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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07
Sregou.

Ger blutiae Strcit inter oen
Ghineien ielbIt, Der 3ll Eortlano nit
tibet, ifeint nit benz 4ltsItano Der
ieniQen Gbineien suiammen5ubdngen,
eie in Den bortigen Ginmadefabrifen
@eldaftialrnq finoen. einer ser olt.
aeIcbenlten Gbineien iagte, baB Die
llnrrben nlft eber elm Gnoe baben
milroelL bis oieie Gbineien mieoer
Nrbeit oufaenommen 6Gtten. Gle
6iibrerihait i'll Oieiem Streite baben
Ole beioen chamber feinOlifen robell
dineiiIdlen 8eieQidaften $50 cling
Coma mo 80 On Sone. 3pe!
onbere, ans beIieren G6ineien be.
Itebenoc, d)ineiiihe @eielitaften in
G~ortlanb, SOP Sing Gong uno sui
Gina Gong, limo an Dem Streite ni6t
betbeiliat; ober Mitglieoer ocrielben
laNen, oaB lie nidlt ldlger i'm Stauoe
ieien. Die &eleiOigungen 81 ertroqen,
beHen lie Sag iiir Sag bur6 ibre
Smos2s,te nuSgeieBt ieien. Sin
Gbineie, Der Elm Wifglieo ser sop
Sina Gong e @eieli6oit lit, iugte,
ooB Die Mitalie0er iener 5ipei @eiea.
idlaftcn lie tGglid) berousforOcrterl
nno lie Der Sei0beit beiduloiatcn.
4aS Foli5eiqllnrtier bon Sortlano
lit idit iebe Had)t bon Gbineien iiber.
fiiltt, luclde Ole Golt5ei nm Sfub
aeaen ibre 2anosleltte bitten, Die lie
nit Dem Sooe beoroben. Giel 8lut
lit bel bieiem Streite idou geiloiieu.
Hriiber muroen Gbineien i'm ierlen
@eiten BON @ciBeu obgeid,lohtet
lett idllaften lie iid inter chamber
ielbit nb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07
Qusld ..
Seuti6lanO.
Sa0cE

Ser 80 Sabre alte 2anbnirtb
Zero. Gaab in llntergrombrad,
ltiirate tur3lid) betm StrobumleBen
bon Der Sbertenne ab unD perieBte
lid 10 ihtper, OaB er MN ~geItorben iii.
Ser 81 Sabre alte perbeiratbete
SanOUirtb un0 Spl3bmuer SriOolin
4filller BON 8laiimalo : @uitengru-
ben, lpllr0e benin Saumfdaen bon
einem umitiir5enben Stamme 10 I'M
oliiflih ~aetroiien, buB Der 600 als-
balO eintrnt.
SSSn Srifingen fiel Ser 2A
Sabre olte Sobn beS 2~anbnirtbs
8ernbaro Ginoer in einem unbeUafs
ten NuQellblif in Den unmittelbar
Dor icinem elterlihen Sauie porbei.
flicBenoen Srtsbad uno Ditroe ipdter
BON ieiner Wlltter ais Seite berause
aeaoQen.
- Gen GrItifmgstoo erlitt bteier
Saae ulli Dem 2iuoenbof Der Az
Sabre alte &lIabe Soiei &ot6 BON
Mannbeim oaburd, Dab er arlf bis
ieBt maltfgefldrte 8eiie inter eineu
i'm Sole beS SSauleS, 2inoenbofitraBe
8. aufqelteQten, unbeipamnten 5pei.
r1briaen aaitenfurren gerietb nnfI
burdl 9eieitigen elmer belpeglihen
eiiernen SrGgeritiibe pom Dem umfip.
penben &arren 10 III Den Sanb &c.
Oriidt nrroe, baB er eritidte.
Sn Der sSe~oerfabrif BON SGrf-
ltnaer in Sbrigbeim ereignete lid elm
ihpercr ltniaQ, inOem Der Shmir-
qelItein 8eriprang, lpobei Der Sd)loIier
Maier 10 i6mer bon Sprengitiideu
aetrofien wuroe, Dob er ben e~rlitte.
nen &~erlebnngen erlag. gr binter-
lGRt cine fSrdu unO alpei &inber.
Saicrn.
- Gin Dor flint Sabren in 9aiern
perTtorbener Slnggeielle binterlieB
elm Seltameut, oas crit fiinf Sabre
ipater geofinet merOen bnrfte. Gs
itcllt lid, nun bermls, oaB er 100000
Warf @erm0aen butterflies, bierpon
10000 Warf mir mohlthGtige 3ipede
beiiimmt. ben Geit aber ieinen beioen
9tidlten inter Der Se0ingung Der.
nladltc, baB geibe Dor Grbsantritt je
ein Sobr BEL elmer Wtiindener Sa1nilie
ais Gienitm6oden in 8ienit treten,
untcr poQiQen Ger5id)t altf lire BIS
hCride SebenSmeiie, mlr nit Dem
GGtbiQIten perleben gegen Waaolobu
mo obnc lhuterililbllg bon Sonle;
nather habcn lie, Dor glntritt beS
GrbeS, ein 3euaniB iiber 3ufricben.
heit ibrer SienItberri6aft por3u.
meiien. Die Observation-Disclosures bat
iid Der 8coinglmg unter5ogen unb
bient beute III Der Sunilie zines
0fiindeucr Snitollateurs. 9ie 9rI.
herStodlter oageacn cine IN einenI
&nititut cr6oaene 9eamteatod)ter, bat
Die @iiltigfcit oe% Seitnments ange'
iohtcL neil ser Gnfel ~,oiienbar"
niht hci florem Nerltoube gepeien.
Nu0 Vaiern miro Gemei0ct:
Ger &aat-auer Crbo6 ildl pom Sarg
ieineS @eibeS. wiidte iih ole Ghrd.
men BON @eiiht mo trnt ans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07
Woro Safota.

