The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-10

positively identified the person before
the bar as Bert Glenn" who boarded
at his house during 1896, and posed as a
real estate and mortgage dealer. Glenn,
he said, had apartments with his son for
q a. year.'zI1e always supposed Glenn to be
man.
Richmond, Va.-The constitutional con-
Vention mets at noon after a, Weel1s ses-
sion, but the attendance was rather
small. A number of resolutions and
ordinances bearing on the suffrage ques-
ton were introduced and a flood Of
ordinances touching other important mat
ters followed. There were no debates,
and after an hours session the conven-
ton adjourned.
San Francisco-9.. w. Tyson, an astron-
England, who went to Sumatra to take
views and make observations Of the
eclipse there in May, has arrived here
being the first member of the various
eclipse parties to reach this country. He
says the best photographs of the eclipse
We're obtained by American astronomers
he Will make a tour of the observatories
or this country. M
Youngstown, Ohio-President Shaffer
representing the --Amalganaated4- aSSocia-
ton, and James H. Mutt, secretary Of the
labor bureau of the Republic Iron and
Steel company, made arrangements for
the bi-monthly wage conference, to be
helq III this city. The wages of about
25.CO0 puddiers and finishers will be fixed
for the months of July and August at
the meeting today.
Charlottetown, p. E. I.-Delegates from
various sections of the United States and
canada arrived IN this city to attend the
annual session of the national division,
sons OF Temperance, which will be open
CO today. At the first session addresses
are to be delivered by the Rev. DR.. A. G.
patriarch; F. M Bradley, of Washing
ton, most worthy superintendent Of
young peoples work and others.
Helena, Mont.-Reports received here
from Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone
Park, state that the two women who
Tell into the boiling mud of the paint
pots" geyser, at the Thumb, on Yellow
stone lake, are believed to be Mrs. "a
Drlske and daughter. of Brooklyn, N Y.
Ihey, with a party of tourists, entered
the park by way of Monida. It is not
known just howffthe accident occurred
but it is stated the unfortunate women
PROBABLY were fatally burned.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. R. Keenan,. a hotel
proprietor, has been sued for $4,000 dam,
ages by Annie White, the widow Of a milk
wagon driver, who is alleged to have died
from hydrophobia inflicted by dogs be-
longing to Keenan, 1t is claimed that
Whlle he was delivering milk on july 10
last at the home of the defendant. White
was attacked by dogs owned bv Keenan,
and bitten in different parts Of the body
Whate, IT is alleged, died two months
NAAN PNASOAA VI Tie WOUNDS.
Fort Wayne, Ind.-Charles Dunn. the
aged and wealthy lumberman held by the
coroner on suspicion of having killed ten
year-old Alice Cothrell, whose body was
FOUND In a clStern beneath Dunn's. resi-
oence at Wallen, village six miles west
was arrested on warrant charging him
with murder OF the girl by choking her
10 death. An intensely bitter feeling ex-
lists: against Dunn in the neighborhood Of
Wallen. Medical evidence adduced in the
INQUEST showed an attempt to assault
the little girl had been made.
Seville, Spain-There was a serious con-
Hct In a street here between Workmen
and gendarmes. Owing to the refusal of
groups of the former to dispense, the gen
darmes arrested workman. The latter
comrades thereupon dug up cobble stones
and threw them at the police injuring
five of them The gendarmes then charg-
ed. SHOTS We're exchanged and several
persons were hit. Women actively par
tlcipated in the disturbance. prefect
who interviewed was stoned A force OF
cavalry dispersed the rioters
London-The home secretary. C. II
Ritchey, in the houe of ecommons. prom
lsed to consider any application for com
penSatlon in behalf of Charles I,ilIv-
White (the American citizen who was
arrested in New Zealand and brought to
England on the scharge of being Arthur
13latch, a fugitive from Colchester. Eng
land, accused of murder). Mr. Ritchey
added that he had already Volunt artly
notifed MIR. Choate. the United States
ambassador, that the government was
prepared to compensate Lilly White.