The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-08
new PARDON BOARD
1T WILL HOLD IT'S FIRST SESSION
AT THE CAPITOL TO-
MORROW
TWENTY-sIx APPLICATIONS
Unusually Large Number of Prison
ers Hope to Find Mercy In the
New Members-Oniy a Few st.
Paul Prisoners Are on the Roll,
Hcrwever--Names OF Those Wish
ing to Regain Freedom.

The new state board Of pardons will
meet in the office of Gov Lind Mon
day afternoon, the new governor and
Attorney General Douglas sitting for
the first time as members.
The board will have before it twenty
six applications, as follows:
Continued From Regular October Meeting
Ellis Loomis, from Murray county, convict
ed Dec. 10. 1897, and sentenced far three and
half years. Crime. attempted rape
Harry Brett. from Clay county. sentenced
Nov. 1S. 1897. for three years. Crime, grand
larceny first degree.
sentenced March 6. 1897. for five years.
Crime, grand larceny first degree.
William Gillen, from Hennepin county, SEN
fenced Feb. 3. 1896. Crime. suborn@ticn OF
Henrietta Schneider. from Ramsey coun-
/ ty, sentenced March 49, 1897, for two and
James Funk Jr. sentenced from Kandfyohi
county Nov o. 1887 for the term OF his nat
ural life. Crime, murder first degree
Clarence Wench, from Ramsey county, SEN
fenced April ., 1885, for five years. Crime,
grand larceny in the second degree.
William Schmitt from Ramsey county, SEN
fenced to state reformatory Jan. %, 1928, for
forgery second degree.
William Bender, from Stearns county, SEN
fenced Nov. 8, 1891, for twenty years. Crime,
manslaughter first degree.
Michael Stanton, from Hennepin county,
sentenced March II, 1898, fer four years.
Crime, burglary third degree.
William Haggerty, from Blue Earth county,
sentenced Dec q 1895, for five and a half
years. Crime. robbery.
Patrick Markey. from Hennepin county,
sentenced April %, 1888. for i've years. Crime,
grand larceny second degree
Michael Rider, from Hennepin county, SEN
fenced Jan. q, 1885, for TWO years for forg-
cry and two and a half years fer escaping
from custody.
James Alhro, sentenced from Itasca county
June II, 1897, for three years. Crime, rob-
berry second degree.
John Robinson, sentenced from Hennepin
county Nov. 10. 1895, for seven years. Crime,
indecent assault.
George Miller, sentenced from Hennepin
county Feb. %, 1898. for five years. Crime,
burglary second degree.
Joseph LIE May. sentenced from Stearns
county June s. 1898. for ten years. Crime,
carnal knowledge of female child.
Orla Wales sentenced from Hennepin coun-
ty April IS, 1885, fer five years. Crime, grand
larceny second degree
Thomas Glennon sentenced from Hennepin
county Sept. p, 1898. to the state reformatory
for the crime of assault in the second de-
gree.
John schott. sentenced from Scott county
Oct. s, 1897 for two and a half wears Crime
grand larceny second degree.
Otto Schneider, sentenced from st. Louis
county May 81 1898 for three years. Crime,
grand larceny first degree.
Ben AlonZo Buxton, sentenced from Hen
nep1n county Feb. 26, 1897 to the state re-
formatory for the crime of grand larceny in
the first degree.
Louis BaIlentine, sentenced from Hennepin
county Oct 7, 1898, TO the Minneapolis work
house for ten months Crime, forgery sec
ond degree.
James Jeffery, sentenced from Henaepin
county Sept. q 1897, to the state reformatoTy
for burglary in the third degree.
Charles Mccain. sentenced from Ramsey
county Jan. so, 1897 for five years. Crime
grand larceny
J. H Sullivan. sentenced from Ramsey
county jan IS, 1898. for five years. Gr.me
grand larceny.