The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-27
sTILLWATER.
Annie Newman Released From
Prison and Sent to Rochester.


SALTWATER, MINI, Nov 26.-Annis
today and was taken back to the Rochester
hospital for the insane. Warden Wolfer tele-
phoned Dr.. Kilbourne at Rochester yesterday
that he doubted the advisability of turning
her out, and informed him that in his oDin-
lon she ought TO be returned to the asylum.
DR.. Kilbourne said that she had not been dis
charged from that institution, but was simply
out on parole and that he would send an off,
Ger after her. She left the prison at noon
today and was met in st. Paul by an officer
who took her back to Rochester, where she
will probably remain the rest OF her life, ex-
perts in insanity having pronounced her in
durable
George A. Wright was received at the prison
last evening from Blue Earth county. to
serve one year and eight months for grand
larceny Wright has served four or Ave terms
at the Minnesota state prison. and has also
been in other prisons, Warden VOTERS &C.
quaintance with him dating back about twen-
ty-four years, when Wright was serving
term IN Joliet H.
John Jewell has been appointed patrol
man 10 fill the vacancy caused by the reSig-
nation Of William Hutchinson. The appoint
ment made by Mayor Pattee today and
Jewell will begin his duties next Monday.
In the case of MunkelwitZ vs.. Gray, tried
in the district court, the jury returned YER
Diet of $40 for the plaintiff. This being the
last case ready for trial. an adjournment was
taken until Monday forenoon.
The miscellaneous cash receipts OF the prison
for the month OF November will probably be
the largest In the history of that institu-
ton, a check for $125, 900, representing part
of the receipts, having been sent to State
Treasurer Koerner yesterday.
The Ladies of the Eastern Star gave an en-
joyable dancing party IN Masonic hall Thurs
day evening. 1t was largely attended and a
complete success.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Atwood entertained a
number Of friends last evening in honor of
Miss Mergie Lehmicke. who left this evening
for Alhambra. Cal. where she will visit with
the Misses Bean.
The saltwater club will inaugurate a whist
tournament at the club rooms next Thursday
wi3ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reed, Of Chicago. are
guests of Mrs. Laura Reed.
L. E. Torinus, who has been spending a
few days with relatives in this city, returns
to Aberdeen, S. D., tomorrow evening.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Kilgore of Minneapolis,
are guests of relatives in this city.
Baron Proctor and family and Mrs. J. S.
Proctor, OF Minneapolis, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs Levi Proctor on Thursday.
IL, and It will be the leading social event
of the winter. The dance will occur in the
opera house
William Chalmers has returned from trip
to the st. Croix Lumber c0mpany's logging
camps on Bean Brook.
c. H. Cannon has returned from an ex-
tended trip to North Dakota points.
Mrs. Will Merrick, OF Minneapolis, is q
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Converse.
Mrs. d. L. Birmingham and children spent
Thursday with relatives in st. Paul.
H. c. Farmer has returned from a trip 10
Iowa cities.
Claire. Wis, are guests Of P. E. Burke.
Miss Gertrude Pennington spent few days
this week at Pine City.