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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-26
TRIAL OF FERRELL.
Defense Introduces Testimony to
Prove Defendants Insanity,

Prove Defendants Insanity,
MARYSVILLE, O., Oct. 25-When tie
trlal of Rosslyn Ferrell, charged with
Killing his friend, Express Messenger
Lane, was called today, Juror Shirk,
whose illness caused postponement
since last week, was in his seat and the
hearing proceeded. After submitting the
exhlp1ts IN the case the state rested
1t became apparent that the defense
viii be based on alleged degeneracy of
the defendant, for the first witness call
ed by that-side. Mrs. Annie Biggerstaff.
OF Steubenville, aunt of Ferrell, testified
that the prisoners father and mother
are hrst cousins and that his grand
mother married her own uncle. Charles
W. Sheets, Emma V. Sheets and James
Stewart, all relatives of the prisoner
testified regarding intermarriage in the
FAMILY and the insanity Of several r1em-
pers This afternoon August Orr. his
wife and James Stahl continued in the
same line Of testimony on behalf C the
defense. The defense next introduces
witnesses to prove that Ferrell himself
mad manifested a tendency to insanity
ana to show that his character had been
good. Tobias Ferrell, father of the nris-
oner, was the last witness on the stand
and his examination had not been con-
GUIDED when the court ADJOURNED until
tomorrow. His testimony proved to he
important
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-26
Party Organizations as ExempIifed By the Poll
tical Machine That Controls the Repub-
lican Party in Minnesota.
John Lind Lays Bare the Double Dealing in the
Antitrust Act as Passed By the Last
Minnesota Legislature

formed and not to those that were in
existence at the passage of the bill that
created the law. The lumber trust was,
as matter of fact, created, said Gov
LIND, by a Republican legislature long
before this act was passed, consequently
1t would be impossible to "dissolve' this
Irust under the provisions of this act
The act originally contained the WORD
heretofore" as well as Thereafter" but
the former word was stricken out by
the Republican friends of the BILL Gov.
LIND said he had no objections to party
organization as such, but that when these
party organizations were placed above
country and good citizenship, by the for
nations of political machine, such as
controls the Republican party in Mime
sofa, they become a menace to good gov
eminent and therefore are daneerous
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-26
TOOK CARBoL1e ACID.
'ung Married Woman Swallows a
Fatal n,s.

Young Married Woman Swallows a
Fatal Dose.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2s 25 Mrs. Mabel Han
son, tWenty-three years OF age, who lived
with her mother and two elder sisters
on the top floor of "a handsome apart
ment house at No. % West Sixty-frst
street. died at her home this afternoon
acid. The family are not communicative
as to the matter, and claim that it is
certain that Mrs. Hanson took the acid
by mistake. 1t is known. however, that
she purchased 10 cents worth of car
bolic acid in drug store less than half
an hour before her death. The woman's 5
husband, Charles Hanson, is in San
fur business. Mrs. Hanson had been
visiting here for about three months.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-26
BOBS' RETURN TO LONDON
STARTING TIME WILL BE ABOUT
NOV. Is.

NOV. Is.
LONDON, Oct. 25-The war office an
nounces that Lord Roberts hopes to
leave South Africa for home about Nov.
Is, and that Gen. Lord Wolseley has
consented to continue to perform the
duties of commander-in-chief of the
army until the end of November.
The revival Of guerilla warfare in
South Africa has lighted up English
sentiment, especially in smart society,
which is divided into military cliques
and factions. Lord Roberts 1eniency is
condemned by impatient partisans as a
source of weakness in South Africa, and
the opinion is expressed that a general
as cool-blooded as Kitchener is needed
to suppress the lawlessness now in prog
resSs.
These evidences of ingratitude for the
immense services rendered by Lord Rob-
erts are confined without doubt to milf
tary factions and small social sets. The
true national feeling will be disclosed
when Lord Roberts returns, and it will
be foreshadowed by the reception of
London volunteers Saturday, which
promises to be revel of good humor and
patriotic rejoicing.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-26
BULLETIN OF
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE DAY

