The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-26
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for st. Paul and vicinity: Fair
today and tomorrow.
DOMESTIC
In a speech in Boston President Roose-
velt discusses the trusts anew.
Henry w. Hollenberg, who disappeared
from Coney Island and was supposed to
have been drowned, arrives home and tells
a strange story.
Steamer ]. s., with 1900 excursionists
on board, is stuck on a sandbar in the
Mississippi.
H. st. John Dix, the Whateum (Wash.)
bank wrecker, is sentenced to ten years
| In the penitentiary.
Mayor of Gentry, NO. in order to es-
| cape charge of bigamy, pretends to have
been buried in Oklahoma.
Rev. Sam Small, the evangelist, makes
| a spectacle of himself before Vermont
audience.
Woman and two men are arrested in
South Dakota on the charge Of perjury
| in land case.
Chippewa Indians at Mile Laos agree
to take lands elsewhere.
Additional riots occur in the mining
| region, this time at Hazelton, Pa.
Rules for the army and navy maneuvers
are made public
Honolulu judge sets aside all his orders
| Of day because he made them when
angry.
| LOCAL
Mrs. Harriet M. Webber will take an
| appeal from the decision of the lower
court denying her petition for a monthly
allowance of 800.
Two hundred local priests went into
| their annual retreat yesterday.
Judge Sanborn in United States court
| of appeals, holds that the Colorado stat
ute of limitations is void and in violation
of the constitution
War department informs Mayor Smith
of the establishment of new harbor line
on the West side.
Insurance Commissioner Dearth Sc
| cures the arrest of Joseph Gales, at New
| Ulm, whom he charges with representing
| an illegal concern.
Medals for 20, 15 and ten years serv-
| Ice in the national guard will be distrib-
uted by the adjutant general of the state.
Albert Won der Damn, who participated
| In the Boer war and escaped from the
| concentration camp at st. Helena, is in
st. Paul. He talks of his experiences.
A. J. Finnegan, a Minneapolis attorney,
begins suit against two delinquent st.
| Paul clients.
| Miss Zika. shot by her lover, will re-
cover. Boos will be arrested upon leaving
the hospital.
Attorney Henderson, representing the
| Ojibways, says the Indians will make
no trouble over the removal of the White
Eearth reservation.
Labor day committee decides upon line
of march and completes the arrangements
for the day.
| Gedney Picking company attempts tc
| pay for full period of its levee lease, but
the money is refused by Treasurer Bre-
mer.
Judge Sanborn, of the United States
court of appeals, hands down decisions
| In three appeal cases, affirming the 1udg-
| ments below in two and reversing the
i decision of the third.
Paving of West Seventh street slightly
delayed because of uncompleted contract.
st. Paul walters may strike If demand
for more pay is not granted.
BUSINESS t@ l"t iafs1@ts@
James J. Hill, in New York, tells Of
the fine business conditions of the North
west. sft
All grains advance, corn being the lead
er in activity. All conditions are bull
ish
There is evidence of the return of a
well known speculative leader to Wall
street Stocks show a strong tendency to
advance.
WAsHINGToN-
Census bureau gives the number of H.
literate voters in cities.
Clerk is dismissed from the treasury
department for advertising that denart
ment in circular to promote gambling on
races.
Director Of the mint gives his final es
innate of the gold and silver production
OF the United States in 1901.
FOREIGN
Field Marshal Wolseley, of the British
armv says the American army is the
best in the world.
Iron ore, so per cent iron. is found in
Norway.
Great Britain will conduct a parcels
post service to and from the United
States.
Premier Combes, of France, is to re-
sign.
Kruger is to resign Boer> leadership
and be succeeded by Gen. Botha.
POLITICAL
Halvor c. Shirley formerly leader of
Peoples party, says there is no place for
third party.
Mr.. Rosing's personal campaign is too
strenuous for local committeeman.
Mr.. Rosing will sound the keynote of
campaign Friday night at a Minneapo-
lis mass meeting.
Decisive Democratic primaries are held
In Alabama. Gov. Jelks will have another
term.
Ex- Congressman Johnson, of North
Dakota, practically announces himself in
the senatorial race.
Hundred thousand dollar fire occurs at
RosSland, B. G.
MINNEAPOLIS
State convention Of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians convenes today.
County attorney rules that candidates
cannot file after IL o'clock tonight.
Several discharged policemen will take
up their dismissals in court.
SPORTING
American association: Louisville 7
Indianapolis 5; Milwaukee s, Minneapo-
lis 2.
National league: Chicago s, Boston 4:
Pittsburg 8, Brooklyn 6; Cincinnati 8.
Philadelphia 2.
American league: Washington 8. De-
troit 6; Washington 10, Detroit Z: Boston
g. st. Louis 0; Baltimore 21, Chicago 6.
Jim Crack of White Bear wins in the
CLASS yacht race at Pewaukee, Wis
Anita wins in the Class A, with Crusader
third.
st. Paul Commercial Bowling league
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