The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-26

sight, after being totally sightless for
two weeks.
son, pastor Of the Presbyterian church,
has rendered his resignation, to take eff
feet Dec. 81. and will accept a pulpit in
Spirit Lake, Iowa.
La Crosse, Wis.-Clarence Hastings,
OF Genoa, who was on trial at Viroqua
on the charge of aSSaulting William lib
bets at that place last September with
intent to kill, has been acquitted.
CrSsco, 10. = Albert Smestad, a Nor
ing near Ridgeway, jumped from the
northbound neat train last night and
lost his right leg. He died as the result
CT the accident.
Albert Lee, Mimi Eli Reynolds,
who stole the horses, harness and buggy
from Liveryman Lambton, of Clear Lake,
Was taken there for trial. The owner
of the team came up ana identified the
outfit and took it back with him.
Grantsburg, Wis. = John Dahl, a.
farmer and stonemason. so years of age,
was found Monday morning in corn
field near his house., frozen to death:
Two empty whisky bottles was found
drunk to walk to the house.
Rochester. Mimi, Dec. 25-Tne SEN
TORS, juniors, sophomores and fresh
men of the high school joined their forces
| and gave a holiday reception at Lii
t.ssS with myrtle and gold Berg Broth
ers' orchestra furnished the music.
Glyndon, MIMI Glyndon Lodge, No. 4O6,
Modern Brotherhood Of America, has
secretary, r. b. Webb; treasurer, F. J.
| Shea; conductor, F. L. McNaughton;
chaplain. n. S: Brophy; watchman, J.
l.. Peterson; sentry, II. o. Skrel.
Fargo. N. D.-Wong ice, a Celestial,
who has been held here for several
| months. was admitted to the United
States by Judge Amidon. Wong proved
the country for number Of years, and
was engaged in the mercantile business
at Arcola, Miss.
Faribault Minn.-Mrs E. M Leach,
wife of the senior member of the lum-
Der firm, died yesterday of stomach trou-
bic. She was aged sixty-two and was a
| native of Vermont. but had lived here
! thirty-1ve years. She leaves a husband
ana seven children. The funeral viii
take place on Wednesday at o'clock.
Redwood Falls, Minn.-Antiquity Lodge
No. 81. A. F. and A. M, has elected
w. r. Caswell worshipful master, George
". Dickinson senio. warden, Fred L.
warner junior~Warden, n. " R. Hunter
secretary and w. F. Dickinson treasurer.
The installation Of officers will probably
occur on the evening of Jan. 3. when a
Joint installation with the Eastern Star
will occur.
Watz, an East Third street butcher, is
q center of attraction by reason of the
TACT he has on exhibition two live bears
that were brought here from the state of
Washington. The animals are rather
ugly in disposition and are confined in
strong iron cages. After being on ex-
hlbitfon for week or two they will be
slaughtered.
the late Coleman Graves took place from
the First M. E. church yesterday after
noon, Rev. John Watson officiating Mr.
Graves was born in January 1909, and
was almost " years of age. He had 10
pc carried to the polls in November, but
ne wanted to cast his last vote for Nc
f<inley, and he did. He had lived in
TINS city but two years.
- Spring Valley, Acknowledgements Will
Jams has just closed most successful
revival Two hundred and fifty converts
Were made during his three weeks stay.
IT is the greatest awakening Spring Val
held in the armory, which was packed
nightly. union Christmas programme
was given at the arnlory last night The
schoois are closed for two weeks va
cation.
Excelsior, MINI. E. L. NewelTs
house was damaged by fire yesterday af-
ternoon, started, it is supposed, by a
com I'M of matches and mice. The
loss by fire is covered by insurance, but
the destruction wrought by the citizens,
VINO wrecked valuable furniture in their
haste to get it out Of doors, is a, dead
loss and figures up a goodly sum. The
total loss may be 1.500 or more
Cass Lake, Mimi NJ Morrissette
received word by telegraph from his
brother Peter, who has been living at
Colorado Springs, Col, to the effect that
the latter's wife died the day previous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moriissette left Cass Lake
last August for Colorado Springs, where
it was hoped the climate would benefit
Mrs. Morrissette's health, she being a
sufferer with consumption She grew
worse till her death. she was a native
I of Ontario, Can, and was 26 years of
age. The remains are being brought
from Colorado Springs to Red Lake Fails.
Mimi, where they will be Inferred