The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-09
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Braham! Braham! Braham! ''See
the pOint?'
Fc- steve repairs of all kinds, Tel. 14Jl.
Am. Stove Rep. Works.
Bishop S. c. Edsan will preach this
evening at st. Peters Episcopal church
on Dayton's Bluff.
The Socialist Labor party will hold it's
monthly business meeting this afternoon
in Federation hall.
The Junior Pioneers will hold their
regular monthly meeting Wednesday
evening at Elks' hall.
The Dayton's Bluff Mothers club will
postpone the meeting announced for
next Friday for one week.
Unity Tent Nos, X o. T. NJ, will en-
terrain informally at cards and dancing
on Feb II, at Bowlby hall.
Relief society Of St Paul chapter, o. E.
S., viii meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. II. P. Porter. in the Mariowe, Flat
z, Maria avenue, corner Fifth.
Rev. J. J. LAWYER will address the
Catholic University association at the
state university this afternoon.
G. b Leonard, of Minneapolis, will
address the Socialist party this after
noon, speaking on Modern Tendencies
The Dominican Fathers will open
two weeks mission today at St. Joseph's
church, Carroll street and Virginia ave
nue..
Mrs. c. l. McCue and Mrs. J. w. Hell
man, of the Seville, left yesterday morn
ing for Chicago, Sioux City and Cincin-
natl.
The board of city missions will hold
its quarterly session tomorrow evening
at Christ church. 1t is expected that
Bishop Edsau will be present.
Albert Miller, small boy, charged
with assault and battery by Andrew
Lindan, was placed in charge of the
probation officer by Judge Hine in the
police court yesterday.
An autopsy on the body of Mrs Josie
Atkinson, colored, who died at the city
hospital Friday night, was held yester-
day and showed that the woman died
from chronic Bright's disease.
Relief society of st. Paul chapter, o. E.
S., will meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. II. p. Porter. in the Marlowe, Flat
z, Maria avenue, corner Fifth. =
Burglars broke the front plate window
of the grocery and confectionery store of
McDouough Bros, 6S8 Mississippi street,
early yesterday morning and stole two
boxes Of cigars and a plug Of tobacco.
The board of public works VIII. give q
hearing tomorrow on the proposed park
ing of Como avenue and the paving Of
a number Of streets including Fort street.
Exchange and Ninth and College and
Western avenues.
There were 1856 deaths in st. Paul last
month against 24S births. Of the deaths
violence claimed seven of the number.
During the month 142 cases of diphtheria,
80 of scarlet fever and Is of smallpox
were reported.
The case against James Hart. arrested
by the police Friday night on the charge
of stealing an overcoat from a fireman
IN the engine room at the st. Paul Com
mons, was continued in the police court
yesterday until tomorrow.
Rev. Father Thomas Gleason. of ST
Johns church, will deliver a lecture
this evening at St Peters Clavor's
church, corner Harrington and Aurora
avenues. Subject: What Catholics
Have Done for the Country the occasion
being a sacred concert as a testimonial
to Claude Jackson, the director of ST.
Peters Claver's choir.
DR.. H. A. Merrill. manager of Fisk
University Jubilee singers, will address
the meeting of the Mems Sunday club
at st. James A. M. E. church, Jaw and
Fuller streets, at o'clock this afternoon
Dr. Merrill is a brother to the president
of Fisk University, and in addition to
arranging for the Fisk Jubilee Singers.
travels through the country keeping
track of the graduates of Fisk.
Relief. society of St. Paul chapter. O. e.
s. will meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. III. P, Porter. in the Marlowe. Flat
T. Maria avenue, corner Fifth