The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-15
OUT OF A HIGH WINDOW
CHARLES sUNDBY FALLS TO
HIS DEATH
the SfIl-MiltOn Williams Moth
er Gives Testimony Strongly In
His Favor at Austin-POpulists
Name n Candidate for Congress
in the Third District.

Special to The ST. Paul Globe.
SALTWATER, Mimi, June IA
Charles Sunby was almost instantly
killed by falling from a window in the
third story of the Central house shortly
before midnight last night. Sundby
mad been employed by Tozer & Barter
logging camps since last fall and came
down the river yesterday. He spent
some time at various saloons, and late
In the evening went to the bartender
IN the Central house saloon and said he
wanted glass of water before retir-
ing. A glass of water was handed to
nm and the bartender showed him the
! way to his room on the third floor. A
few minutes later occupants of the
| house were startled by the falling of
| a human form, and investigation
proved it to be Sundby, who had fallen
| from the window. Just how the acct
dent occurred will never be known, but
the presumption is that he sat down
| on the window sill to rest and fell
| asleep.
Life was not quite extinct when help
reached him, but he expired a few min
| utes later. The body was removed to
Belisle's morgue, and relatives residing
at Minneapolis were notified. 1t was
learned late this afternoon that Sund-
by's parents reside in Anoka, and that
Sundby had resided in Minneapolis for
| nearly twenty-five years. He was
| about forty years of age and was a
widower.
The first amateur trap shooting tournament
OF the saltwater Gun club began at South
! saltwater this morning, and indications are
that 1t Will be much more of success thaI
anticipated. Forty-two of the best shots in
| the state have entered to shoot through all
| events, and many spectators are present. AT
| ter forty birds had been shot today Paegel.
| of Minneapolis, lead with SO; Catamaran, OF
! st. Paul, was second with 81 and Taber, of
| Wadena; Tallman, of Minneapolis and Ban
| croft. of Saltwater, were tied for third place.
eaching having 80 to their credit. In the
| fourth event at twenty blue rocks Herman
Jassoy, of Saltwater, was first having made
clean score. His success was roundly ap-
| plauded by the spectators and participants in
! the shoot The tournament continues until
tomorrow night, and many more shooters are
| expected tomorrow morning Among the la
| dies who are shooting are, Mrs. Shattuck, OF
| Minneapolis, and Mrs. Johnson.
The funeral of James Malley was held from
! St. Michael's church this morning and was
! largely. attended. The interment occurred In
| the. catholic cemetery at South saltwater. 5
| special. meeting of the board of prison
managers has been called for tomorrow by
| President O'Brien and Warden Wolfer. and
matters will be considered in connection with
| the binder Irvine industry.
Saltwater Is to have a Fourth Of July ceie-
last evening and committees were appointed
to solicit subscriptions from business men.
The Moline and bow boat came into port
this afternoon and will leave this morning
with RATS for Dimmock & Could MoiAe Ill.
The Flora Clark brought a large excur-
sion party from Hastings to this city today.
The eXcursionists visited the prison and al
| other places of interest.
special term of the. district court was
| held here today by Judge Crosby. of Hastings.
| The action of Marcela Lee VS.. Carl H. Lee
for a divorce the grounds of cruel and
inhuman treatment was heard. and decree
was granted. In the of A. T. jerks
VS.. J. N. Castle and others. as trustees of
the estate of Martin Mower, deceased, con-
| tinuanee granted to permit the plaintiff
to amend his complaint
About 2.4OO cigars shipped by N. C. Frede-
rickson, of this city, were stolen from an
express company's rig at H. c. farmers barn
late last night. The cigars were packed for
shipment and were received by the express
company early in the evening. The police
claim: they have no clue to the thieves.