The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-03
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

| Weather forecast for st. Paul and vi
| cinity: Fair Wednesday and Thursday
fresh winds; cooler.
FOREIGN
Eruption on Mont Pelee, Martinique,
| kills 1000 people.
| Archbishop Ireland telegraphs his con-
gratulations to Guidi the new apostolic
delegate to the Philippines.
DOMESTIC
| A drunken man attacks William J..
| Bryan with knife and revolver.
Cardinal Gibbons may have to submit
to an operation for kidney trouble
| ''The Awakening a novel on Creole
life, has been ordered removed from the
| shelves of a st. Louis library because
objected to as improper.
| Rumor that many persons have been
! killed in a wreck in Mexico.
| Organization of $780, 600, 900 beef trust
| is held up because of the fear that Can
adam meat will go on the free list.
| WASHINGToN-
Gen. Miles postpones his trip to the
| Philippine islands for a week.
The Democratic campaign book just
| issued, gives most of its attention to
| the trusts and imperialism.
| POLITICAL
Mayor Tom L. Johnson. of Cleveland,
| is in control Of the Ohio Democratic state
] convention.
| Roosevelt discusses the Philippines and
| the trusts in Massachusetts,.
| Heinze wins victory over Clark In the
meeting of the Democratic state central
| committee Of Montana
! Wisconsin Democrats are prepared to
name Mayor Rose, of Milwaukee for gov
| ernor today
Democrats carry Arkansas by increased
majorities.
Iowa Democrats will not put silver in
| their platform
LOCAL
P. ]. O'Keefe is held responsible by cor
oners jury for the death Of J. w
Jacques, after witnesses describe fierce
battle which preceded it.
Suit is brought to collect on stock liza
bll1ty OF Allemannia bank owners
Sharp storm dampens the ardor of state
| fair crowds.
James Middleton, Minnesota pioneer,
dies suddenly.
| Convention Of Minnesota State Dental
association Is well attended and interest
| Ing to members.
st. Paul hotels are filed to overfowing
Fair rush is greater than ever before
All signs point to large movement Of
| grain marketward at an early date Fa-
vorable reports come from Northwest
Federation of Women's Clubs is wor-
| ried over the lack Of funds to entertain
honored guests.
Model road construction at fair grounds
proves of absorbing interest to city and
country folk.
P. ]. Ryan gets fat contract for brick
paving and breaks monopoly which has
| hitherto obtained.
A quartette of healthy babies to be
| given away at club women's headquar-
| ters on the fair grounds.
Mrs. Ralph M. Burdick, elected from
her home, becomes seriously i'll, and is
cared for by neighbors.
Cooks union ready to walk out in sym
| pathy with striking walters and waitress
| es.
MINNEAPOLIS
Capt. Fitchette is granted another stay
Of sentence.
| April grand Jury, whose work resulted
| in the uncovering Of official corruption
makes a final report.
| John Ostrander hangs himself.
Federal grand jury takes up investiga-
| ton Of railway cases.
SPORTING
| American ssociation-Louisville II, In
| dianapolis 8; Kansas City 8, Milwaukee
| 2; Toledo 4. Columbus 8.
National League-Philadelphia 4, 7, Chi
cago 1, 4; Cincinnati s, 2, Boston 2, 4;
| ST. Louis 2, New York /; Pittsburg 5, o.,
Brooklyn 8, 8.
American League-Boston 9, Chicago q;
| Philadelphia 8, Detroit 1; Cleveland 23,
Baltimore z; st. Louis Washington, no
game.
Allerson, Red Roy and Belle Worth win
I the race events at state fair grounds
track.
Amelia wins the $4,000 Charter Oak
stake at Hartford, Conn.
| Sir Thomas Upton is preparing another
challenge for the Americas cup.
BUSINESS
! Grain is injured in shock and stack in
the Red river valley by excessive rains.
Reading railway stock jumps over 5
| points on purchases of over 250 900 shares.
| Wheat, corn and oats show nervousness
because of failure to grade up to- con-
| tract.