The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-13
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for st. Paul and vicinity: Fair
and warmer; fair Sunday.
DOMESTIC
Great havoc is wrought in Washing
ton, Oregon and British Columbia by
forest fires. Several lives are lost.
Beaumont (Tex) oil fire is almost I'M
der control. Estimates of the loss range
from $4,000 to $250,00O.
Wife of Senator Stewart, of Nevada,
is killed in an automobile accident.
Tom O'Brien, who escaped from the
Montaan penitentiary, returns voluntarily
and surrenders
Shear, the Michigan insurance agent
charged with heavy forgeries, returns
and surrenders.
Andrew Jacobson and Gustaf Larson
are placed on trial at Alexandria, Mimi,
for the murder of Magnus Johnson.
ST. Louis authorities almost have their
hands on man who is said to have dis
tributed the Doodle funds.
Daughter of Dennis Ryan, of ST. Paul.
causes a sensation by unexpectedly mar
rying theatrical man in Canada.
]. P. Harrington, of Sioux Falls, S. D.,
kills his divorced wife and himself be-
cause she would not remarry him.
FOREIGN
Scientific report on the latest eruption
of Mont Pelee is made.
John Redmond says the agrarian ques-
ton in Ireland, the last real obstacle to
home rule, is near settlement.
Prince Henry of Prussia may visit the
United States again in April.
LOCAL
Benedictines buy 100000 acres of land
in the Canadian Northwest.
O'Malley and Wilson, accused of high
way robbery, are held to grand jury.
Board of pardons member replies to
criticism of the paroling of defaulting
county treasurer.
Coroner Miller decides no inquest will
be necessary in the case of Frank Nc
Carron, killed in bicycle accident.
Dairy Commissioner Mcconnell declares
that makers of certain baking powders
are evading the label law.
Scarcity of hard coal leaves householder
coke and soft coal to choose from.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy, principal accuser
of aged Hattie Hine, is caught redhand-
ed in sixth attempt to fire Third street
tenement.
BUSINESS
Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan combine
of paper manufacturers is attempted.
Frost in the corn belt raises corn
prices at the start, but the gain is lost
afterward. Wheat also closes lower.
Rise in call money leads to declines in
stocks.
Weeks trade was very satisfactory, in
ri heinz incCp9
POLITICAL
Congressman Eddy says there will be
no tariff revision by the Fifty-eighth
congress, and that Bowling and Knatvold
are making pledges they know they can
not keep.
WASHlNGToN-
Alexander B. Shepherd, once territorial
governor of Washington, D. c., dies in
Mexico.
SPORTING
American Association-St. Paul 8, To-
ledo 6; Columbus H. Minneapolis 8; In
dianapolis A. Milwaukee 3; Indianapolis
4, Milwaukee 0: Louisville 8, Kansas City
5.
American League-Boston 5, Philadel-
phia 4; Washington Is, Baltimore l.
National League-Pittsburg 5, Philadel-
phia 2; Brooklyn 5, Cincinnati 4.
Frosts of Thursday night blighted ma
turing corn in many states and in some
sections all vegetation is destroyed
H. A. Draper, of Franklin Park, Chi
cago, is searching for his brother, John
Draper, whom he believes to have been
murdered while travelling from the Twin
Cities to Grand Harbor, N. D.
Little Margaret Rants, $50 Temperance
street, hugs a stray dog and is severely
bitten before her mother breaks the ami
mails hold with a crowbar.
Annual report shows that great interest
is taken in manual training by attendants
at summer teachers school, who greatly
outnumber those of last year.
Board of equalization boosts county re-
turns on manufacturers tools, implements
and machinery 10 to 60 per cent.
Because the Grand Duke Boris was
shocked to sickness at her dinner party,
Mrs. Richard Gambrilrs position in New
port society is in jeopardy.
Burlington railroad may be forced to
cut rate on soft coal from Illinois and In
diana to st. Paul.
MINNEAPOLIS
E. E. Empey is found guilty of using
the United States mails to defraud by
getting damages from railroad for injury
of STRAW man.
Football squad of Minnesota university
lines up for first time, and some good
work is DONE
Mayor Ames makes deposition for AS
sistant County Attorney Jelley and says
he will return if his health improves
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.