The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-19
City News.

Theosophist comInq.-Charles w. Lead
beater, founder of the school of theoso-
ply will arrive in st. Paul May from
London, Eng. He will lecture that even
ing at Raudenbush hall.
Volunteers Open Today.-The volun-
Geers of America will open their, new
mission, Ala Jackson street, today. Dur
ing the week Evangelist Harry Hays will
conduct the services.
VIII Hold Church Guild sae-The wom-
en- of Christ church will hold an all-day
sale at the guild room Tuesday next of
useful articles. 'The young ladies will have
charge of table of small fancy articles.
Sent to Iowa for BuriaI-The remains
of Mrs. Aase Eatledstad, who died Thurs
day at the home of her son-in-law, d. S.
A Thompson, on Iglehart street, We're
yesterday sent to DEBORAH, Iowa. for in
terment. Brief services were held at TIA
home.
Fell HeadIonq Down StaIrs-Mrs. F.
Turner an aged woman living at 206 Uni
versity avenue, was seriously injured yes
terday morning by falling headlong down
a flight of stairs at her home. DR.. Eshel-
by, who attended her. thinks she will re-
cover.
Y. M. c. A. Meetings-The Sunday aft
ernOon mems meetings at the Young
Mems Christian association will for few
Sundays be in the nature of conversa->
tionaI Bible classes. Today at $3.50 Jonn
Gibson will lead the study and all men are
invited.
New Doctors for ST. PauI-Among the
recently examined medical students Ii
censed by the state board as competent
to practice medicine are the following
from St Paul: William ]. Little, Alex. r.
Hall, Arthur Kahala, E. w. Govern and
Jennie E. w. Ward.
Will Have Housewarming-Th new
fraternal building at North st. Paul will
be dedicated May ,. A joint entertain
ment and dance will be given by the
knights of Pythias. Royal Neighbors, Odd
Fellows, Degree of Honor and Sons of
Hermann.
Mr.. Schlck Arrives-Frank Schlick, of
The firm of Field. Schlick & Co., in com
pany with DR.. Herbert Davis, has arrived
at Cherboug. The fact was announced in
a cabIegram received by John Field yes
terday. The two viii proceed through the
Riviera to Madrid and thence on to other
European capitals.
Burned by Molten MetaI-While oper-
ating a crane at the Griffin Wheel Works
yesterday morning, F Kroes suffered
painful accident Attached to the crane
was a kettle filed with molten metal. the
crane slipped and the kettle tipped for
ward. discharging its burning contents
into Kroes boots. The mans legs were Sc
verely burned.
Sunshine Band to Get Seeds.-Distribu-
ton of seeds to the Sunshine band will
De made this afternoon at O'Clock at
Mlnnehaha hall, Ninth and Franklin
streets Monday evening the work of
the band and plans for the coming sea-
son will be discussed at a meeting to be
held in the apartments of Mrs. S. R. Van
SAINT, at the Aberdeen.
Cars Run to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to-
day the electric car service between Nah
toned and Wildwood will be resumed.
cars will run between and II O'Clock
In the morning and between 4 and 9
O'Clock evenings The all-day service will
not be installed until May 10.
Federation Women to Meet-The Fourth
district members of the Federation of
Women's clubs will meet at the Com
mercial club Friday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock. Music will be furnished by the
Schubert club and Miss Shepard, of the
state agricultural college. will lead a
discussion on domestic economy. Two
minute reports from the clubs represent
ed will be read
Odd Fellows VIII CeIebrate-A cele-
bratlon of the eighty-fourth anniversary
sOf the founding of the Independent Order
Aof Odd Fellows will be held Sunday. April
S26. The st. Paul lodges will attend the
Peoples church in the morning and in
the afternoon will go to Minneapolis as
the guests of the Flour City lodges. The
services at the Peoples church will be
held at 1880 o'clock and the members Of
the order will meet at their hail. Fifth
and Wabasha streets, a half hour earlier.
The Daughters Of Rebekah will also par
ticipate in the services