- Gin Sens, beiien Gigentbiimer
Trdu SSobu SacobInn mo gDil.
Mett Woren. mrtrbe in Der Nadt gun,
%. Wtdr5 nm : llbr alf &eran'
laiiun9 Der @ritgenanntcn nlt3 @raaS
TorfS i,ber Die @reu3e nod Wtimue,
iota trulopprtirt, obne alf Die Gin,
nerOmQeH Bb. Mett's 81 adten, Der
iidl oerac6en5 bemiibtc, Die EOli3ei 81
beDeqen Die Torti6uffung 0e5 Be.
b1roeS 81 %perDinbern. Mett nnt
Ubenqeuamnte SSroll S~nco6ion marel1
leBten Ser6it I'M 9egrifi Den Slmr
Nr'S 2eben az idlieBcn. 9aS Baar
hottie iton elm SGlls gcfouft, mel6eS
bon Der Sraut auSgeltattet moroer
mar. &ur5e Belt Dor oen Sod5eit$.
taue eridlien Elm an6ereS 8eib on
Dem SGmupioBc uuO lieB Wtett. aui
ben lie dlterc 9icd)te 81 baber
alaubte, pcrDoiten. Gincn Gao
ip1ter iieB Tie ii1 nit Sem Grlpdhl.
ten ibreS Ser5en@ trollen, ml0 Wett's
erite 0eliebte bate 0oS Nodiehen,
Snbeiien be5og 6u& bctrogene W1o.
diem buS Sans, oaS lie nit ihrem
@rGutiqnm gefmtft, nno beiratbett
ipGtcr ,Soco6lon. Sic wobnte MN
10 lance NIT ibrem Mannle in ben
betreiienoen Sauie, bis eS ibr einfieI
bod lieber nod Mtiuueiota ii6erSuiie.
Deln. 90 fam lie oenn arf oen 8e.
Danfeu. ibr gan3eS GigentDum eben
faqs iiber Die 0ren5e an id)aiien. mas
1ie benL mie i6on oben erluG6nt, IL
erDahnter 9toht bcmertiteaigte, IN
Dem lie oaS gnt5c @eb1uoe iibe,
Die Bride uodl MinneIotu transpor.
tiren licB. Die Torti6aiiun9 De;
SauieS erreate natiirli6 unter oel
Nep0lferuna niht geringeS @uiieben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07
Gin beDa6t5anter Damn.

81. ~. IlIitin bon @in6eIter,
Sne., iplrbtc mas er in ser StunOe
Der Notb 81 tblln bate. Seine
SSran bate einen 10 ihmerm Infal
bon Wagens uno Seberleioen, DAP Die
Nerste ibr rid)t 6elfen fonnten. 81
erinnerte lid an Or. Sings Stem 2iie
0iQ5 mo panotc oieielben ipfort on.
Ger 3uitano ieiTer tSrnu b"eiierte it'd
qleih mo lie murbe ihlieBli6 furirt
@lps % Gents IN {. ". Ruete's
lpothefe, 656 Main StraBe, gu
buqpe, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07
0ramoli&e @eimtamme.

