The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-07

Alderman Who Is Serving a Sem
Z Who Long for Free Air-St.
/ Louis County Convicts Who Think
|. They should Re Free Numerous.
T The next meeting of the board of par
dcns will be held Monday in the execu
tive office at the state capitol. There
} are q lalg e number of applicants for
/ pardons. Among the more important
|; cases is that of George A. Durham, the
Minneapolis alderman who was sentenced
to six and half years at Saltwater in
connection with soliciting bride. Clara
Adams, another Hennepin county con-
vict, is the only woman on the :. list
There are also FIVE continued cases on the
docket Following Is the complete, list:
Nellie S. Parker-Conyicted in Hen.
nepin county, June 4, 1888, OF the CRIME OF.
carnal knowledge and abuse OF Iemale
child and sentenced to the state prison
on the reformatory plan. "A former. appll-
cation was considered and denied by the
board.
Frank Warzecha = Sentenced from
Stearns county Dec. 16, 1898, to the state
prison for five years. Crime of assault IN
the second degree.
herman SmlUf-OOUNlCleQ III INoiiLoCy
Jan. q, 1886, of the crime of grand Far
ceny and sentenced to states prison for
ten years. The board considered and de-
MED former application.
William Maloney = Convicted In Kan.
sey county, Nov. l3, 1896, OF the crime OF
grand larceny and sentenced to the state
reformatory. A former application was
denied.
: John Corcoran-Convicted in Ramsey
county, Nov. 10, 1897, of the crime OF bur
glary and sentenced to states prison for
q nnv1fh &C
application was considered and denied.
Frank Frost-Convicted in Hennepin
county, Jan. q, 1897, of burglary, and es-
e etase p prHm cf for i've aye Years.
Joseph Sterr-Convicted in Morrison
county. March Is, 1888, of the crime OF
carnal knowledge Of a female child ana
Albert Hillman-Gonvie ct ,oo in Yell .Ss
Medicine county Feb r. 1877: .eo OF che
to-the state prison for fourteen years. ears.
Harry Williams soo In IN d IT.
county Jan 10 1872 Of the an eame OF
Harrison Dodd-Convicted in Itasca
county, Jan. 1885, Of the crime OF man
slaughter in the first degree and sentenc-
ed to the state prison for fifteen years;
A former application was considered ana
denied. 9.
Of rape and sentenced to the state prison
for the period of his natural life
county. Nov 10, 1897, of the crime of for
gerry and sentenced to the state reform
atory.
county. Nav 10, 1897, of the crime of for
gerry and sentenced to the state reform
atory. -
county, May 6, 1897, of the crime of grand
larceny in the second degree and sentenc-
ed to the state prison for five years. A
former application was dsni ed j., waton
wan county, May g.. 1884 of the crime of
murder in the second degree and sentenc-
ed to the state proson Tor nfteen years.
Frederick Whitaker = Convicted in
Ramsey county, May 4, 1896, of the crime
of grand larceny in the first degree on
three indictments and sentenced to the
state prison for seventeen years.
John Soppin-Convicted in Mobiles coun,
ty. Jan, "A, 1899, of the crime of grand
larceny second degree, and sentenced to
state prison for one year and three
months
Geo. A. Durnam-Convicted in Henne..
state prison for six and a half years.
John Edmund Day-Convicted in Hen
nspn county Oct s OF de tine and
sentenced to Minneapolis workhouse for
nine months
James LOng-COnvicted In Traverse
county June II, 1896, of the crime of MUIR
der, first degree, and sentenced to state
prison for the period of his natural life.
Charles C. Nelson-Convicted in Free
born county Dec. s. 1898. of the crime of
grand larceny in the first degree, and
Sentenced to state prison for five and a
half years.
William Buckley-Convicted In Becker
county March 13, 1899. of the crime of lille
gal fishing, and sentenced to imprison-
ment in the Becker county jail for sixty
days.
Daniel Ward Kennedy-Convicted in ST.
Louis county June A, 1897, of uttering a
forged instrument, and sentenced to state
prison for ten years. Convicted on two
indictments
David Peterson and Robert Bean-Con-