The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-06
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for ST. Paul and vicinity:
Showers and warmer; fair Sunday.
POLITICAL - 39
Gov. Van SAINTS interest in legislative
and congressional fights is ascribed to his
desire to succeed Senator Clapp.
Judge Otis hands down first official ut
terance on good faith clause of pri-
mary laws and orders name of J. u.
Miller stricken from ballot.
Former Gov. Boies, of Iowa, will be
nominated for congress by the Democrats
CT the Third district, against Speaker
Henderson.
DOMESTIC
Four Chicago men are indicted on
charges of tax swindling.
Filipinos, led by a fanatic, attack a
town and kill several persons. They are
in turn defeated by constabulary, losing
several killed and 700 prisoners.
Missouri river is cutting a new chan
mel and may entirely desert st. Joseph.
International mining congress may be
reorganized upon different lines.
Navy bombards Forts Adams and
Wetherill and claims a victory.
Man claiming to have been the head of
the Boer secret police says Webster Davis,
formerly third assistant secretary OF
state, was paid $4,000 by the Boer gov
ernment for his influence.
FOREIGN
Haitien government troops are badly
defeated by the revolutionists.
Prof Rudolf Virchow, the renowned
German pathologist, is dead.
SPORTING
American association: ST. Paul 8, Kan
sas City 2, (game called at third inning
because of rain); Milwaukee 4, Minneapo-
lis 3; Louisville IL, Columbus 5; Indian
apolis IS, Toledo 8.
National league: st. Louis 8, Philadel-
phia 5; st. Louis 6. Philadelphia o; Brook
lyn 6, Chicago q; New York 5, Cincinnati
8; Pittsburg 6. Boston 3; Pittsburg 1, Bos-
ton II.
American league: Cleveland 10, Phila-
delphia Z; Baltimore Is, Detroit /; ST.
Louis IL, Boston 3; Chicago IL, Washing
ton 8.
Prince Alert defeats Anaconda in a
race at Hartford.
Black Lady Hot Stuff and Grey Cloud
win races at state fair ground track.
BUSINESS
with gains all around.
st. Paul stock rises three points on a
report of a closer working agreement
with the Missouri Pacific. The undertone
of the market is rather heavy.
Good as trade is, still better is looked
for The past week has been satisfac-
tory.
WASHINGTON-
President Roosevelt leaves on his South
ern trip.
LOCAL
exchange shots on Rice stree-thief es-
capes.
Judge Hine holds that it is unlawful
for the police to take money from prison
ers when searching them at the sta
tions.
The board of aldermen will ignore the
action of the assembly in the matter o.
the naming judges of election.
Rev. DR.. Thomas E. Shields will leave
st. Paul to accept professorship il
Washington.
Second annual meeting of state osteo-
| paths is held at Windsor hotel
Mrs. George Huff, burned by gasoline
Both the afternoon and morning musi
Gales at the fair grounds were largely at.
| tended
Club women at the fair discuss the ad.
visibility of setting aside building to bt
| used for concerts.
w. w. Williams who will be released
from Saltwater today, will be taken into
custody at once by Indiana officers.
Warden Fullerton confiscates many gun.
and chickens. Birds are plentiful.
Local coal dealers say there is no dan.
ger of the price of hard coal reachins
50. so a ton.
Nels Kone, insane, attempted to commi
suicide in the probate court by drinking
poison.
Many children are being vaccinated a.
the city hall by the health department.
Brick will probably be used extensively
in the future in paving the streets of st
Paul as the combine has been broken.
| Walters will patrol the streets in front
OF restaurants in order to evade restrain.
ing order issued by Judge Otis regardine
pickets.
Houston county captures the blue rib.
bon in the agricultural contest at the
fair.
MINNEAPOLIS
| Judge MCGEE declares Mayor Ames
bail bond forfeited.
Wisconsin Central officials deny tha,
they are indicted
Minneapolis Commercial club extends ar
invitation to the letter carriers to hole
next convention in the Mill City.