Sus bette Wittel lit elm sriinolides
Mfttel. Son allen Salben, pon
benen Sic je gebort buben tit Suf.
lens arnita Salbe u~nbeoingt Die
bette. Sic fegt binpeg unb bei[t
ariinoliA ShnittpunberL 9ranb,
Dunoen. Suetihungen, 6eidNpiirs,
oifene @unben, Seulen, Salltauss
ldlGQe uno @Gmorr6oioen. Sic
foitet bios % Gents uno 3ufriebeus
telling miro garantirt bon z. %.
Gnete. 656 Wain StraBe, Dubuque,
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07

nleie III 10 olltinguIrtelt, ele9antcr
2otletten, ooB ielbIt Elm peniger ee.
uieQter 8eiddftSmann, ais Sert
Taberae es lit, ibnen Die unta6elig,
A6tumft idlon Dom GeuBereu bGttc
auieben miiiien. Sic foroerten.
Observation-Disclosures nereiter Mtooe 5u
iehelt, crpieien iih ais eben 10 frtttidt
mie iuwelenperit6noig unb 5etetelt
iidI iflieBiih bon einem -Safsbumo,
oaS @eidrmaG NIT &%oitbarfeit pet.
einiate, gun5 beionbers ent5iidt. Die
cine Der 0amen, Die &diiferin, err
tl1rte aber. bod lire oeiinitipe 8abf
niht cher treffen GIT fonnen, aI$ big
tbr Wann burh fem llrtbeil ibreu
8eihulad ianftionirt batte. 3a nu(
oa3 SeIt, an Dem oas re,te Shmuf.
hid 9oraotreu ioate, fir benielbrl
NbenO algela9t mar, ibier gutter
Hotb mtrflid tbeller. angeii6ts
oieier Observation-Disclosures, fam ole
denlole Game auf einen briuanteii
Ausmeg. Sabre 9u", 10 iprad lie
AZ ibrer gegleiterin, .mlr ritbie mt
Dem Golfer nah Sauie, 5eige eS Del.
nem &errn umo @pbieter unb fomme
in inherent @ugen 10 i6neQ aIs m0g.
lid, auriid. Sd bleibe in3miider
bier, aleidiam als 8iirgin, uno i,
lit unS Aaeu gebolien." @eiagt,
aetban. Die nit sssupelen reid ge,
iGmiidte Came blieb 5uriid, mudts
lids auf Dem Sopba oeS SSSuipelier.
looenS beauem uno fiibrte idpn Ell,
babes Stitnoden ole anaeregteit1
u~nterbaltung init Serrn GSoberGe, ais
ctn @enoarmerie- Sberit ploBlit
iabeltlirrenO m0 nuf9ereot eiutIQt.
3nllfen tbm ltnb Dem @eih1itSin.
haber entpidelte iih MN folgenneu
ieniatiOneler Siolog: SEER ga.
berQc, iDemn i6 nidJt irre?" .3u
oienen, Der bin i'd" - ,S0ren Sic,
mein Serr, Ent niht Dor elmer bal0en
Strnoe ltugefabr cine id)one, jlnge
Game III 9rauer Seioenrobe mo
llrllrioler Soilette bier bel Sblen
ein S%rillanten-G Collier ausgeiuft nnd
init lid genommen?" - ,Sn oer
lhat Serr Sberit!" y9Qiu 0a5
itimmt. &err SabergG? 9a miro =!
sic QelpiB intereiitreu, 5u erfahren,
Dob Oieie Sire bodJelegante &Guierin
nihts InoereS mar, ais cine beriif.
ttate Siebin, Die mir iibrigcns en0iiG
ioeben OingfeIt MAIDEN tonnten. Gle
weroen gut tbun, iid baloi9It auf Die
Die 8adle I'M ndfiten Goliseirepiec
All bemilben, Inn menigitenS oas
Golfer. oas Die Serboftete BEL I;dj
trra, ais SIR @ieentbum 5t recpg.
nosairen." oNber, meiu Soft, nic
lit oaS MIR mo9lid? 0ieie Goms
bier lit nod ertra 5uriidgeblieber!"
- u@as Sbre Sreunbm uno Com.
pliciu lit nod bier? ga bat ia Gle
golisei eincn pabren @liidStaG
heute! - Sitte, meme 8nGoige. er.
bebcn Sic lid ihlernigit, oamit i'd
Sic nit Sbrer Gole9in gemetniam
perhoren fmm!" - @as bali ale3
StrGubeu? Die nartertoe Gam,
tpuroe perbaftet unb f,lbr nit Dem
8enburmeries Sberit ibleunieit ab.
@leid burauf beitieg Der Dor Aufre.
aung 5itternoe Serr Saberge eilen
@aaen, lieB ii6 auf'S Soli5eibureuu
iahren, mo mas mlbte err BORT 3u
ieiner peinlihIten lteberraifung er.
iahren? 8eoer bon elmer perbaftcr
ten 9iebilL Die elm griaanten-G ouica
BET lid bate, nod bon eirtem Sen.
bormerie.S berIt nit elmer 5peitea
perhafteten Game mar bier ie ole
Heoe qepeien nod cine Spur 3lt Tins
Den. Sableau!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07
WtSeonEM.

