The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-02
ST. CLOUD.

Col. w. FL Chase. of New York City
and Jacob Rooms Of New Auburn, TINS
state, the promoters of an electric me
from Mankato to st. Cloud reached the
city this morning, having made the Trip
overland from Mankato, leaving there
Thursday morning. The drive was not
made over the surveyed line Of the ST.
Cloud. Manllato and Glencoe line, as was
at first proposed, but to the west OF tnaI
line. from two to ten miles. 44eaHlng
Mankato, New Aubarn. Hu- chins N, Das-
sci. Kimball and St. Augusta We're touch
ed en- route. Col. Chase is at present en-
gagged in building some urban lines. IN
South Dakota and represents q NUMBER
Of New York capitalists; ae IS enIil tIs;l,
city and Mankato and to his company
viii make a favorable report.
While he did not say SO IN SO, many
poration would require a free right-of,,
way which he thought could be secured
from the farmers along the line when
they come to a realization OF the fact
that each of them would practically nave
a depot at their door. The line, il pu1lt,
will do both q freight and passenger
business, and the first cost would be
somewhat greater than a steam railroad:
Adelard D. loyal was today sentenced
by Judge Searle to serve a sentence OF ten
years in the penitent;ary. he having
pleaded guilty to an Indictment charging
him with assault in the second degree. In
imposing sentence Judge. Searle stated
that he could see no mitigating circum-
stances connected with the case and no
reason why the sentence should not be a
Adeiard loyal and his family have
lived here severav years, coming frolI3
Canada. For a time he was engageo
in the Great Northern shops and later
did Understandings at one of the granite
ullarries Some time in May MIS-. Joyal
started an action for divorce, on the
grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment
Claiming that her husband had on several
occasions abused her. They parted ano
loyal continued to occupy their nome
by himself, and the wife and cnlldfen
found a new home. On the morning OF
June 10 he met his wife on the banks 81
the river near their home and urged her
10 return to him. She refused and, draw
ing a revolver, he fired three shots at
her two taking effect in her neck. For
tunately no vital spot was touched and
within o short tine Mrs. loyal recovered
Frederick Specovius, the old man who
was held 20 the district court IN N S S5d
burne county by Justice Davee, of Clear
Lake on the charge or attempted as
sault on his daughter and vino was
brought to the Stearns county Jaliy-WaS
released from custody today on an oTdei
,nadn nv JUDGE Searle. who allows hin
TO so on his own recognlZance. 1T 5
claimed that Specovius chased his daugh
Ter around with q club and threatened u
kiu her. Application was MADE sevefa
days ago for the release of the old man
the claim being made that the evidence
Was not sufficient to hold him to th'
district court o,,,.
orial service at the Davidson theater TINS
afternoon. every seat in the big audi
toyirm being occupied. The nlemorla
sermon was delivered by Rev. r. ]
Mooney. of Minneapolis. The musical
proarannle was elaborate. There hav'
heen no deaths within tn lodge circles
dl,ripc the year, and but two since the
@, eaIiization of the lodge, nearly there
years ago.
of the district court for. Benton on count
al Foley Monday morning There ar
twenty-eight civil eases on the calendar
aud a number of criminal actions are t e
be disposed of, the most important Of
which is that against August Walstrom
who shot and killed his wife at Watai
two weeks ago.
Mrs Blanche L. Briggs has been grant
ell a divorce from her husband, Alberl
\. Briggs, on the ground of desertioI
and adultery The couple were married
in This city in 1884, and Briggs deserted
his wife and son In 1897.
wedding Of Miss Jennie Estelle Campbell
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. ID. ". Camp
bell 10 Mr.. Ellery g. Williams, of Iowa