The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-23

uldT1y commercial business IN COLO
RADIO, beginning today.
New Ulm today will begin the celebra-
tion of the fortieth anniversary of the
Sioux massacre.
Massachusetts hackman buncoes Gen.
Miles.
Chicago financial company fails, having
nothing but cuSpidorS and waste baskets
for assets.
Reverberating building of the Butte
Reduction works is burned, closing the
Smelter and three mines.
LOCAL
Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress
goes on record as being against trusts by
vote of 20 to 49,
Omaha road is building four blocks of
street on the West side, to be finished
within thirty-five days.
Commissioner Dearth goes to New Ulm
| to prosecute the agent of an unlicensed
insurance company there.
Albert Zurawksi is killed by the freight
elevator in the Globe building.
Turner'S and Y. M. c. A. athletes give
| an exhibition on Harriet island
Samuel NORM tells the judge he shot
his wife because she would not drink
with him.
Aid. Dahlquist will petition the coun-
Gil to have the route of the interurban
cars changed
Solemn requiem mass is celebrated by
Bishop Stariha for the departed sisters
of St. Joseph. Last day of the Golden
Jubilee of the order.
Ex-Collector Ivy says he would drive
British out of Alaska.
Many teachers are licensed by state
board, and more than 5000 pass the ex-
animation.
Midland Oil company of Minneapolis,
/ files articles of Incorporation, with cap
ital stock of 50, $50, 900.
Gov. Van SAINT, ex-Gov. Lind and par
ty of state officials go to New Ulm
Twin City merchants report to Labor
Commissioner O'Donnen that they are in
| favor of early closing.
Robert M. de Lambert general store
| keeper and auditor of motive power of
| the Northern Pacic, dies suddenly at his
| home.
Judges Simpson and Steele, of Minneap
oils, are to be arrested on a charge of
| breaking the state game laws.
Right of city to lease levee property
for factory sites is to be settled in the
| courts.
FOREIGN
Sir Thomas Upton and the sultan Of
Morocco are injured in automobile acci-
| dents.
Shipment of the bodies of Charles Fair
and wife to America is mysteriously de-
! layed in Paris.
Committee of Macedonians is organized
to assassinate the sultan of Turkey.
Premier of Newfoundland prefers free
trade with the United States to a union
of the colony with the Dominion.
M. Jesseraud will be the next French
ambassador to the United States.
MINNEAPOLIS
Acting Mayor Jones still making chang
es in the police department. New cap
tains are reduced.
Women at Columbia Heights will start
a crusade against gambling.
Minneapolis will have a poultry show
| JAM % to Feb. 3.
SPORTING
American Association-St. Paul 1, Kan
sas City 0; Milwaukee 4, Minneapolis g.;
Columbus 5, Toledo 4.
American League-Chicago 9, Washing
| ton 6; Detroit 10, Baltimore 2; Philadel-
phia IL, ST. Louis 4; Cleveland g. Bos-
ton 1.
National League-Pittsburg A. Brook
1yn 2; Pittsburg Z, Brooklyn 1; Boston s.
| Chicago 2; Cincinnati 8, Philadelphia 2.
Indianapolis man, without recharging
the battery, runs an automobile 118
miles.
BUSINESS
All grains are lower and shorts are
punished savagely.
Stocks are much stronger, the previous
| days depression disappearing.
SCHEDULED TO OCCUR TODAY.
Yacht races at White Bear this after
noon
"Sapho' at the Grand theater, after
noon and evening.
Ball game at Lexington park, Kansas
City and st. Paur.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.
Port. Arrived. Sailed.
New York. Columbia. ..... .Cymbric.
Genoa. ..Aller.
MOVllle. Astoria.
| Liverpool. .Germanic.
| Yokohama Victoria.
Cherbourg. ..Auguste Vic
Southampton. ...............Sou Southwark.
| Plymouth. Pennsylvania.
| Queenstown. .Ultonia.
| New York. .Lucania.
Queenstown. Campania.
Southampton. .GroSSer Kur-
furSt.