&ation Bones, Elm p~oblbaben.
Ger Tarrner unpeit bon 9euper 9un1
mpbnhaft, bate bereitS Dor 10 Sab
ren alle &orbereinn9en iiir iei,l BE.
QrabniB ~aetroifen. Gr grub nGmlid
OamolS in Sanbeltb iein Grab ielbii
mo Dies muroe ieitOem bereit ae.
bulten, ieine iterbliden lleberreit(
aufaunehmen. Ser Wtunn lit nun
mehr i'm Ilter bon so Sabren eeftor,
ben. 3pei Sobne unO 5pei SDtter
ilberleben i'm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07
1ttab.

- @G6rcno ser lettcn 5pei Sabre
lit Der Maiieripie9el Oes @rOBen
SolSleeS 10 rapioe gefoaen, 0oB Die
8cmObner bon Noroslltab nno beioH.
ocrS bon Salt 2afe Gin NngIt bnben,
0aR bieier munoerbure Sec balb Der
Seraanaenbeit atgeboren miro. Seit
Gube 1886 lit Der Spieacl nm If
NuB I 3oQ gelunten. @err g. $.
Wurbpt,, Strettor oeS Metters
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07

Der Gdno oergsbt, eas Gts bridt ari. - es
f&pnat Der StrDme Jinit'-pxraft eebsn," iubslts
tW 0tu<ulesl duf. -Gas " bic potjis bss nabenesu
STtbliuss. Nsg bod 0mmeu mub. Oh aud Der @iutsr
rod 10 fsbr NH ifirmiinen @sbdrbeu br6ut. I'm Der
Yrsis. tn bsr Btrflthteit s~,talitt lid irsiIiH has Bib
nut sa bdafg gang ou6ers. Ger Nuf uat ntusr Rrait,
mad ueusm 0ebeu sribaat matt, taum sab BITE bleidta
9ippsu tbm eauie ~usrIettsu fDuuen. Fer isbnitftiQs
WuniD III ba, oas golbriHoeH. bds Wereeu uber
fs5lt benz ter Rorpsr III 81 ssltpdtt. nm utuem S.
ben 9ebeibltheH gooeW su ttttsR. SH Der lanaeH
Wintertrdgbdt bat lid IN ben ar0BtreH Sander rno
ben ieiHsu 5tobren bts aorpers uebr unb msbr @itl.
itoif augeiammelt, Der ais as9eunBt bate ausoeidhtes
ben peroeH ioleu, ltatt beRen aber bon benz iTaae Oa.
biultebeubeu Sluts utdt iortgetdleppt werosW tonHts
umo itIieBlih pIeber pom Girper, oteien pereiitsnb.
auigeiau9t purbs. aann aai ioiGsm psraiitetsn 30.
oeuu I'll ibaHeit Ratb. iubsIn 2u beinsn sorpsr nit
ollie Der beribnltsu ct. Bernard ardutsrpiltn non
benz Viite b%streift, oas iebe sens ssbsnbreglus i'm
Seine su srftideu orobt. 9srfraue 2i4 midi ben
Gua6ialbslu IN; bpfs nihts Don fsrsn Sasdfltsr.
oaS ben stis nnr nod mtbr ~,srrattst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07

