Judge
Orr IN police court yesterday on the
charge Of throwing stones at passing
Omaha cars, and Will be given a hearing
next Wednesday.
Col Compton, of Minneapolis, depart
ment commander of the Union Veterans
union, will pay an official visit to John A.
Logan regiment in st. Paul this evening
lie will be accompanied by his staff. The
regiment viii meet in the new hall Sixth
and Washington streets.
The condition of Mrs. Frances Footner,
widow of the late w. J. Footner. was re-
Ported as being about the same last light.
She IS at her home on Iglehart street
suffering from paralysis of the brain
and her condition is considered serious
by the attending physicians
William Bruce, of 46 Chatham street.
Toronto, Can, has written to Mayor
Smith, asking him to locate his two sis
ters, whom he has not heard from in
fourteen years They did reside in st.
Paul and answered to the name of Maggie
Bruce and Mrs. c. Gustlander.
josie Lawrence, an innate of a disor-
derby resort on West Third street, at
tempted to commit suicide early Tuesday
morning by taking carbolic acid, but
she had only swallowed a portion Of the
bottle when it was snatched from her
hands by another inmate. She was taken
to the city hospital and is rapidly recov-
ering.
Clarence C. Bunker, of this city.
formerly a lieutenant in the Thirteenth
Minnesota regiment has been appointed
a first lieutenant in the coast artillery
and assigned to the One Hundred and
Seventeenth coast artillery at San Fran
cisco. He is ordered to report to the com
manding officer at Fort Smelling for tenn
porary duty prior to joining his company.
The board Of fire commissioners held a
special meeting last night for the pur-
pose of looking over the annual report
as revised by the committee named at
the last meeting to get the document into
proper shape to be presented to the
council next Tuesday evening. No
changes were made in the report. which
vas chrOnicled in 7 h e Globe last
Saturday morning.