The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-11

Episcopal Church Will serve chicken PIE
supper from. to 8 o'clock this evening
at the church.
3 Michael p. Seaman Dead-Michael P.
Seaman, resident of this city for forty
hive years, died at his home. 515 York
Street, at 6 o'clock last night He was
EsiXty-five years of age.
Z Fire Damages Repair Shops-A blaze of
unknown origin damaged repair shop
Eand oil shanty east of the 500 freight
depot at $3.50 yesterday morning to the
aeXtent of $40.
2 Many Calls for Aid-Sickness and acct
dent combined with the cold weather
has caused extra demands upon the relief
society, and a number OF urgent cases
were relieved yesterday.
New State Bank-Bank Examiner John
son yesterday authorized the American
Exchange Bank of Virginia to do bust
ness. It's capital is $4,000. E. B. Nc
Donald is president and F. W. Poets
cashier.
Loyal Legion to Observe LincoIn's Birth
day-Lincoln's birthday will be commem-
grated by the Loyal Legion by reception
and banquet to be held at the Ryan ho-
tel Friday evening. Ladies are expected to
attend
Fined for Violating Smoke Ordinance
Alfred Ahlberg pleaded guilty and was
fined $25 in the police court yesterday for
violating the smoke ordinance. He is
fireman at the American National Bank
building.
New Bank at Virginia-The American
bank, of Virginia, capital stock, 5000,
was authorized yesterday by the public
examiners department The president is
d. B. Mcdonald, and its cashier, Fred
erick w. Peet.
Brect<y Club VIII Dance Tonieht-The
Brecky club will give preLenten ball
at Woodruff hall this evening. This is to
be the most elaborate affair yet attempt
ed by high school pupils Miss Hosmer
and Miss McFetridge will chaperon the
party.
Senior Class Dance at Universty-The
senior class will give an informal dance
at the university armory Friday evening
The dance will not be an exclusive class
affair, and extensive plans are being made
for it.
VIII Hold ThimbIe Bee-A thimble bee
for the benefit of the Womans Home
missionary Society of Central Park Meth
Odist Church will be held at the home of
Mrs. Frederick E. Luley, SAT West Cen
trail avenue, from 10 to O'Clock.
Rev. {. A. HoIdridge Dead-Rev. E. A.
Holdridge, formerly secretary of the Y.
NJ c. A. of this city, died recently at
San Monica CAL of typhoid fever The
funeral took place at Modesto, Cal, where
relatives of the deceased reside.
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A. F. Morton Is Recovering-Arthur F.
Morton, well known in st. Paul and Min
neapOlis as a newspaper reporter, is now
reported as rapidly recovering from the
effects of an operation performed some
weeks ago at St. Joseph's hospital.
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Violates Gasoline Law. H. Reinar, a
storekeeper at 124 South Wabasha street
was fined 81 in the police court yesterday
for selling gasoline in a white can, in
violation of the new law, which provides
for the sale of gasoline in red cans only
Husband Warned to Quit Drinking
Charles Kline, $50 Clark street who was
arrested on warrant sworn out by his
Wife, charging him with being an habitual
drunkard, was warned to avoid drink by
Judge Finehout yesterday and discharg-
ed.
Make Their Men Buy New Uniforms
The street car company has ordered mo-
tormen and conductors to procure new
uniforms before Feb. Is or be refused
cars on that date. The order has caused
considerable dissatisfaction, as the new
uniforms cost $14.
Sleigh Demolishes U. S. Mail Box-A
mail box on the corner OF Fourth and
st. Peter streets was knocked from it's
post and smashed to pieces yesterday aft
ernoon by sleigh belonging to the United
fofn
of COWS frightened the horses, who back
ed the sleigh against the post.
Fireman Hurt In Stopping a Runaway
ID. H Moore, engineer of Engine Company
No. II, was badly bruised yesterday while
trying to stop runaway at Third and
Sibley streets. The horse ran onto the
sidewalk, and Moore in attempting to
stop him was struck in the ribs by a
shaft
viii Speak of Lincoln-An invitation
has been extended by the Rev DR.. Bowie
to all members of Acker Post No q. G..
A. r., to attend services at the House of
Hope church Sunday evening. His suh
ject will be Abraham Lincoln" Mem
bers are requested to meet in the base
ment of the church at 1870 Seats will
be reserved for Them
Mission VIII Entertain Boys-Sunday
afternoon at Mission hall, 443 Jackson
street, meeting will be held for news
boys and messengers. An interesting en-
tertalnment has been prepared and the
affair will be exclusively for boys to
whom tickets Of admission will be issued
7. S. Thompson, of Mortified, will de-
lever an address
viii Give Concert Tonght-The WON
en- of st. Paufs Evangelical church will
give concert in the church parlors this
evening in which Mrs. Paul Zumbach. Ar
thur Bergh, Adolph Timme Franklin
Krieger, Mrs. Emil Treager, Miss Anna
Parr and Miss Anna Bartossi will assist.
Following the musical programme a
birthday party will be held in the church
parlors.
Fined for Selling inferior cream-Cream
which did not come up to the standard re-
suited in the Crescent Creamery com
pany being summoned to appear in the
municipal court to answer to a charge
of violating the dairy and food law Yes
terday afternoon Secretary M Goberg.
of the company, appeared in the munfc-
ipal court on behalf of the firm and plead
ed guilty. A fine of $25 was imposed
MILWAUKEE, ROAD
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