Weather Forecast for st. Pault
Fair
miners to Return to Work.
Saving Money for State.
Germany Suspects Bribery.
Lind and Browns Tour.
Funeral of John Sherman.
Explosion at Indian Head.
Pin County Campaign.
Death of George @. Stone.
Assaulted With q Club.
Benefit for Firemen's Families.
8-MinneapOns Matters.
Northwest News.
Bryan In New Jersey.
4-Edftoria1 Page.
Campaign In the State.
6-sporting News.
DOings I'm China.
Census Count of Cities.
6-Nevvs of Railroads.
Popular Wants.
T-Markets of the World.
Chicago Dec. Wheat, 73 3-Sc.
Bar Silver, "a I-2c.
Stocks Active; Lower.
S-War on B1IlbOards.
News of Courts.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-26

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-As an earnest of
its intention to prosecute Cornelius l..
Alvord Jr., the thievIng note teller of the
First National bank. the responsible Of
ficers of that institution will tomorrow
offer a liberal reward for his capture
This decision was reached this afternoon,
following the conference between Chief
of Detectives McCluskey and the presi-
dent, cashier and counsel of the bank
The amount of the reward was not fixed
At midnight dispatch from Mount Yer
non said Alvord was in New York In the
home of an intimate friend II any me-
gotiations have been going on looking to
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-26
AUTHORITIES MOVE In THE ALVORD CASE
Deaulting Note Teller Said Be in Hiding in New York
City.
City.

the restitution Of part of the s7Oo. 600 stolen
by the note teller of the First National
bank, these were broken off abruptly to-
day. United States Commissioner Shields
afternoon for Cornelius L. Alvord Jr.
capt. McCluskey, Of the detective bureau,
was authorized to place the defaulter un-
der arrest, and the services of the
P1nkerton detective agency, which has
been engaged to keep Alvord under sur
yeillance, were dispensed with. The af-
fidavit on which the warrant was issued
was made by Fisher A. Baker, one of
the directors of the bank, and it's chief
counsel, and the charge was embezzIe~
ment.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-26
MISSIONARY COUNCIL NOW.
Protestant Episcopal Church Cuts
Out the Word Foreign.


LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct 25-The first
business of the third and last days ses-
sion of the Missionary Council of the
Episcopal church, was the adoption of
a resolution striking out the word for
eign" from the title of the official mis-
sionary organization.
A clause in Bishop Doane's report was
adopted after considerable discussion,
providing that in each diocese the bishop
appoint an advisory committee to assist
him in organizing the diocese for mis-
sionary work
Bishop Seymour, SiIas McBee, of New
York Bishop Nicholson, Arthur Reyer-
son. the Rev. f. Lambert Rees, of Shang-
ha1, the Bishop of Japan and Bishop
Whipple discussed the subjects on the
programme, Bishop Whipple making the
closing address tonight.
The council adopted a resolution re-
questing the general convention to give
the house of bishops permission to con-
secrate bishops for the islands that have
come under the protection of the United
States.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-26
ANOTHER WOMAN IN THE CASE
Further Details Regarding the
Death of Jennie Bosschieter

PATTERSON, N. j., Oct 25-Sculthorp,
the man who drove the cab in which Jen>
ME Bosschieter, the young silk mill en-
proye, died last Thursday night after hav>
ing been given knock drops and assault
ed, said today that woman whose name
he does not know, was in Saas' saloon at
the time the girls drink was orugged.
This woman, he says, helped Kerr, Nc
Olister, Campbell and Death 10 put the
girl into the cab and stood by until the
vehicls started away, as if to forestall
interference by people in the street. The
police are searching for this woman and
also for the drug clerk who sold choral
to McAlister. He has disappeared. but
it is not thought he has left Paterson
Sculthorp got good look at the woman
and he says he never saw her before. He
believes she was stranger in Paterson.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-26
DECISION RESERVED.

