The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

German American Veterans Meet-The
German American Veterans association
viii hold meeting this afternoon at Gar
field hall.
Governor Returns TonIght-Gov. Van
SAINT viii return tonight from Davenport.
where he has been attending to private
business.
choral Surgery" His Toplc-Rev. David
Morgan will speak Sunday evening at the
Bethel on moral Surgery.
Junior Pioneers Will Meet-The Junior
Pioneer association will hold its regular
monthly meeting next Wednesday night
at Elks' hall.
"Poetry of the BlbIe"-Prof. Maria San
ford will lecture this evening at Park
Congregational church on 1.-The Poetry
of the Bible"
D.. w. LawIer Addresses Students
Daniel W. Lawler addressed the stu
dents Of the agricultural college in the
chapel yesterday morning
viii Discuss the Class StruqqIe-T. Van
Lear, of Minneapolis, will speak on the
Glass Struggle at Socialist hall, tx
west Third street at 3 p. M today.
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Wife Beater Gets Thirty Days-stephen
Rhode drew thirty days in the workhouse
yesterday in the police court for beating
his wife Saturday evening.
Will Celebrate Its Twenty fifth Ami
Verssry-The LuXemburger Benevolent So
ciety will celebrate its twenty-fifth ami
Versary with a concert and ball at Mozart
hall next Sunday evening.
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Mems of St. Johns to Give Annual Din
ner-On Wednesday evening at the
Church of st. John the Evangelist the
annual dinner for the men of the parish
will be held at z o'clock.
Soldiers Home Trustees to Meet-The
board of trustees of the Minnesota Sol
diers' Home viii hold its semi-annuaI
meeting at the home at 1920 o'clock
Tuesday morning.
Fire in a Barber Shop-Damage to the
extent of $25 was caused by a small blaze
In the barber shop of F. Haucl1, 449 Jack
son street, yesterday. An overheated
stove was the cause.
Has Political Aspirations = A. J. Dia-
mon, who retired from the law and col
lection business in this city two years
ago, and moved to White Bear is now
hustling for the nomination for president
of the village council.
VIII Talk of Lincon-'LincoIn. the
Citizen will be the subject of an address
Sunday evening at Unity church by E. e.
Woodman. Rev. R. w. Boynton will
speak at the Sunday morning service on
The Shadows and the Depths"
Father Byrne to Address Sacred Thirst
Society-The Sacred Thirst Total Absti-
nence society will hold an open meeting
on Thursday evening, Feb. II, at the
Cathedral school. Rev. James Byrne, of
st. Patrick's church, will be the speaker.
VIII Give Annual Supper Monday Even
Ing-The annual supper and meeting of
the Union Gospel mission will be held
Monday evening at the mission hail. 443
Jackson street. At the meeting last night
Supt. E. R. Mckinney spoke on the topic,
''The Trickster Meeting With God
VIII Hold Quarterly Meeting at ST.
PauI's-On Thursday at st. Pauls church,
meeting of the local assembly of the
Brotherhood will be held at o'clock |
Addresses will be delivered by Rev. G. H.
Hills and Crawford Baxter, of Minneapo-
lis.
Father and Daughter in Hospital-W
L. McGrath, a tailor on East Fourth
street, and his daughter, Miss Daisy,
are in adjoining rooms at st. Luke's hos
pital. Miss McGrath has been in the hos
pital since November, and is now in a
critical condition. Her father is suffer-
ing from a sprained ankle.
Relief Society In Need of Supplies
In consequence of heavy demands made
upon the Relief society during the recent
cold weather the supplies have been eX-
hausted and at present the society is in
great need of children's clothing, shoes
and underwear, as well as dresses and
warm f1annels for working women.
Mr. Morton Has Hard LucE-A F. Nor
ton, the we'll known newspaper man, I'M
derwent a second operation for pleurisy at
st. Joseph's hospital Friday. He is now
resting easily. Mr. Morton was stricken
with pleurisy last November, just after
recovering from an attack of typhoid fe-
yer.
Mr. Sol Fox, buyer of the dress goods at
Manufacturer Bros, left for New York Sat
urday night.