Neriter. 60 clelo mar linn nod iii
AT Mntbe aepeien, itnb oieies
Wetter. SSm ielben Wpment fuhl
er anriid, Die Stube flammte auf
elm Oomeridlagl Sos bat eng,
ltlaa'n!" Sa, es bate etnaeibla
1en. Seine eigene Sd)elre brulnte
gtitt cine Saub uernIohte er 81 rib.
rem. er !par pie geldbmt unb Lief
Nlles Die MnOern tbiul. gu belfer
mar ooh niht mebr, @Iiifs eerutg
Dab menialtens bas @obnbaus bell
blteb. Man mollte i'm ms Sous
1iihren. Dos laute Sammern arifi
@inen OH uno belfen tonnte er bod
nid,ts = aber brinnen log ia oi(
tpote Nrau! Ils MIR nod, Elm glim'
mernoer Sriilnmerbaltfen iibrig mar,
atno er ron ielbit ms Salts. ,@oti
lei Can't, sic &rGfte fomnten ibm
ipleoer, 10 Elm llngliidstag!" War
ipolte i'm ntd)t olein laiien. @r
lpllfte, man ioae geben. Man gina.
Irmer Sadbauer! Nun mar Ell
ollelll, @eoanfen hat er nid)t mebr,
er bate lid auf oe1l 8ooen uerien
nto Imlt oniinreien mogen. 9rauBen
entltonO Elm SGrm, baum ipuroe es
pieoer rubtg. Sebt itieB es an Die
Sbiir. aSa6baucr, mad uufI" gr
rilhrte lid nidt iolten OrauBen blei,
ben. ga ifrie eS: ,Sein 9ua is
DO" Gr 0ffnete. Der rSua" toni.
melte herein in bte Stube, groblte
uno ibric. Sie Burden, bie i'm
hereebrod)t batteL tltihelten NIT.
chamber. sou mars inn iag'n?"
.9u. Safbauer, Sein Sua bat
BET Der Muiterung oon e'itoh'n. D
ShanOurm fummu glei'." Ser 9ad~
bauer befam nit einem Mfal feline
poue &raft tpieDer, CT beaann 81 flu
diem ulto su mettern. nRebmt's n
nlei' nit, Den Sump'n!" Sic Stltbe
entleerte ii6 bis ailf ginen, ser itano
idan III Der Ode. IS pooB net,
gohballer, Butts lido abort? = Sn
Der 9adlett'n is a @etter nieDere
Ganaa, Del 49,. 9ei' -. gan5e Grnt'
hats oerld,lag'n." Ger 9adborer
rrbrte lit ribt, Dem Burden muroe
alla't, Donn Lief er, mas er fonnte,
oapon. Ger 9aNbouer itanb alli,
It,uttelte Den &opf. ,Nol Sea! 8as
& plel IS, is 3 piel." Gam nabm
er leinen Snt, 3iinoete umi1Gnolif
lelne FfeiIe an unO ging ms @irtbs,
haus.
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0erf6iepene Na6ri6ten.
G~eters6ura troten fiir,Ii6 smei 90.

!. sstnn srsmaH rs B, RaOr os esaOahusr abfrs 9. smms epaeSOtus Wtnn
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01
LODGES AND SOCIETIES.

There will be an important meeting of
the Woman's Auxiliary of the Manufac-
turerS' association tomorrow (Monday)
morning at 1890 Chamber of Commerce
rooms.
The ladies of Court st. Paul. Independ-
ent Order of Foresters, No; 241, will give
a card party Nov. 5, at Odd Fellows hall,
Fifth and Wabasha streets.
Division No. Z. I; A. A. Q: H, extend
tend dancing party at Central hail, Sixth
and Seventh Streets Tuesday evening.
Starlight camp. No.. 465. R. N. A.. will
day evening. No. 8, at Capital City hall,
Walnut and West Seventh streets.
The Territorial Pioneer Women's club
will hold an important business meeting
at the Nicollet hotel. Minneapolis. Tues
day. Nov. 8, at 2 p. M
The Limited Cinch club will give
charity euchre party and rattle on Thurs
day, Nov. 10. at $3.50 p. M, at Annex hall,
1867 West Sixth street. Mrs. Schubert,
Mrs. Mcdonald and Mrs. Hayes will serve
refreshments.
The Women's Auxiliary to the National
Association of Railway Postal Clerks est.
Paul branch} celebrated its fifth anniver
sary. with a reception and social at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. S. N West on
Marshall avenue Thursday evening Pro-
gressive cinch was played at ten tables,
e. j. Dugan and Mr.. Charles w. Chech.
Refreshments were served by Mrs. West,
assisted by the ladies of the auxiliary.
A new hive of Ladies' of the Maccabees
was organized last Friday evening by
Lady Ida Tanner, with a charter mem
bership of thirty. composed mostly of
young ladies. The hive will be known as
.'Indepedent' hive, and will hold its meet
fourth Friday of each month The hive
win give dancing party in the near
future.
The Metropolitan Ushers' club have
elected the following officers: wv. e,
Mansfield president: w S. Himmel-
wright, vice president; G.. J. Benham.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01
there were any vacanteseats on this

