The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-31

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viii Address Holy Name soclety-John
d. OBrien will address the Holy Name
society of the parish at st. MichaePs
school hall this evening.
State Capitol Commission to Meet
Wednesday-The state capitol commission
will meet next Wednesday in its offices
in the Endicott building.
Problems of Prayer-Rev. R. M. West
will address the Union Minister'S asso-
citation on 1.-The Problems of Prayer at
the Bethel Monday afternoon.
Sacred Thirst Society TO Hold Annual
Meetinq-The Sacred Thirst Total Absti-
nence society will hold its annual meeting
at p. m. today at the Cathedral schools.
viii Discuss Social Proeress-Thomas
H. Lucas viii speak on The Union, a
Step in Social Progress at Socialist hall,
~ West Third street, at 3 p. m. TO-
day.
Eiahth Ward Improvement Club to
Meet-A meeting of the Eighth Ward I'M
provement club will be held Monday even
ing for the purpose of completing the
organization.
Water Department Earns $3e,s45 in
January-The water department earned
SSS, ,S45.24 during January. With the pay
aroll deducted the months net earnings
will be $1S,79S02.
Secretary of State MISUNDERSTANDING
of State p e. Hanson who for several
days has been suffering from a skin erup-
ton resembling blood poisoning, has re-
turned to his office.
University Pays State $46,357-The sum
of $46,3 ,357 was received by the state treas
urer yesterday from the state university.
OF this Sal. .O17 represented fees from stu
dents for the second semester
Second Warders Will Meet Tonight
The Second Ward Improvement assocla-
tion will hold a regular meeting tomor-
row evening at the corner of Bates ave-
nue. and East Seventh street.
Northern Pacific Makes Advance Pay
ment-An advance payment of $50000 was
received by j. II. Block, state treasurer,
yesterday from the Northern Pacific Rail
way company to apply on its gross earn
ings tax of 1903
Mothers Club VIII Meet-The Lower
Town Mothers club will meet at $40
Tuesday afternoon at the Hawthorne
school, Mississippi and Nash streets.
Music will be contributed and refresh
ments served.
Will Sing for Benefit of Their Country
men-The Fran Singing society will give
@ concert about the middle of February
at the Central Park M. e. church for the
benefit of the fire sufferers of the village
of Aalesund, Norway.
VIII Discuss "The Saloon issue"-Quin-
cy Lee Morrow of indianapolis, Ind.'
will discuss 1.-THE Saloon Issue" at the
Norwegian-Da church, Thirteenth
street and Broadway, this afternoon Inc
gathering will be union meeting of the
downtown churches.
a.. VIII Spend $4,000 for National Guard
Unlforms-The sum of $4,000 will be ex-
pended in the purchase Of new uniforms
for the state militia during the coming
year, The contract will be awarded next
week by Gov. S. R. Van SAINT, Adjt Gen.
E. NJ Libbey and Maj. G. c. Lambert
VIII Investigate Young Woman's Death
The post mortem over the remains OF
Esther Goell, the young woman who died
Friday at st. Joseph's hospital, revealed
a condition which demands further in
vestigation, and Coroner Miller will hold
an inquest Wednesday afternoon.
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Smallpox Case Discovered on West Side
John Walsh, a laborer, was taken to
the city detention hospital yesterday from
403 South Wabsaha street, suffering from
smallpox AS far as can be learned, Walsh
contracted the disease at Mendoza, and
that town will be asked to pay the bill.
fO
Meet-A join quarterly meeting of the
Womans Home Missionary societies of
the Minnesota and Northern Minnesota
conferences will be held in the Methodist
Episcopal church, corner Capitol street
and Asbury avenue, Hamline, Friday Feb
8, 1904.
VIII Dine the Buttermakers-The Com
mercial Club of ST. Peter Mimi, will BAN
Quet the buttermakers and dairymen Of
Nicollet county at st. Peter tonight State
Dairy Commissioner w. w. P. McCon-
nell, State Treasurer ]. H. Block and
Profs Shaw and Hecker, of the agricul-
tural college, will attend.
Diamond Thief Must Go Back to Coast
james Walters, arrested in Minneapolis,
will be returned to California to stand
trial for the theft of $4,000 worth Of
jewelry from the Baroness Won Horst in
the Colonial motel In san FRANCISCO. he
QUESTION papers for his return were honor
ed by Gov. Van SAINT yesterday morning
Returns From Darymen's Convention
State Dairy and Food Commissioner w.
w. P. Mcconnell returned yesterday from
Jackson, Mimi, where he has been at
tending a meeting of the Buttermakers'
and Dairymens Association of Jackson
County. AT the meeting Mr.. Mcconnell
spoke of present and future possibilities
of dairying in Minnesota.
Accused of Assaultlng Street Car Con-
ductor-William Smith, Fred Fisher, Will
liam Yarnall and John Cummings, young
men aged seventeen to twenty years,
were arraigned in police court yesterday
charged with assaulting A. E. Peck and
r. j. Motto, conductor and motorman of
q South Wabasha street car, last Wednes-
day night. They pleaded not guilty and
will be tried Monday.
Diphtherla on the Increase.
Diphtheria is giving the health depart
ment some concern. According to the
January report there were 81 cases, com