The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-07
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The boilermakers will give a ball this
evening in Music hall.
The county board Of abatement Will
meet today at p. m. at the court house.
County Treasurer Metzdorf yesterday
paid to the city treasurer $4,000 as tax
collected for January.
A masquerade ball will be given by
Lodge Orel No. SO, Z. C. B. J. in c. S. b.
S. hall tomorrow evening.
1.-The Bright Side of Negro Life" was
the subject of a lecture given last night
by Dr.. Daniel l.. RAIDER, at the Central
Park NJ. e. Church.
Henry Keller aged twenty-one years,
died at 7S9 Edmund street yesterday Of
pneumonia. His home was in 'Rosetown
and he was employed as laborer in the
grass twine works
Matthias Hansen, who was arrested
Wednesday charged with drunkenness
and whose feet were found to be frozen,
was sent to the workhouse for ten days
by Judge Hine yesterday.
The County Treasurers' Association Of
Minnesota will hold its annual convention
in this city on Tuesday at the court
house. The County Auditors association
will meet at Minneapolis on the same
day.
Dr. John Wright, rector Of st. Paul's
Episcopal church gave his lecture on the
Passion Play at the Park Congrega-
tlonal church last evening. The lecture
was well illustrated with stereopticon
views of the different scenes.
The committee on streets of the as
sembly at its next meeting will consider
Aid Hunts proposal TO tag all street
cars. 1t refused to pass the ordinance
last night without investigation.
The board of public works is now in
possession of authority to condemn SUI
fcient ground for the widening OF SibIey
street. Both bodies of the council have
given their approval and the work of
condemnation will follow without delay
The funeral of John Smith, who died
at the Soldiers home, will be held to-
morrow afternoon from Wilwerscheid's
undertaking rooms. He was seventy-tive
years Of age and a member of Company
f, independent Minnesota cavalry in the
Civil war.
The subcommittee Of the Improvement
committee of the Commercial club will
meet this afternoon to decide definitely
upon the personnel of the delegation that
Will go to Kansas CITY to study the
methOus of popular subscription used
there in building the auditorium.
James Malone laboring man who was
sled at the ONeil Bros camp at Nora
Mimi, died yesterday at St. Joseph's
hospital from the effects of his injuries
Malone had one leg completely severed
by the sled and received internal in
juries.
The two-story frame dwelling at SIS
Fuller street, owned and occupied by Rev.
{. E. Haupt archdeacon of the Episcopal
diocese of Minnesota, was damaged by
lire early yesterday morning to the ex-
tent of $3.50. The fire started from q
candle used by the children in a closet on
the second floor.
The funeral of Henry Schurmeier. 600
Holly avenue, who died Tuesday was held
from the family residence yesterday af-
ternoon. Mr.. Schurmeier was credit man
at the wholesale dry goods store of
.Llndeke, Warner & Schurmeier. and the
funeral was attended by members of
the frm and by many Of the employees
The entire day at the Jones ecclesiast,-
car trial was spent in cross-eXaminat-U On
OF the defendant yesterday, which was
finished late in the afternoon. 1t is ex-
pected today that the attention of the
court will be occupied with the members
OF the Messiah parish, who will be asked
TO testify as to the general character
and conduct of the defendant.
Alexander Johnson was sent to the
Workhouse yesterday by Judge Hine for
ten days on charge of drunkenness. He
tod the court that he lived in st. Paul