The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-23

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Or. Burton's Next Lecture-Dr. Richard
Burton will lecture at the Park Congrega-
tional church at Sis this evening on
Literature as Life
Builders viii Banquet Tonight-The an
nual banquet of the st. Paul Builders
Exchange will be held this evening at the
Merchants hotel.
Find Infants Body-The body of an
infant was discovered in the vault of an
clubhouse in the rear of the residence at
435 Banf1l, yesterday evening.
u Glee Club viii Give a Concert-F'ri-
day evening at the Woodland Park Bap-
list church, Selby avenue and Arundel
street, the Glee and Mandolin Club of the
University of Minnesota will give a con-
cert.
Goes to Reform SchooI-William Covell,
who was placed on probation last Septem-
Der for refusing to attend school. was ar
rested yesterday morning for petty thiev-
ing and sentenced to the state training
school.
Taken Home for BuraI-The body of
Mrs. Gustav Nynan who died at Bethesda
hospital Sunday afternoon, was yesterday
taken to COkato, Mimi, her home, where
the interment will take place.
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Returns From Eastern Trip-Reuben
Warner Jr., president of the fire board,
has returned from a trip of four weeks
in the East and has called a special meet
ing of the fire board for Wednesday even
ing.
Will Select U Debaters-The Pillsbury
preliminary contest for the selection Of
the six men who will take part in the
prize oratorical contest on March Is, with
Iowa, will be held at the university to-
night.
Acts as His Own Attorney-Michael
Flaherty, arrested Sunday for splitting on
the floor of an East Seventh street car.
acted as his own attorney in police court
yesterday and secured a continuance of his
case to tomorrow.
Soldier Buried in SnowsIde-work was
received at army headquarters yesterday
that Corporal Christ H. Martin, Troop c,
Third cavalry, was buried alive in a
snowslide at Galatin station, Yellowstone
National Park, Feb. II.
Burial of a Poneer-The body of P M.
O'Grady, the pioneer resident, who died at
the home of his daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Margaret O'Grady. 472 St. Peter street,
Saturday, was taken to Montgomery,
Mimi, for burial yesterday morning.
Asks for a Job at the Works-Hugh
Mcconnell a lumberjack arrested for
vagrancy, was given thirty days in the
workhouse yesterday on his own request.
He said that he had tramped the streets
in vain looking for work, and was hun
CRY.
n. E. Kicker Is Hilary E. Kicker,
business manager of the Metropolitan
opera house, has been seriously i'll at his
home for the past week Last Saturday
he underwent an operation, which was fol-
lowed by sinking spell Sunday evening,
but his improvement was marked yester-
day and he expects to be about next week.
Aged Men Die SuddenIy-John Hines
eighty years of age, and residing at 305
Como avenue died suddenly yesterday.
A wife survives him. He had been resi-
dent of the city for fifteen years. r. J.
Davis, seventy three years old, a resident
of the city for thirty-four years, was
found dead in bed yesteday morning, aft
er an illness of several months.
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Courts Diagnosis Goes-Nellie Ball. Of
Minneapolis, who was picked up by the
police Sunday night on the West side, ap-
peared in a disheVeled condition in police
court yesterday to answer to the charge
of drunkenness. She claimed that she
had been and still was Ill, but the court
diagnosed the case as plain drunk and
sentenced her to ten days in the work
house.
Sunday School Teachers MeetInu-At the
meeting of the ST. Paul Union of Primary
and intermediate Sunday School Teachers
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 there will be
considered a proposed change in the con-
stitutiOn The lesson will be in charge of
Mrs. B. Longley, and there will be rendi-
ton of Easter songs under the direction
of Miss Grace Waffle. Mrs. H. T. Drake
will present the topic Easter Suggestions
for the Primary"
Struck by Street car-Thomas Pea
cock, twenty four years of age and a
driver for HI. P. Johnson, was injured in
a collision with a Rondo and Maria car
near the Indian Mounds park Sunday
night, sustaining cut on the head which
rendered him unconscious for time He
was found by street car men, who sum-
moned the police ambulance which re-
moved the man to the city hospital
Peacock lives at 224 East Winifred street
WARMER WITH SNOW