The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-21

Mrs. c. J. Stanley of the Colennade
will entertain the Onawa club this even
ing.
Mayor Smith has extended an invita-
tion to Prince Henry of Prussia to visit
st, Paul while on his tour through the
United States.
The body of Hugh Tucker, whose sud
den death was noted in T h e G 10 9
yesterday, will be taken to White Bear
for burial today.
The quarterly festival of Nineveh To-
diac Will be held at Elks hall tomorrow
evening. Forty candidates will seek an
audience with the mighty Aries.
The funeral of Frank McDonough, a
brakeman who was killed on the Great
Northern railroad at Wilson Creek,
Mont, was held at Inver Grove yester-
day afternoon.
Louis r. Speetzer was arrested yester-
day by detectives Sweeney and Daily on
"a charge of larceny sworn out by T. A.
Odel. 1t is alleged that SpeetZer stole
a quantity of iron pipe valued at $25.
Mrs. r. c. Reynolds, G. f. Arthur and
Thomas L. Mitchell, the trio arrested on
st. Peter street Sunday night for dis
orderly conduct, were in police court yes
'terday, and 'signed bonds to keep the
peace.
The funeral of A. o. Nepil was held
yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from
iDampiers undertaking rooms, S13 Wa
'basha street. The services We're under
i5he direction of St. Paul Lodge No. 3,
IA. It. and A. M.
1 Gus Hanson, Louis zagkowski and
lAdolph Holmgren,- are under arrest for
stealing brass car braces from the Mary
Hand street barns. Lyman Wolfson,
11~-1 f7Oz.
arrest for receiving the stolen property.
Julia f. scholey. wife of Henry j..
Scholey, manager of the cigar department.
at Noyes Bros. & Cutler, died at her
home 500 Laurel avenue, yesterday. Ar
rangements for the funeral have not yet
been made, and will be announced later.
The senior and junior members Of the
Brotherhood of ST. Andrew will hold a
rally at Holy Trinity church, Mime
apoTis, Thursday evening at s p. M, when
bishops Edsall, Mann, Keator and
fBrooks and prominent brotherhood men
will speak.
Maj. L. w. Cooke, of the Twenty
sixth United States infantry, who was
formerly stationed at Fort Smelling as a
captain in the Third infantry, has been
transferred to Columbus Barracks, Ohio.
He will report to that post at the eXpira-
tion of his present leave Of absence.
Mrs Veally, who is well known in
police circles, was arrested early yester-
day morning by Officer Maloney. She
was riding in a hack on Seventh street,
and was so intoxicated that she fell
through one Of the windows and cut both
wrists on the broken glass. Judge Orr
fined her SO.
A meeting of the board Of aldermen
and the assembly will be held this even
ing for the pUrpCs Sc of completing the
new lighting contracts. The gasoline lamp
district Is still in darkness, and steps
in all probability will be taken to in
duce the new contractors to get to work
as soon a. possible.
The funeral of Frank WiIlwerscheid,
eldest son of John Wil1werscheid, was
held from the Assumption church yes.
terday. The deceased was seventeen
years of age, and had just graduated
from the Cretin school, and begun work
as a boookkeeper at the Minnesota Shoe
company. Interment was at Calvary.
go Under tic supervision Of James Dun
ean, OF Boston, representing tho aoplonal
5 organization of Stone Cutters, the DIM
pulties between cne employers ana the
% Granite cutters at the state capitol have
course of the local union was not in ac-
cordance with the policy of the national
organization.
Holm Gunderson, 59S St Anthony ave-
nue., was painfully injured by an Inter
urban car early yesterday morning at
Lexington and University avenues. He
was unconscious when picked up, and
had serious cuts about the head and
face He was taken to his home by the
Rondo patrol wagon. The car was the
early newspaper extra.
Directors, Will call the new board OF
directors together for the first meeting
at the Merchants hotel this morning
The, preliminary plans for the fair OF
1902 will be discussed and secretary and
treasurer will be elected. 1t is expected
that Secretary Randall and Treasurer
Wilcox viii be reelected.