The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-20

qhtiI recently lieutenant IN the Eleventh
husSars, of the English army, was
brought here from Albany, N. Y. charg-
ed with obtaining money under false pre-
fences. Two years ago he was commits
stoned by Chicago friends to make con-
tracts for American horses for the Eng
fish army in South Africa, and it is charg-
ed he did not make proper returns.
Fairplay, Col.-Mrs. Ella Willie. who
was accused of completely in the murder
OF her husband, Uplide Vallie, was dis
OF her preliminary hearing, no evidence
having been produced to connect her with
the crime. Charles Baker, who is charg-
ed with the murder of Vallie, on whose
ranch he had been employed, waived ex-
animation and was bound over for trial.
San Francisco-Edna Wallace Hopper,
inc actress, Is wealthy woman, accord
ING TO the terms of an appraisement of
the the, estate Of her mother, Mrs. Josephine
hxed the value of the property that Mrs
Dunsmuir died possessed of at $206, 526, to
all OF which, with the exception of $50, 900
the heir. Nearly all of the estate is
represented by rich farm at San
Leandro, Cal.
New York-Prince Alexander Bariatin-
SKY was married to the Princess Cath
crime Yourieyskaia, in the Russian
cLiurch, says the BiarrietZ correspondent
OF the Herald. Duke George of Leuch-
tenberg and many members of the French
and Russian nobility were present.
Princess Catherine Yourievskaia is the
Dolgorouki, who was married morgan
atically at st. Petersburg to Emperor
Alexander II. of Russia.
St. Louis. Mo-A collision occurred on
me iron Mountain Friday night near De
Soto, Mo-, between north-bound nassen-
ger train No. and South-bound fast
freight train No. 49, in which one person.
tramp, was killed. Engineer J. Egan
was severely injured, and several pas
Sengers and trainmen were badly bruised.
me wreck was caused by train No. 70
leaving De Soto yards before No. 4
which was three hours and thirty min
utes late, had arrived.
Chlcago-The Illinois state auxiliary of
citation has been perfected for the mir
pose OF organizing the work in this state.
GOV. Richard Yates has been chosen vice
president for Illinois. Alexander H. Re-
chairman; F. T. Haskell, treasurer; Rob
ert thompson, secretary. HEADQUARTERS
nave been established in the Tacoma
building, this city.
Mendoza, Ill.-Burglars raided this. citv
ari 1 night, entering several houses
and securing valuable plumber Several
cltlzenS had fight with the burglars
and in the melee Special Policeman J.
II. farroW was shot and instantly killed,
and Charles Kehm another citizen was
severely injured. The burglars ESCAPED
Citizens are searching the country in ali
directions for two suspects.
Cedar Falls, Iowa peter Melendy is
DEAD, aged seventy-eight years. He was
conventions which nominated TincoIn
and Grant, served fourteen years on the
ooard OF trustees of the state college at
Anles, and was the first president of the
Iowa Central railroad.
New York-Marquis Ito, formerly prime
4lL1IlSI0r OF japan anfQrf4 Of
dinner IN this city by a number of his
Gountrymen Friday night H. Furuya,
Suka, of his staff, as we'll as Mr.. Taxa
MIRA, the Japanese minister to the Unit
G g1 states. were among those present.
laid for about twenty-five. Although re
ported to be i'll in Chicago. the MARQUIS
now appears to be in excellent health.
New York--The yacht Defender. which
de1eated Valkryie II. in the CUP races is
broken up at City Island and a car laden
with aluminium, bronze and lead some of
her component parts. has just arrived at
Newark, n. j., over the Jersey Central
railroad. 1t was consigned to the innk
yards there.
New York-According to the Tribune,
orders for loo, 900 tons of steel rails for
delivery in 1902 have been placed with
must be added 100000 tons held over from
this years orders, making the total
amount actually on the books, 1,65O,09O
tons. The aggregate orders for next
year, it is estimated, will be about $780,
600 tons. The output of rails was 2,3S3'-
$50 tons. 1t is understood that the price
is at present being maintained at SIS a
ton.
New York-Helena G. French Hoey,
widow of the late comedian. William
Hoye, better known as "Old Hoss,'' is
dead at the home of her mother, Mrs.
III. NJ. French, of this city, from Bright's
disease. She was born tllirty-seven years
ago in Lee, Mass, and was the twin
sister of Minnie French. The sisters be-
came famous as singers and dancers
many years ago.
New York-The submarine boat Shark
was successfully launched at Elizabeth
The boat is one of the fleet of submarine
warships that is being built by the Hol-
land Torpedo Boat company Miss
Wainwright, daughter of Commander
Wainwright, United States navy, chris
tened the new vessel. A large number
OF officials and spectators were present
at the launching. The Shark is GO feet
inches long and has a displacement of
120 tons. She has gasoline and electric
engines for propelling power. She will
be equipped with Whitehead torpedoes.
which will be fired from the bow.
Knoxville, Tenn.-Lieut. Richmond P.
Hobson arrived in Knoxville to attend
marking the site of the home of Gen.
James w. White, founder of Knoxville,
who was Hobsons great-great-grand-
father. The ceremony occurred this aft
ernoon on the lawn of the suburban
home of Hon. J. G. Grenor, where Gen.
Whites house stood. 1t was preceded by
a street parade. headed by HobSon Hon.
Richmond Pearson, of North Carolina
uncle of HobSon, is also a guest of
honor