SASe VI IatfAck ana Jones Taken
Under Advfsement.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Fred House,
counsel for Albert T. Patrick and Charles
Il. Jones, attorney and valet, respectively,
for the late millionaire, William Marsh
Rice, and Assistant District Attorney
Osborne submitted briefs to Magistrate
Brann in the examination proceedings In
the case, in which Patrick and Jones
are accused of forging a $4,000 check.
Magistrate Brann took the papers, and
after reading over the testimony will
hand down a decision. probably in day
or two.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-26
RALLY AT HASTINGS.
Hon. It. d. O'Brien Addresses a Large
Audience.

HASTINGS, Mimi, Ost. 25.-(Speeial y
The Democrats opened the campaign here
tonight with speaking by the Hon. Thom-
as D. O'Brien, st. Paul, the Democratic
national committeeman, at the Yanz
theater, which was filed to overflewing
and remarkable enthusiasm was shown
The military band turned out to well
come the speaker. Mr.. OBrien spoke on
both national and state issues, on the
local county imperialism as compared
with other local taxes and upon the
problem of state taxation and what the
present governor, the Hon. John Lind,
has accomplished. He predicted the
sweeping Of both the state and national
tickets His address was a very able
one, and delivered in eloquent manner.
1t left no doubt in the minds of the ma
jority of people present that both Lind
and Bryan would preside over the des-
TIMES of the state and nation. The
speaker was introduced by Mr.. Adolph J.
Schaller.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-26
HASN'T REGISTERED YET.
But President Mckinley Has An
other Chance Today.

HcAIhIey Has All
other Chance Today.
CANTON, O., Oct. 25.-Presidept Nc
Kinley and Secretary of War Root, re-
turned from Mansfield this evening They
stopped over at Massilon, eight miles
west of this city, where they were Joined
by Mrs. Mckinley and Mr.. Root to at
tend the wedding of Arvine c.. Wales and
Edna Elizabeth McClymonts, children Of
old time friends of the McKinley's. 8.
Secretary and Mrs Root will probably
remain with the McKinley's until Sat
urday. The president will probably
register tomorrow. 1t will be next to
the last chance Of the campaign. He
was out of the city on each of the other
days.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-26
ANT1-EDDY REPUBLICANS.
Branch of the Organization
Formed af Norris

MORRIS, Mimi, Oct 24-(Specia1)-
The well known feeling among certain
Republicans of this city against Con-
gresham Eddy took shape last week in
the formation of an association calling
itself the Anti-Eody Republicans. The
number of members it has here is not
known, but there is no doubt that a good
many belong to 1t. 1t is claimed this is
only one branch Of an organization which
exists all over the district.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-26
Murdered and Robbed.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 25.-Leole Wilhelm
was found murdered today on the west
bank Of White river, In the heart of the
city. Apparently she had been strangled
and robbed. John Wilhelm, husband of
the woman; John Maladay and Felix Rob-
bins have been arrested.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-26
Yukon Election results.

VICTORIA, B. G., Oct. 25.-News was
brought by the steamer Danube of the
Yukon elections, held Oct. IL, which re-
suited IN victory for the reform candi-
dates, A. Wilson and A5Trudhonanfe de-.
feated Z. W. O,Brien aud A. Noe. admin
istration candidates.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-26
PRESIDENT A=CALLING
DIR. SALES, OF BRAZIL, is IN THE
ARGENTINE

BUENos AYREs. Oct. 25.-Dr. Cam
pos Sales, president of Brazil, who ar
rived here with a squadron of three
warships, landed today and was receiy-
ed with popular enthusiasm. He has
had cordial interview with Gen. Roca.
president Of Argentina.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-26
RIVER NAVIGATION.
Move Inaugurated to Improve the
mississippi Below ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. pa joint committee.
consisting of Chris Sharp, T. K. Kav-
anaugh, isaac NJ. Mason, Web H Sam
uel,, Henry c. Haarstick, Henry S. Pot
ter and r. E. Gardner, has been ap-
pointed, representing the Merchants
Exchange, the Business Mems league
and Real Estate Exchange, to procure
legislation for the deepening of the chan
mel of the Mississippi, between st. Louis
and New Orleans. 1t was decided that
congress shall be asked to provide a
minimum depth of eight feet in the
channel at all seasons, and to provide
fund to that end.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-26

mortal window in the church of st "a
vvler, Southwark, ad oning the cid Tabard
mn, where the poet started on his piI~
grimage to Canterbury.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-26
Memorial to Geoarey Chaucer.

