The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-30
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The st. Paul Humane society will hold
Its annual meeting at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning.
Bishop Joyce will preach at the First
German M. E. church Sunday morning
at 1880 o'clock.
Miss A. K. Clark will read a paper
nnn 1.-The Mission of the Daily Press" be-
fore the Hamline Six O'clock club next
Monday evening.
All voters are invited to the meeting
of the Mems club of the Bethel tomorrow
evening on the boat. Daniel w. Doty
will speak on the new primary election
law.
The scoring of butter in the January
educational contest of the state dairy
department began yesterday afternoon.
There were eighty-five tubs and thirty
five jars on hand.
The knights of Columbus will give
card party and a dance tonight in their
hall on Robert street. After his per-
Torrance at the theater, Dan Sully will
be the guest Of the lodge.
Emily A Stedman has begun action
against Samuel w. Whitney ct al, to
foreclose a mortgage of 81 1000 upon the
northwest one-half of lot 4, block 2,
BazilleS addition to ST. Paul.
A meeting of the assembly has been
called for today to pass on a number Of
bills audited by Comptroller McCardy.
The whole amounts to $685. 900, of which
$35, 900 is bills incurred by the school
board.
Judge Bum filed orders yesterday
denying new trials to William Fay and
r. G. Evans, who were found guilty of
having swindled a young man named
Northrup by means of the three-card
Monte game.
Jonas Levine in the third trial of his
suit against Barrett Bros, to recover
damages for a broken leg from a fall
into the cellar of their store, was award
ed $500. On a former trial he was
awarded $1,000.
Agent Gates of the state board of con-
troll, has returned from New York, where
he had taken three insane boys for de-
portation to Scotland and Norway They
all arrived last spring, and were insane
when they landed.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
officers of the First German NJ E.
church was held last night. The routine
business of the quarter was transacted,
Rev. DR.. Young, the presiding elder of
the district preaching the sermon.
The well-known law firm of Stevens,
O'Brien, Cole & Albrecht has moved
its offices from the Bank of Minnesota
building to the new Commercial building
corner of Sixth and Cedar streets, where
it has very commodious apartments.
News of the death of George A. Fol
som, on Jan. %, at Boston, Mass, has
been received by the sister of the deceas-
ed, Miss Mabel J. Folsom, of st. Paul.
Mr. Folsom was known in ST. Paul, hav-
ing recently visited his relatives here.
The Young Mems Christian association
will hold its annual election of directors
next Monday. The polls will be open
from 1890 to o'clock in order to give
all members an opportunity to vote Nine
directors will be elected for one year,
and nine for two years.
Como avenue property owners will be
given hearing today by the board CT
public works on the proposed parking
of that thoroughfare The park board
wants forty feet of ground on the south
side of the street in order to make the
improvement complete.
The members of Constellation chapter,
of r. D.. will attend in a body the funeral
of r. d. Czeikowitz, at 2:3O o'clock this
afternoon at the family residence, 147
1glehart street. Mr.. Czeikowitz was a
member of the chapter and his wife was
at one time its worthy natron.
Charles Patterson, agent for the Cleve-
land Vapor Light company, announces
that all the gasoline lamps included in
his contract will be lighted this week
He executed his bond with the city yes
terday and the contract will be signed by
the proper city authorities today.
Property owners protested against the
granting of a license for a saloon at the
corner of Manitoba and Rice Streets but
who failed in their plea before the as