The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-10
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED


Showers and cooler; fair Monday.
FOREIGN
King Edward is duly crowned
aaitien government troops are badly de-
feated by the Firminist forces.
Slamese rebels capture towns.
DOMESTIC
Body of Mrs. Annie Bartholier is found
in the cellar of her home in Chicago.
Her son, who is suspected of killing not
only his mother, but another woman, is
missing.
Chicago Great Western passenger train
is wrecked in Illinois and thirty passen-
gers injured.
Government buys a site for federal
building at Saltwater.
President Roosevelt grants the appli-
cation of the Commercial Pacific Cable
company to lay cable from San Fran
cisco to the Philippines via Hawaii and
Guam.
Three men, supposed to be either Min
nesota burglars or Savanna (Ill.) train
robbers, are captured at Waseca, Mimi,
after a fight with the sheriff and posses.
One of the prisoners is wounded.
Walter A Scott, of Chicago. president
of the Illinois Wire company, is killed in
quarrel by Walter l.. Stebbings, a civil
engineer.
Features of Tracy, the dead bandit, are
destroyed by vitriol to prevent the body
being stolen and placed on exhibition.
Two couples eIope in Indiana while the
father of the girls is seeking divine as
sistance in deciding whether he will con-
sent to the marriages.
Indianapolis minister says the church,
as at present conducted, is no place for
workingmen.
George Wolf, of Chippewa Falls, Wis,
confesSes having murdered his wife.
WAsHINoToN-
Examination of civilian candidates for
second ieutenants in the army will be
held Sept. 1.
Mineral products of the United States
for 1901 were valued at s., 1,092. .224, $50.
Secretary of war replies to Rebecca j.
Taylor's petition for a mandamus to COM
pei him to restore her to a clerkshinp.
LOCAL
Martin Osgard, fireman, and Thomas
Jones, printer, are seriously injured in
wreck on Great Western near Elkton,
MINI.
Andrew. Schoch Grocery company has
offered to buy Gedney Picking works and
pay CITY $1,VUU year rental.
State attorney general explains primary
election law in answer to Republican in
quiry.
State board of control purchases $50, 900
worth Of supplies, mostly from Minnesota
firms.
Clara Banks and Lulu Foster are
Frazer and Lavalle They had two trunks
filled with stolen Va1uabIeS
Attorney general has ruled that Aug.
q is the last day for filing nominations for
primaries.
1t is now practically certain that the
five men held on suspicion of being in
Burlington train robbery are not the
guilty parties.
The st. Paul Board of Trade, which has
been dormant for years. will be reopened
tomorrow with rooms in Germania Life
building.
Local delegates to reunion of National
Society, Army of the Philippines, will
work hard to bring next reunion to st.
Paul
James w. Abbott and Col Richardson
are pleased with good roads sentiment all
over Minnesota
Conference committee will receive many
requests for aid in paving street intersec-
tions.
Coronation service held In the Church
of the Good Shepherd.
Aug. 20, 21 and % will be marked by
golden jubilee services at st. Josephs
academy.
Levi Dodge, gatekeeper at Minnesota
Grass Twine works, is killed by being
struck by train,
st. Paul is visited with the most de-
strucaiye rain storm of the season
MINNEAPOLIS
E. F. Waite, assistant city attorney is
appointed superintendent of police by
Acting Mayor Jones'
Two sisters, masquerading in boys cos
tunes, apply for work as harvest hands.
Sodini is to be released from further
liability on the Norbeck reward
BUSINESS
Heavy break occurs in pork which
leads the grain markets in interest,
SPORTING
American association: st. Paul II, Co
lumbus 1; Indianapolis SO, Kansas City
10; Milwaukee 3, Louisville 2; Minneap-
oils z, Toledo 3.
Detroit 4, Philadelphia 8; Cleveland 7.
Baltimore o.; st. Louis 12, Washington
National league: Pittsburg 1, Philadel-
phia O.; Brooklyn 4, ST. Louis 1; Chicago
., New York 2; Cincinnati rs, Boston
o..
Crusader beats Seeress by a minute
and ten seconds in a good breeze at
White Bear
John 7. Brush sells Cincinnati National
League club to the Fleischmanns
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