The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-15

Mormons Will Meet Today-There will
be q conference of Twin City Mormons
this afternoon in Central hall. John NJ.
Mills, of Salt Lake City, and A. H. Wood
ruff Will be present at the meeting.
Y. M. c. A. to Hold Mems Meeting
There viii be several short talks by young
men and plenty of music at the Young
Mems Christian association mems meet
ing today at $3.50 o'clock.
Pobbed His Brothers-Fred Cobey, aged
sisnIeen, who is charged with breaking into
a small house bank and stealing $33 be-
longing to his brothers, was placed in
charge of Probation Officer Graves by
Judge Finehout in police court yesterday.
They Go to the Works-Charles Sum
mer and Teuson Martin, arrested on a
charge of highway robbery, were allowed
to plead guilty to petit larceny, when
arraigned before Judge Finehout in police
court yesterday, and each received a SEN
tence Of ninety days in the Workhouse.
John D. O'Brlen VIII Lecture-John D.
OBrien will address the Crusaders Total
Abstinence society this afternoon at Gre
tin hall. Subject, Confessions of An At
tOrney." A musical and literary pro-
gramme will be presented.
VIII Discuss Flower Show-The Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Northwestern Manu-
facturers' association will meet tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock in the Floral tea
rooms to discuss plans for the flower
show to be held during the coming season.
Fire in Hat Factory-Fire in the plant
of the Twin City Cap Manufacturing
company, 102 East Fifth street, damaged
the stock to the extent of 500 shortly
before 8 o'clock last night. The cause Of
the fire, which started on the second
floor, is unknown. The damage is fully
covered by insurance.
Mrs. WilheImina Behnke DIes-Mrs.
Wihelmina Behnke, aged eighty-eight
years, died at the home of her son, Fred
J. Behnke 1877 Charles street, yesterday.
Mrs. Behnke has been residing with her
son for some time, but has been In failing
health recently. The funeral Will take place
from the home Of F. ]. Behnke Monday
afternoon.
Boys Mother Asks for FIne-Mauritz
Rossman is asked to pay the sum Of 81 900
damages because he is alleged to have
wrongfully, unawfully, maliciously and
violently assaulted Harry Saveitch, six
teen-year-old boy, on Feb. 6. Suit for
the above amount was commenced In the
district court yesterday by Helen SaVeitch,
the boys mother and guardian.
Manufacturers Association to Meet
The annual meeting of the Northwestern
Manufacturers association will be held
Monday at p. m, and at that time the
election of officers will take place and the
report of the secretary and treasurer will
be presented.
Happy" Is Still Free-James Gillespie.
the boy convicted of holding up little Regi-
maid Vars and Clare Tate was yesterday
sentenced to the state training school by
Judge Finehout, who later suspended SEN
tence and placed the boy in the care of
Probation Officer Graves. Happy Hool-
gam" who is said to have assisted Giles
pie in the holdup, has not yet been ar
rested.
Royal Arcanum VIII EntertaIn-The
members of Ramsey Council No. 1850,
Royal Arcanum, will entertain their
friends at Elks' hall Tuesday evening,
March II. They will be assisted by Miss
Berna NJ. Lapham, elocutionist; Messrs.
Grant and Georgeson in a whistling spe-
cialty, and Prof. Van Der Koor, presti-
digitateur.
Unwilling Statue-At 1870 o'clock this
evening beautiful statue Of Our Lady of
Grace will be unveiled and blessed at st.
Nmcents church, corner Virginia avenue
and Blair street. Rev. Patrick O'Neiu,
pastor of st. Michaers church, will Off
ciate, and will also preach a sermon on
devotion to the Blessed Virgin. The stat
ue Is to be placed in the first corridor of
st. Vlncent's new parochial school
Geo. E. Taylor, replating Of all metal
goods; ask prices. 278 Minnesota ST.,
corner Second.
Fine gold silver plating 27s Minnesota