The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-29
City News.

Dr.. Hall, DentIst-Moved from Kendrick
block to 501-502 Phoenix building.
Lucas Will Reply to TiIIman-Thomas
II. Lucas will reply to Senator y. r. Till
mans late Minneapolis address this after
noon ut o'clock at Metropolitan hall.
Sold AduIterated Honey-A peddler
named D. Blackbird was in police court
yesterday charged with selling adulterated
honey. He pleaded guilty and paid a fine
of $40.
Don't Forqet-That the Edison Phono-
graph Paror viii remove to 3S6 Wabasha
street April-1 with the best line of talk
ing machines and records west of Chi
cago.
VIII Hold Open Meeting-Garment
Workers, Union, Local No. III, will have
an open meeting Friday evening, April 3,
in Federation hall.
Speaks to Teachers-Gov. Van SAINT at
tended the annual meeting of the North
ern Minnesota Teachers associa ton at
St Cloud yesterday and delivered a
speech upon the Work of the Teacher"
PythIans Plan Big Ball-St. Paul Com
Pythias, viii give d grand Easter ball and
exhibition drill at K. p hall, Sixth and
Robert streets, on Wednesday evening,
April 10.
Messenger Boy Fined.-Bert Nightin-
gale, a messenger boy, was fined 81 in
police court yesterday for violating the
bicycle ordinance, having been found
guilty of riding on the sidewalk. The boy
had no money and was allowed a week in
which to pay his fine.
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Clerk Got Liberal-Quite a furore was
Occasioned in the Office of the state treas
urer when it was discovered on Friday
that one of the clerks had mailed to a
point in Sherburne county a check for
$2,2"G that should have been $22. The
cancellation Of the check was ordered.
Boys Become Boisterous-EIdo Paul
son and John Joyce. two school boys, We're
arrested at Mississippi and Grove streets
last night for disorderly conduct The
lads became boisterous and refused to .
obey Policeman Sullivan when he re-
quested them to be quiet.
Judge Finehout Will Lecture-Judge J.
w. Fmehout will address the Commons
Literary society on Municipal Court /
Monday night. An excellent programme
has been prepared participated in by
AIessrs. Robert Geddes, H. H. Conner, B.
7. Butler, Henry Koenig, Master Lyle
La Pine, Mrs. A. B. Bishop, Misses Bic
Der, f. Burger and others.
Miss Elizabeth Shea Dies-AIiss Eliza
beth Shea. who died Friday at the fam
1ly residence $50 Armstrong street. had
been in the employ of James MeaIey for
fifteen years and was highly regarded
by large circle Of friends and her as
sociates in the store. The funeral serv-
ices will take place at st. James church
tomorrow morning.
Law School Debaters Win-The c. X.
Davis Debating club last evening de-
feated the y. NJ. c. A. Debating club in
Joint debate on the question, Resolved.
Ihat the Boer War Was Unjustifiable on |
the Part OF Great Britain" The Y NJ |
g A. men had the negative, which was
pronounced by the judges as the most
disadvantageous side. The judges We're
Mayor r. A. Smith, D. w. Lawler and
Prof e. V. Robinson. The law school
debaters were NJ. ]. Ryan, E. E. Sharp
and Sylvan Hess The association de- !
baters We're w. G. Blackman, O. B. An
derson and a. Worm. II. w. Williams
presided.
Seymour VIII Lecture-Charles Sew
mour, who was so popular in St Paul a
few years ago, has been engaged by the |
Franklin school to give three lectures in |
the Assembly hall of the st. Paul high |
school this week, on Monday, Thursday
and Friday, at O'Clock. The first lee
ture IS Cleopatra" and that fascinating
EGYPTIAN, as portrayed by MIR. Seymour
VIII De sure to attract a large audience
The remaining two lectures are on La
fayette" and Benjamin Franklin" AS
the lectures have been placed at the nom
inal price of 20 cents each. they cannot
fail to be very popular
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