The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-12
NEWS OF THE CITY
The temperature at 2:3O a. m.
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Church Mems Meeting-On Monday
evening the Mems Club of the Church
of ST. John the Evangelist will hold an
open meeting, at which the club quartette
will give selections.
MAY Resiqn Because of Ill HeaIth-If
his health does not improve in the near
future. John Kerwin. chairman of the
city and county board of control, Will
tender his resignation. The appointment
of members of the board rests with the
judges of the district court.
Members of the Police Force 1.-two
members of the police force are seriously
ILL., Lieut. Harry Meyerding is confined
to his bed with an abscess of the ear,
which has caused him serious trouble
for some time. Detective Dan Ahern Is
suffering from a severe attack of inf1u-
enza.
Neighborhood House Meetlng-The
Neighborhood House association VIII
hold it's annual meeting at it's head
quarters, Indiana avenue and Robertson
street, Monday afternoon at o'clock.
President Scholle will read a paper on
''Neighborhood House Work in Eastern
Cities
Fire at ST. Thomas coIIege-At 11:45
last night the fire department was sum-
moned to st. Thomas college, Merriam
Park where an overheated furnace had
set fire to the floor of the boiler room.
The flames were extinguished before any
extensive damage was done.
DR.. Wilson to Deliver an Address
"The Citizen in Relation to Public
Health" will be the subject of an address
by Dr. Louis B. Wilson, Of the University
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of Unity Church, Wabasha street and
Summit avenue, Sunday evening at
o'clock.
Alcohol for School Use-Fifty gallons
of alcohol has been ordered by the board
of school inspectors, and the process Of
securing it from the government Wlthour
the payment of the revenue tax has
been undertaken. It is expected the al
cohol will be in the possession of the high
schools about July 1. 1t will be used IN
the arts
Charged With Working Without L.
cense-State Boiler Inspector Johnson
yesterday caused the arrest of Frank Err
back, engineer at the O'Brien block, Seven
Corners, and M. Schumack, engineer at
]. M. Bach & Sons charging them with
a violation of the state boiler inspection
laws by working as engineers without
the required license. In the police court
the case against the two men was con-
tinued. They both pleaded not guilty.
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"HealthIest City in the WorId"-Health
Commissioner Ohage yesterday made ar
engagements to display in the mayors par
lor the worlds fair exhibit before it is
shipped to ST. Louis. The exhibit is prac-
tfcally complete and before it is sent
away the people of st. Paul will be given
an opportunity to view the record upon
which Dr. Ohage hopes to have st. Paul
declared the "healthiest city in the
world"
FarlbauIt Firm Gets DornItory Con-
tract-The state board Of control yester-
day awarded the contract to O'Ne1 &
Son, of Faribault, for the construction Of
a dormitory to be occupied by inmates
of the school for the feeble-minded at
Faribault in connection with the farm.
The contract price is $11,S45, and does
not include the plumbing and heating.
The building is to be completed by Aug.
IS, and will have accommodations for
about thirty-fve boys.