there were any; vacant.~seats on this
occasion. = y,vae sss
Tomorrow evening Mrs. G. w. Corr
don gives a. cotillon at the Country
club for her sister, Miss Bishop, and
Miss Durham. Only the younger set
have been asked. Mrs. Noyes, of Sum-:
nit avenue; has Issued cards for a tea
Saturday afternoon, from to z, to
meet Miss Mary Hale Cutler and Miss
Margaret Hammond, two Of this years 8
debutafites. Miss Mary Hale Cutler IS
the third daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
H. Cutler, Of Summit avenue, and Miss
Margaret Hammond, ~ is the fourth
daughter Of Mrs. J. H. Hammond, Of
South Exchange street. On Friday Of
this week the tea given by Mrs. Weed,
her daughter, Mrs. Moore, and Mrs.
Paul c.. Weed, will take place at the
Weed residence on Summit avenue.
Next week Mr.. and Mrs. E.sN. Saun-
ders, OF, Summit avenue will give q
large evening reception on Tuesday to
introduce their third daughter. Miss
Mary Proal Saunders. The hours are
from s to II o'clock. The next evening
place and will probably be one Of the
| most beautiful affairs of the season.
st. Paul has had for long time an
| unpleasant reputation as poor lecture
| city. This winter it is going to have
| chance to redeem itself and show
that it appreciates intellectual pleas
| ures. There is to be a course of lee
| lures given here after Christmas to
| which it will be a privilege to SUBJ
| scribe. They are to be given at the
Park Congregational church, on twelve
| Tuesday evenings, beginning Jan. H.
| Miss Clara Hill is the originator Of the
| idea and is chairman of the committee
of women she has chosen to help her.
| The lecturers are to be notable men
from Eastern centers, neighboring uni
versities and local men who are too
seldom heard by the public. These
lectures will not be open to the general
public, but persons desiring tickets can
apply to subscribers who are privileged
to obtain season tickets for their
friends. The subscribers are limited
to 100.
Mrs. John Harris, Of Chicago, has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs. Up
ham, for a few days. Mrs. J. w. Willis
and DR.. Wharton have returned from
Philadelphia. Mrs. E. A. Young and
Miss Young have returned from Eu-
rope and are at the Aberdeen.
Mrs. H. J. Horn, of Dayton avenue,
and Mrs. J. w. Adams, Of Ashland
avenue, will leave soon for California
to visit Mrs. Joseph Banning, Of Los
Angeles, and will remain month. Mr..
w. w. Price has returned from Chi
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

