The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-10
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather forecast for ST. Paul and VI
cinity: Fair and warmer Wednesday;
fair and cooler Thursday.
DOMESTIC
Gov. Stone, of Pennsylvania, and P. A.
B. Widener Of Philadelphia, fail IN an
effort to end the big anthracite strike
Member Of the alleged st. Louis Doodle
gang turns states evidence and several
arrests are made.
Mrs. Harriet Benson, of Philadelphia,
leaves 100000 to various charities.
Senator c. L. Benedict Is to be the
new postmaster at MankatO
Contract let at saltwater for the cut
ting of 10000, 600 feet of logs.
President Roosevelt makes trip
through South Carolina,
Mayor Rose starts through Wisconsin
by special train and makes many
speeches.
Much alarm is felt over the disappear
ance of Henry w. Grady, of Atlanta.
Minnesota is leading Wisconsin by ten
points in the artillery contest at Camp
Douglas.
Nazina district, Alaska, is proved to be
the richest since the discovery of Nome
Mrs FRANKLIN w. Lee is married to
Il.
LOCAL
Neighborhood house management plans
to educate adults as well as children in
bread winning vocations.
Assistant County Attorney ONeill tells
county commissioners they are attempting
Illegal procedure.
University opens with largely Increased
attendance and much enthusiasm on the
part of students.
Board of aldermen refuses to concur in
action of assembly in selection OF election
judges and list is rejected.
Summit avenue belle grows hysterical
when her pet dog is captured Season
roundup begins six week late
DR.. Ohage closes the public baths for
the season.
Park board holds a session on wheels
and orders five miles of boulevard con-
struction along the Mississippi.
B. Sommers buys valuable building
property on Sixth and Wacouta streets.
Supreme court hears arguments for and
against construction Of primary ballots
| and promises early decision.
Federation of Womens Clubs in Mime
tota must soon grapple with color prob
lem.
Mrs. John Sterling, wife of confessed
| highWayman, mysteriously leaves the CITY,
POLITICAL
Tawney men unearth Van SAINTS work
for Knatvold carried on through state CEN
| trail committee.
c. N Peterson says Rosing will hold
Lind vote in Southwestern Minnesota.
Colorado Democrats nominate Edward
c.. Stimson for governor
SPORTING
American Observation-Disclosures 4, 49,;
ST. Paul. 0, IL. Minneapolis, 8, 10; Kan
sas City, 7, s. Louisville, s; Toledo, 4.
National League-Boston, Z; Chicago, g..
Rain elsewhere.
American League-Washington, 8; Bos-
ton 2. Rain elsewhere.
BUSINESS
Marked advances in stocks on heavy
sales.
| Wheat, corn and oats close somewhat
| higher on firmer cables and light receipts.
| Crop reports indicate that but slight
damage was done by the recent frosts.
The Union Pacific throws the Denver
gateway open.
WASHINGToN-
Postal receipts of fifty American cities
show net increase Of SO per cent.
Gen. Miles is to leave for the Philippines
on Thursday.
FOREIGN
German soldiers play at war at Frank
| fort on Oder.
Venezuelan revolutionists are complete
ly defeated, according to government re-
ports.
The volcano on Stromboli Island is In
| full eruption.
| MINNEAPOLIS
| Freddy" Cohen is arraigned and gives
bond in sum of $4,000 for appearance
Sept. Is.