LONDON. Oct. 25.-The 5ooth anniver-
eary of the death of Chaueer was com
memorated today by the unVeiling by
Poet Laureate Alfred Austin of me-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-26
MR. PLOUGH STILL ALIVE
AT AN EARLY HOUR THIS MORNING
HE WAS QUITE Low.

At o'clock this morning the condition
of A. B. Plough was reported as prac-
tically unchanged since earlier in the day.
He seemed to sink somewhat yesterday.
and his recovery has been despaired of.
The colored American., 1900-01-06

Mr. q. l.. Marshall is dong a prcs-
porous business in coal, wood and eroe-
cries at the corner Of sth and r streets
northwest. He carries a large and
varied stock. Mr.. Marshall is a frs,
class business man in every respect
and most useful member of sociatv,
The colored American., 1900-01-06

carry on the work among the colored
people.
Mrs. Scott left the city last Thursday
for Richmond, Va, where she will
spend few days in the interest of her
work.
The colored American., 1900-01-06
LATE LOCALS


GUS business in coal, wood and grocerie
at the corner of 9Th and R streets north
west. He carries large and varie
stock. Mr.. Marshall is:.a first ella,
business man in every respect and
most useful member of society.
Our report Of the Board of Manager
of the Auxiliary to Memorial Home TO
Destitute Colored People should hav
included the name OF Miss Ida B
Piatt, the distinguished Chicago bar
rister.
Mr.. ]. J. Reese returned last Monday
night from pleasant sojourn of sever
al days at Culpeper q. H., Va, wher'
he visited Mr.. West. While there Mr.
Reese shot at sixteen rabbits anC
succeeded finally in wounding one =
accidentally.
Recorder IL. P. Cheatham has re.
turned from pleasant holiday visit tc
his old home in Littleton and Hender
son, North Carolina. He was accom-
panied by his two bright boys, Master
Charles E., and Henry Plummer, jr
The family reunion drew out many de
lightful "reminiscences.
The New Years reception given at
Odd Fellows Hall by the Women's
League was all that could be asked in
social and artistic sense. Mrs, M. E,
Tucker Was charming hostess. and
bevy of beautiful society buds assist
ed. The treasury Of the Day Nursery
was substantially augmented.
Mr.. James A. Peck, well known in
club circles as lone Of the bes t fellows
on eartb," stole a march on his friends
last week. Friday December 29th be
was united In the holy bonds of matri.
mony with Mrs. Buchanan of this citv.
The happy bride and groom are domi
ciled for the present at POI MARYLAND
avenue, southwest.
Mr.. James Taylor and his charming
wife, formerly Of Saratoga, but recently
Of Ithaca, N. Y, have returned to their
home after spending the HOLIDAYS a.
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. r. F, Plummer
'f 5l5 f street, g. W. They expressed
themselves as having spent most de
lghtful time. Mr.. Taylor is trombone
md cornet player in very fine musi.
'al organization in Ithaca,
The Afro American Council and
Negro Academy joint reception last
'atnrday evening at Odd Fellows Hall
eslgned TO show ashington's hos
ltailty towards its holiday visitors
nd organization delegates, was a pleas.
'g event. Mr.. Daniel Murray was an
nergetlc chairman on arrangements
nd raised Washington's stock several
olnts higher in the society market
Frederick L. hcGhee, a leading mem.
er Of the st. Paul, Mimi bar, attended
le sessions of the Afro-Amerioon S
ouncil. He made decided impres. :
on as speaker aid thinker. Conn.
llor McGhee brought with him an
ltllynchlng petitition signed by one !
ousand citizens Of Minnesota 1ncIud. :
z the Governor, supreme court, state s
hcers, and leading business and pro. 8
'sional men.
Mr.. Z. L.. Marshall is dong a prcs- {
The colored American., 1900-01-06
MRS. WILLIAM SCOTT.
The Noted Lecturer Goes tor
Richmond, Va. and Philadel-
phia, Pa.