cage. Mr.. E. w. Durant has been, In
town for a few days. On Wednesoay
night will occur the dance given py
Mrs. Partridge, of Minneapolis. MISS
Gordon and Mrs. Severance WIZ 20
over and take Miss Lorena Abbott,
Miss Durham and Miss Susy Clark.
Miss Clark will leave soon for Olympia
to visit her grandmother, Mrs. Thomp-
son, for a few days. She will return
and spend part of the winter In 81
Paul.
Mrs. George r. Finch and Miss
Finch, Of Summit avenue. will give a
tea Monday afternoon. Nov. 9. from 4
until g.. Mrs. L. w. Hill. of Summit
avenue, has returned from New YORK.
Gov. and Mrs. Van SAINT chaperoned a
party of young people to the football
game yesterday. Miss Sloan, Of Sum-
NIT avenue, is entertaining Miss Gard
ner, of Kalamazoo.
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The past week has held several not
able affairs, though the week coming.
will perhaps be gayer. To talk about
the weather during the last few days
has been quite pardonable, as 1T has
been unusually warm and agreeable,
and after all, what has really more TO
do with society than the weather? II
makes possible the success Of social af-
fairs and so society has had much to
be thankful for lately. ,:. u
Nothing has been thought of or talk
ed about for the last two days but the
football match, and st. Paul society
was well represented yesterday after
noon at Northrop field. Automobiles
and coaches went up full Of enthusi-
astic "rooters," both masculine and
feminine, and some Of the debutantes
can hardly speak above a whisper to-
day. The scene yesterday reminded
one of the great matches between Yale
and Harvard or Princeton, and served
to arouse an interest in the sport which
will not soon die out.
A number of he4gayeties of this
week will be in honor of out-of-toWn
guests. Tomorrow afternoon at the
Commercial club parlors the Schubert
CluD VIII give reception LOr Arthur
FarweIl, of Boston, who is a we'll
known musician and st. Paul boy.
Mr.. Farwell is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. e. Won Wedelstaedt, of Holly
avenue. He and his brother Sidney
were born at the old Farwell residence
in lower town, when that was the fash
ionable district many years ago. Mr..
and Mrs. Farwell and their sons re-
moved to Boston about ten years ago,
and are now well known there. Arthur
FarwelI is a composer of merit and has
entered a. new field, that of reviving old
Indian themes. The reception tomor-
and Mr.. FarwelPs old friends are ex-
pected to go without further notice.
The coming of Walter Damrosch and
David Bispham on Tuesday is one of
the notable events Of the musical sea-
son. Socially they are to be well en-
tertained. Miss Katherine Richards
Gordon will give q luncheon for them
on Tuesday at the Country club, and
Mrs. G. A. Severance, who will be their
hostess, will entertain for them at sup
per after the concert No one can af-
ford to miss the rare treat of Tuesday
evening at the Peoples church, when
Walter Damrosch will give an inter-
probation and story of the opera Of
"Parsifal," illustrated by David Bisp-
ham. This programme, it is safe to
say, is the most unique one ever pre-
Sented before a st. Paul audience, and
1t would be disgrace to the city If
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treasurer: G. F. Conway. assistant treas
urer; j.. ]. Ahern..f secretary; F. ". Daw
Jr., assistant secretary; p. J. Gallagher.
ssr sg aanc at arms They Wi gave Eael
hall. Nov. 13a The Metropolitan Opera
House orchestra will furnish music.
Constellation i chapter. Nc. Is. Order Of
the Eastern Star. has issued invitation for
dancing party Wednesday evening, Nov.
4, at Masonic hail, West Fifth street.
Canton Apollo No. 8, I. o. O.. F., win
give social hop eon Monday evening, Nov.
8, at Capital City hall. Committee on
arrangements are Henry Riemers, D.. A.
Carr and M. j. Howe.
On Tuesday evening, Nov. 8, Unity
Tent No. 8. X T. M, will entertain
social and smoker. Sir knight Carr has
prepared fine programme Of entertain
ment.
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b The senior class of the Central high
school held a debate in German last
Thursday. Resolved, That the instruction
of German be reinstated in the grammar
grades Of our publ schools. The affirm
brecht and and carrie zumbach; the leaders
of the negative were Paul Bremen and
Laura wesendonck. After lively dis
were offered on both sides in elegant
German, the judges decided in favor Of
the affirmative.
Dr. and Mrs. c. J. Woolway have re-
moved from the Willard to the Virginia
flats, Central park. I
Miss May Mulcrone. of Fort street. en-
tertained Thursday evening at linen
shower in honor of Miss Minnie Bingham,
a November bride. The evening was spent
in playing games and with musical en-
tertainment. Those taking party in the
Miss Bolingor Miss Whalen and Messrs
Emmett and Thomas Mulcrone. Covers
were laid for thirty.
preparing for class work, and a reception
for Miss Bnia NJ West, of Port Huron,
Mich, supreme record keeper. The full
initiatory work will be put on Friday
and Robert streets Miss West has not
been here in five years and every effort
is being made to make her stay enjoyable.
Miss Ellen Fitzgerald sister of Patrol
man Fitzgerald, will be married to James
McCarty the latter part of November. The
bride and groom will take trip through
the Eastern states and Europe.
Constellation chapter. O. e. s., will give
the first Of a series of IL o'clock socials
at Masonic temple Wednesday evening A
regular meeting will also be held on the
same evening.
A silver tea will be given Thursday
afternoon by Mesdames Lauder5ale, Finn,
Keck and Herring, at the latter's home.
233 East Robbie street. for the benefit Of
Westminster Presbyterian church.