The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-15
CITY NEWS

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Mattresses Alliance to Give a Ball
Mattresses Alliance No. 43 will give
floral ball at Federation hall Wednes-
day night, Nov. IS.
Father Conway III-Owing to his
illness, Father Conway Will be oDllgeu
to forego the lecture he intended TO
give at st. Luke's church this even
ing.
Lecture at Socialist Hale. c. Tai
bott will give a free lecture this after
noon at the Socialist hall, 71s West
Third street. on "The Rise and Fall OF
Nations"
A, o. H. to Hold Memorial Services
The A. o. H. is making arrangements
to hold memorial services for deceased
members on Tuesday, Nov "a, at st.
Patrick's church and Elks' hall.
Fires Started in Street Cars-Fires
were started in nearly all the street
cars yesterday. The company says
they will be maintained for the re-
mainder of the cold period.
Rehearina of Land Case Denied
The United States circuit court of ap-
peals has denied rehearing In the
case of Richard Skies against d. M
Robbins. Land transactions in North
Dakota were involved.
Astoria Council to Give BaIl.-The
members of beneficent degree of As
toria council will give their first an
niversary ball at Minnehaha hall
Thanksgiving eve. The women of the
order will be in charge.
Falls From a Ladder-Harry Ras-
mussen, 521 John street, yesterday art
ernoon, fell from a ladder at 722 lgle-
hart street, where he was engaged in
hanging storm windows, and suffered
severe bruises. He was taken to his
home in the police ambulance
VIII Remember Their Dead-Me-
mortal services will be held by the
knights of Columbus this afternoon at
8 o'clock in their hall on Robert street.
Thomas D. O'Brien will deliver the
grafton, and an address will also be
made by Grand Knight DR.. E. w.
Buckley.
Killed by a Train-Richard Overack-
er, foreman of a fence gang of the Mil
WduKS6 TOdQ, was INSTABILITY TIL
day evening by north bound passen-
ger train, one mile south Of Rose
mount. Overacker was thirty eight
years old, was married and resided at
Anoka, Mimi.
ST. Paul Trust Company Again Re-
lieved-The Northwestern Trust COM
pany was yesterday selected by Judge
Bum as trustee of Mary e. Baker,
Louise L. Baker and Mary E. Weaver,
under the will of the late Norman w.
Kittson. The old trustee, the st. Paul
Trust company, was discharged.
Sale of D. D. Merrill Estate Con.
firmed-The sale of the assets of the
d. ID. Merrill insolvent estate was con-
f1rTned by the district court yesterday
The sum of $9,455 was realized from
the sale. The estate inventoried $780,
600. A previous sale, at which $500
was realized, was objected to by the
creditors.
Want Administrator to Act-M. L.
Kelly, administrator of the estate Of
Bridget Shannahan, has been sum-
moned before the district court to
show cause WHY he does not file
complaint in the case affecting the will
of Mrs Shannahan. The deceased left
$4,000 to a Winona Catholic priest,
and the bequest was declared invalid
by the court.
Accused of Stealing a Watch-wil-
liam Goodman, twenty years old, who
said his home was in Ashland, Wis,
was arrested yesterday morning by
Sergeant Flanagan, charged with
stealing a watch from Charles Ed
munds at the Penny Parlor, East Sew
enth street. Goodman denied stealing
the watch. He says he picked 1t up
from the floor.
Will Discuss Young Woman of True
Type-In his series of sermons on the
home, DR.. Boyle will have for his sub
ject this evening 1.-The Portrait of a
Young Woman of True Type" The
opinions of ten prominent citizens,
three of them college presidents, will
be given, naming five qualities which
inhere in the true type. The sermon
to young men will be distributed.
Commits Fourteen Year Old Girl to
Training School = Ethel Ketcham,
fourteen years old, was committed to
the state training school yesterday by
Judge Finehout. She had been living
with an aunt in st. Paul. but was in
the habit of staying out nights. When
ordered to be more steady in her hab-
its she ran away and was later found
working in Chinese laundry.