The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-04

Knights of Pythias Dance-Company
No. 2 uniform rank, K of P, will give
ban this evening at knights of Pythlas
hall, Sixth and Robert.
Progressive Euchre Party-Evenlng
Star degree staff will give progressive
eachre party. Thursday afternoon at l.
o. o. F. hall, Fifth and Wabasha
Talks to Dairymen-W. W. P. Neon
nell, state dairy and food commissioner
went to Long Lake yesterday and spoke
their last evening at creamery meeting.
Fined for Violating Sunday Closing Law
M F. OLeary, proprietor OF a small
store on East Seventh street, was hned
So in police court yesterday on a charge
of violating the Sunday closing law.
viii Be Buried TomorroW-Funeral
services of p. A. Lanberg, who died on
Monday of apoplexy, will be held tomor-
row afternoon from the First Swedish
Lutheran church, Woodward avenue and
John street.
Deaconess' Home Managers Meet
There will be a meeting Of the board OF
managers of the Church Deaconess' Home
associa ton this afternoon at the home
5S7 Fuller street.
viii Hold FIandrau Memorabilia
State Historical society will hold ses-
sion next Monday evening in the capitol
Addresses will be made by Gen. John B.
Sanborn, Hon. Greenleaf Clark, Mai. Solo
mon A. Buell. and William HI. Lightner.
Chief Justice Start Recovers-Chief
Justice Charles NJ. Start, of the state
supreme court, who has been confined
to his home by illness for nearly two
weeks, is now so far recovered that it is
hoped ne will be able to be out some time
this week.
Student Hurt in Runaway-Carleton
Rye a student at the State Agricultural
college, was thrown from a buggy in a
runaway receiving a serious cut on the
head yesterday morning in ST. Anthony
Park. The buggy belonging to Dean
Liggett, was wrecked
New Commercial Club Members-The
following have been elected to member
ship in the Commercial club: A. E. Sell
ger, S. w. Thompson w. P. Barrett A.
II. Corelli. C. d. Fisher, A. d. Clark.
Walter Holmes, Renville Chinook, c.
j. Yates and Frank B. Bass.
DID Up Four More skeIetons-Four
more skeletons were yesterday unearthed
by workmen engaged in grading road
at the fair grounds. The bones were
taken to the county morgue, and Will be
turned over to the board of control this
morning by Coroner Miller for burial.
Will Discuss Labor Conditions in Swed-
en-DaVid Holmgren a member OF the
Swedish riksdag who is making a tour of
America to investigate the condition of
his countrymen here, will deliver an ad-
dress Saturday evening at St Sigfrid s
church, Eighth and Locust, on labor con-
ditions in Sweden.
Will Lecture on Parliamentary Law
Capital City lodge, No. As, l. 0. o. F., has
invited P. c. NJ Ed A. Stevens, of Min
neapolis, author of American Law of
Assemblies to address the lodge on the
benefits resulting to the citizen from the
knowledge of parliamentary law, on
Thursday evening.
Will Inspect Asylum for Insane-Gov.
Van SAINT will go to Fergus Falls this
week with members Of the state board of
control to visit the state hospital for the
insane He will be at Fergus Falls to in
troduce Gov. La Toilette. of Wisconsin,
who will no Friday evening deliver the
first of series of lectures.
Mr.. Olson Wants Another Name-Be-
cause there are so many Olsons, the dis
trict court has been asked to change the
name of Berndt Olson, of 3S5 Maria ave-
nue.. He wants his name changed to
Berndt Olson Adler because mail ad-
dressed to him as Olson often gets into
the hands of other people.
Seeks a Permanent separation-Be-
cause his wife refused to give up her
home in New York and come with him
to st. Paul. Benjamin Morganstern yes
terday brought suit against her for di-
vorce, alleging desertion. He says he re-
moved to st. Paul in 1894, but that his
wife declined to come with him and that
she has since refused to follow him here.