The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-09
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED
For st. Paul and vicinity-Fair Wednes-
day and Thursday; southeast winds.
POLITICAL

For st. Paul and vicinity-Fair Wednes-
day and Thursday; southeast winds.
POLITICAL
Senator Courtwright withdraws from
| congressional race, making ~peaker Hen
dersons denomination a certainty.
Democrats win a handsome victoR in
Kansas City, re-electing Mayor James a.
Reed and gaining all members of the
upper house Of the council with one ex-
| ception.
Anti-Van SAINT men expect Senators
Nelson and Clapp to appear in guberna-
toriaI fight.
Democratic platform will be submitted
for adoption tonight.
LOCAL
Members Of board of control deny ap-
pointing Crane as steward at st. Peter
hospital.
Supt. Olsen reports favorable progress
on rural school union movement
Veterans Of Fourth Minnesota asked to
restore banner captured at Battle Of
Altoona.
Scoring is completed in monthly state
butter contest.
Health departments war on smoking
chimneys has been renewed.
DR.. Ohage agrees to debate on vac
clnatlon, proceeds of admission fees to
go to Coliseum.
Presbytery Of ST. Paul formally assents
to resignation Of DR.. A. B. Meldrum.
DOMESTIC
Stuart Robson says the influence of the
stage for good is greater than that of
the pulpit.
Omaha youth confesses ~embezzlement
OF $4,000 and saves father whofs on trial
charged with the defalcation.
Facts of divorce suit Of GRANDSON Of
Alexander Hamilton reveal romance be-
ginning at sick bed Of second wife.
President Roosevelt visits Charleston
exposition and is eloquent in plea for re-
lief Of Cuba at a banquet
New camp in complete control Of Eng
IIsh army is found in Missouri and gov
ernor is called to investigate.
WASHINGTON
Gen. Macarthur on the stand all dav at
senate committee on affairs Of Philippine
archipelago investigation.
Arguments in the case of the state Of
Washington against the Northern Securi-
Ties company will be heard in the su-
preme court Monday.
Civil government bill for the PHILIPPINES
~ SOAA.p4OLGu
Fight for reciprocity WITH Cuba ia
forced to floor Of the house, the insur-
gents being beaten on the first test vote,
and Democrats are unable to agree in
caucus.
FOREIGN
William T. Stead reveals the dream of
Cecil Rhodes for establishment Of a fed
Grafton to rule the world by publishing
private correspondence.
The pope decides to have special mis-
slons sent from Rome to the coronations
Of both King Edward and King Alfonso.
BUSINESS
Bears are not so confident of a big
wheat crop, and as a result prices in all
lines are pushed up, corn being the cereal
most active.
FURRY in the money market is dissi-
pated in Wall street and stocks are irmer
in tone.
NORTHWEST
David James, prominent in Grand
Army Of the Republic circles is sued for
$1,000 by woman employe on charge that
he forced kisses upon her.
la Crosse alderman has a hard time
to find residence in his own ward.
RAILROADS
New company is formed to construct
tunnel between Jersey City and New
York for operation Of an underground
railroad.
The appointment Of c. A. Goodnow, Of
the Milwaukee, as general manager of
the Rock Island, is officially announced.
Diamond 10 company gets boats ready
for service.
Northern Pacific follows Great North
ern's lead and appeals from the order OF
the railroad commission regarding ter
minal tariffs.
SPORTING
Abe Frank, a prohibitive favorite, wins
the Tennessee Derby by a neck, close
pressed by Lou Woods.
Coach Stagg has discovered two new
players for Maroon football team
Snow storm delays training work Of
ball teams in the South.
Spring training Of st. Paul team is de-
layed by snow storm.
Main entrance to Lexington baseball
park is to be changed.
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