In the laSI lssuc VI Ah0 NoAo' =
,nooricsn considerable space was give
to the splendid work which Mrs VII
liam Scott, the lecturer, missionar
and special agent of the American Bap
ti.t Home Mission Society has don
dnrng ner four weeks sojourn in thl
o,tv Those who had the good fortun
n hear her and to come under the speI
q, her voice will agree with what wa
sold of Mrs. Scott's matchless Worl
while in this city. In addition to tn
MANY public meetings she attende'
and the many noble addresses she MAD
Of the various meetings of the woman
soctaties and clubs and at the churches
she fnaugurated movement which Il
destined even to accomplish more
pood. While in this city number o.
the leading educators attended hel
meetings and unsolicited agreed tc
contribute five dollars each to start
teachers fund to name and furnish q
room in the Va. Union University at
Richmond, AS is we'll known Wayland
College has been removed from WASH
inpton too Richmond and united with
the other schools at that point which
now constitute Va. Union University.
This school is destined to be one OF the
greatest universities for the youth OF
the race, and, to use Mrs. Scott's words,
"It will be lighthouse sending outfits
streams Of light to the benighted mil
lions" The proposition she has made
and for which all arrangements have
been perfected is that 500 names a
room and from $50 10 $75 furnishes
loom. In addition to what the teachers
NAV do, books have been opened for
any organization to name and to furn-
ish a room. Subscription books for this
fund have been left at the Capital Saw
ings Bank, 500 F street, northwest,
where teachers and others may 60 to
enroll their names and contribute what
ever they feel able. These names will
be printed and framed and hung in the
roam to remain as a memorial for their
interest in the rising generations. 100
much cannot be said in comnendation
of the work which Mrs. Scott is 30 elo-
quentIy and so ably doing. Mrs. Scott
travels under the aus pices Of the Ameri-
can Home Mission Society, whose
headquarters are at New York City,
and she is the first woman to be so
designated as lecturer and special
agent. Mrs. Scott has travelled for
numbe, Of years In the interest of this
society and the demand for her services
is greater and greater each month of
The year.
The American Baptist Home Mission
Society was organized in 1882 and its
motto was "North America for Christ"
It was then purely Missionary Socie- {
y and did much to make and shape 6
l sentiment for humanity and for the J
ion OF the down 'trodden
slaves. In 1863 new life was injected (
ntu the work and many missionaries t
we're sent South to work among the I
reedmen as teachers and helpers in q
very way. Its work has so grown s.
hat today 1t sustains forty'on schools a
Or Negroes, ,.Mexlcans, Chinese and In tt
ians. 1t supports entirely thirteen II
arge schools, and in part twenty nine. o.
lore than one thousand missionaries fe
The colored American., 1900-01-06

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Winnera of Prizes.
The following we're the nrize Wilma,

The following were the prize winners at
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9l7s, S. W. kelloe. 243 w. 18th St, New
York: second. oil painting (value 5000, won
by ticket 2435. Mrs BENNETT 1Oo3 DeIawor
ave ne; third, SIS, Won bv ticket $50 En-.
NETT Hatigan 20 % N ST. u NV: H % fourtb 1b' NAM nam
ioin. Won by ticket 59ss Sadie o'ReilW Re- tnan5 a,
w. 10th St. New York. dfth violin Won
by ticket :,236. M, Corcoran IA 11th. ST N a .
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Bile won by ticket 1854, Winnie HoIlrane
262O S st. NV: eighth students lamp. won
by ticket 0oS WIN McCrann 800 H.. Ct
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