The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-13
SALTWATER.
Second Annual Field Day Of the
High school Association.

The second annual field day exercises
of the Saltwater High School Athletic
association. held at Lily Lake driving
park on Friday, attracted large crowd,
and some credtable records were made
by the contestants. The events and win
ners were as follows: One hundred yard
dash tie between Harry Schow and Ed
ward Schabel: James PembertOn, third.
Shot put, William Schow, first; Harry
Schow, second and Herman Piper, third.
High jump, Edward Roney, first; Edward
Schabel, second, and J. Reed, third. Two
hundred and twenty yard Iun, Harry
Schow first; Edward ROney. second, and
Gilbert Davis, third Quarter mile bicy-
Gle race James Pemberton, first, j Crow
ley, second and Michael O'Bren. third.
Two hundred and twenty yard hurdle,
Edward Roney, first Harry Schow, sec
ond and Edward Schabef third. One
mile run, Edward ROney, first; Harry
Schow, second. and M. O'Brien, third.
Hammer throw, James Pemberton, first;
Harry Schow second, and Edward Scha-
bel, third. Broad jump, Edward Schabel.
first: Harry Schow, second; and Edward
Rooney third. Quarter mile run, Edward
Rooney first; Harry Schow, second, and
Edward Schabe third. Pole vault Ed
ward Schabel, first; Harry Schow, sec
ond. One mile bicycle race, James Penn
berton, first; Charles Engiin, second, and
J. Crowley, third
The jury in the case of Campbell VS.
The Marine Cooperative Creamery Com
pany, tried in the district court. brought
In Il verdict of SIG 81 for the plaintiff.
When court adjourned at noon yesterday
the action of Johnson VS.. the administFa-
tors of the estate of Isaac Staples was
not completed, and will be taken up
again when court reconvenes tomorrow
morning.
Harvey Cook was received at the prison
Yesterday from Murray cOuntY..;t0 serve
sixty days for grand larceny in the sec
ond degree. According to an affidavit
made by the county attorney of that
county Cook was considered insane and
q N n 1tld 10 will 11i1o OF ma
prison about fifty days, and when he goes
out viii receive $25 and a suit Of clothes.
His Incarceration in prison is considered
a rather strange proceeding by the pris'
on officials.
Although log and lumber shipments on
the st. CroiX river the past week have
been trife quiet, a total of forty-tvo
RATS haze left this port since the open
ing of navigation.
At a Republican convention held in
this city yesterday the following dele
gates were chosen to attend the congress
Mora, F. P. Belleu. w. J. Simmons, w
S. Soule H. B. Eollmer. Charles Lund
John a. Peterson, c. A. Parker, Arthur
Stevens, 7. L; Furber, Louis Bahls, Otis
Staples, o. E; Lee, H. D. Campbell,
James Mulvey, R. L. Butler Charles Boo
F. B. Yates, j. NJ. Bengtson and George
II. Sullivan. The following delegates were
chosen to attend the convention for the
election of delegates to the national con
vention in Philadelphia: c. V Holm
strom, A. w. Kemp, George A. Oliver, O.
B. Soule, Sven Magnuson. John DAILY, H
Q. Sproat, Andrew Swanson, John w
RiSch, W: r. Sawyer. Jacob Stutzman,
William Kern. H. J. Hageman. Fred Al
brecht, E. j. Spindle w. c. Masterman
Fred Foster, F. E. Anderson, E. L.
Hospes, George Borrowman and D. L.
Birmingham.
There was much satisfaction expressed
here yesterday over the action of the
district court at Mora, Kanabec county
In discharging Thomas Colony. of this
city, and Ed Barnes, former SILVIA ter
boy, for several years located at Sand
stone, who have been under a trumped
up charge Of murder, being accused of
the killing of Albert Peterson, at a log
ging camp near Cormorant Lake, in 1895
LiI6,t O,Neill' discharged from the
rest again, charged with passing forged
check for $42 on John Polko. When ar
rested, 1t Is claimed, he was endeavoring
to pass check of equal value nominal
ly for $36, on Mclaughlin & Kitty.
The Republican county convention to-
day instructed its delegates to Cambridge
for Stevens. 20