The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-28
CITY NEWS
The temperature at 2:30 a. IN.
was 81 above zero. drop of 6 de-
grees since s p. IN.

Gets His Final Papers-Final papers
were granted yesterday by Judge Orr, of
the district court to Louis o. Reilly.
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f VIII Discuss Money-The Ham1ine Six
O'clock club will meet Monday at the
Hamline NJ E. church President Drew
will read a paper on Money"
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Sues for Balance of Note-Arthur B.
Clark has sued the Mclean and Douglas
Manitoba Land company to recover 1910
as balance alleged to be due on
promissory note.
Socialism In the Human Body-Prof. G.
F. Digit, of Minneapolis, will deliver an
address on Socialism in the Human
Body" at Socialist hall, 71k West Third
street, on Sunday, Feb. %. at p m.
Would Read His Title cIear-A COM
plant filed yesterday in the district court
by John Funk against Berthold Warth and
Others expresses the PLAINTIFF desire to
clear his title to real estate.
Hiram r. Stevens Is Better-Hiram T.
Stevens, who underwent an operation at
st. Luke's hospital few days ago, was
reported in a favorable condition last
night. and it is thought that he will re-
cover.
H. D. Brown Still Critically Hill d.
Brown, of the Brown, Treacy, Sperry Co.,
who is i'll at st. Luke's hospital, was re-
ported still in a serious condition last
night. He has been in a critical condi-
ton for the past two weeks
Run Down by Freight Train-Antonio
PrOcine, 1914 Phalen Creek, was knocked
down by freight train in the union depot
yards yesterday morning and sustained
Several deep scalp wounds and numerous
bruises about the body.
Teachers to EntertaIn-The Grade
Teachers Federation has sent out very
unique little invitations to an entertain
ment to be given Friday evening at the
Commercial club. The programme is to be
surprise to the guests.
Must Pay Personal Property Taxes To-
morroW-Monday is the last day for the
payment Of personal property taxes, for
on March 1 a penalty of 10 per cent at
taches The force of the county treasurer's
Office Is working overtime in order to
care for the unusually heavy receipts.
DR.. Fulton VIII RepIy-Dr. Fulton.
whose terse and forcible criticism of
Christian science in his sermon last Sun
day evening has resulted in the receipt
by him Of numerous anonymous letters
condemning his criticism, will reply to
! these in the prelude to his sermon this
evening in Central church.
Quiet Day for Women-There will be a
quiet day for women at Christ church on
Tuesday, beginning with the holy COM
muniOn at 1880 a. m. The meditations
will be conducted by Rev. Walter w.
Webb, president Of the Nashota Divinity
school. Both breakfast and luncheon will
be served in the guild room.
Added Insult to InJury-Mayor Smith
Is out just cents and wants to know
besides why he is coupled with town of
such repute, or disrepute, as Minneapolis.
The Handbook of the National Municipal
League" was mailed to Mayor Smith,
Minneapolis, Minn.." and was short
cents in postage. Mayor Smith was noti-
fed and RENTED.
"PeacemaESer to the Front"-Rev R. M
West, pastor of the First Baptist church,
will give his eighth address at the Y. M.
c. A. hall, Dyer building, % West Fifth
street, this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock His
subject will be 1.-THE Peacemaker to the
Front" Mrs. M. C. Robinson and John
A. Jaeger will sing a duet and solos. All
men are most earnestly invited.
Horse Kicks Fred Knabe-Fred Knabe,
German siXty-seven years of age, en-
ployed at Bromley's livery. Seven corners,
was walking behind a horse in the barn,
when the horse suddenly kicked out,
striking Knabe on the left leg and in
f1icting a deep wound The police ambu-
lance was called and Knabe removed to
the city hospital. He bled profusely. the
leg having been badly lacerated.
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Missionary Services at ST. PatricI<'s-
This afternoon at o'clock missionary
services viii be held at st. Patricks
church in both the Swedish and Norwe-
gian languages. The Swedish services
will be held by Rev. r. Kuesen, the Nor
wegian by George A. Alexander Friday
nights service was so well attended that
many people had to be turned away.
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