The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-07

The temperature at 2:3O a. IN.
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degrees since p. IN.

Improvement Association MeetIne-The
Eighth Ward Improvement association
will hold its regular monthly meeting Fri
day evening.
Fifth Ward Citizens Will Meet-The
Fifth Ward Citizens association will hold
an important meeting at c. S. p. S. hall
Tomorrow evening.
s Federal Judge w. c. Hook Arrives
Judge w. c. Hook. of the circuit court
of appeals. arrived in st. Paul yesterday,
and will remain in this city until the
conclusion of the May term.
Employees of Mannheimer Bros. Hold
,Banuuet-Fourteen heads of departments
of Mannheimer Bros. last evening enjoyed
a banquet at the Merchants hotel The
banquet was served in the new cafe.
VIII Need SAL ,225-Estimates on the
expenses of the twelve state institutions
under the board of control for the quar-
ter ending July 81 received from the SUI
perintendents, aggregate $141, 225. 10.
St. Agnes Parish School opans-St. Ag-
nes' parish school, Kent and Lafond
streets. opened its spring term yesterday
and admitted 10S new pupils all of whom
are from the Eighth ward. The total en-
rollment of the school is now 1900.
Training School for Robert LilydahI-
Robert j. Lilydahl, thirteen years old,
charged with stealing books from the
Cleveland school was committed to the
state training school, It was not the
first time that Robert had been arraigned
for larceny.
Col. Montfort Losing Strength-But lit
tie change was noted last night in the
condition of Col. Charles J. MOntfort, Of
II IN on,
unconscious state for the past week as
q result OF a stroke Of apopleXy. He con-
tinues to lose strength.
State Bank of ButterfieId Authorized
The State Bank of Butterfield, of But
terfield Waterman county, was yester-
day registered with the state bank ex-
aminer. John o. Lysne is president and
a. A. Lysne cashier Of the new bank.
The capital stock is So, 900, and there
are six directors.
Wants $4,000 for Personal Injuries
Judge Orr is gagged in the trial of the
jury case of John Leckie against the
Great Northern Railway company, in
which the plaintiff asks damages of $4,000
for personal injuries. Leckie was working
for the railway company as a section
hand, and it is alleged that he was injured
10y falling over a semaphore wire.
Moberg's Body Still UncIalmed-An in
quest will be held by Coroner Miller next
Monday upon the body of Louis MOberg.
the laborer who was killed by boys in a
box car near OWatOnna. After the in
quest the remains. now at the county
norgue. Will be buried in the potteT's
field, unless previously claimed by rela-
tives or friends SO far no such per
sons have been heard from.
Odd Fellows to Celebrate Eighty fifth
Anniversary-St. Paul Odd Fellows are
preparing to celebrate the eighty-fifth an
niversary of the founding of the order
with great gathering of the members of
the fraternity at Odd Fellows hall on
the evening of April "a Minneapolis
members Of the order will be invited and
q number Of notable guests will be pres
ent, including Mayor Smith.
italian Mysteriously Disappears-A
lombard, 485 East Seventh street, re-
ported to the police last night that his
brother, F. lombard, who arrived in ST.
Paul four days ago from Naples, mys-
teriOusly disappeared from his home,
where he was stopping, Tuesday after
noon. LOmbardi said he searched all over
town among the Italians and was unable
to locate the missing brother.
BookbindeTs to Retain Attorney-At a
Injecting OF the BOOkDln0erS' Union Nc.
81 last night at Federation hall the ad-
visory board of the union was given pow
er to take the steps necessary to defend
the action for $2,O35 damages started by
the St Paul Typothetae and the West
Publishing company. An attorney will be
retained today and viii be given author
ity to file an answer to the complaint
against the union.
VIII Deal In Realty-Mary K. Meagher
and Sarah Kelly, Of st. Paul; Agnes X
Tingle, of st. David, Pa, and Esther K.
Bell, of Berlin, Ontario, have formed a
company to be known as the Estate of
+. H. Kelly" articles of incorporation
Tor which We're yesterday filed with the
secretary Of state. The company will
deal in realty. The capital stock is fixed
1t $4,000. and the limit of Indebtedness
is to be $25, 00O
Unknown Pays Mrs. Varro's Rent-A
contribution of ST has been received by
the Relief society from an unknown source
to prevent the ejectment of Mrs w. r
Narro from her home at $50 Earl street.
The $17 will pay her rent for the two
months already in arrears. Constable
Gaines refused the request of Owen
McMahOn owner of the Earl street house
that the sick mother and her children he
dispossessed. These circumstances At
tracted the attention of the Relief socia
tvs correspondent