The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-30
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED
Weather for st. Paul and vicinity:
Rains today and Sunday.
Dol ITICAI

POLITICAL
Leonard A Rosing sounds keynote of
campaign at great Democratic mass meet
ing in Minneapolis.
President of the civil service commits
sion tells what part employees of the gov
ernment may take in politics legally.
William N Whitley. the Ohio reaper
king, deserts the Republican party and
joins the Democrats because of trusts.
DOMESTIC
Chicago messenger girl, with fist and
hatpin, bests gang of striking messenger
boys who attack her.
President Roosevelt goes hunting in
New Hampshire and bags bear,
Half brother of Bartholin, the alleged
murderer in Chicago, says the family be-
longed to the Danish nobility and the
father was suicide.
Nearly 1000 iron and steel workers
strike at Lebanon, Pa, because of refusal
to discharge colored non-union workmen.
Monroe (Mich.) citizens kill a Toledo
man who had planned to elope with a
married woman of the former city.
List of speakers for the National Farm
ers' congress is announced.
One man is killed and another fatally
injured by a cave-in at Whitehall, Wis.
Gen, Goblin orders the soldiers in the
coal region to shoot persons throwing
missiles and use their &ayonets mObS
resisting their authority.
FOREIGN
the United States.
British try to prevent marriages or
Beers and Britons in South Africa.
LOCAL
Mrs. c. B. Marsh, of Holland, VT,
throws herself out of a thirdstory win
dow.
Insurance commissioner will investigate
the affairs of the Foresters.
Joseph w. Jacques, a machinist. dies
of injuries received in a fight. P. j.
O'Keefe, a watchman, is charged with
the crime.
Wires will be torn out in the metropol-
itan district by the authorities.
Returns from seventy-ive counties in
dicate that the assessed valuation of the
state for this year will be $3.50, 100000.
Lightning interferes with business by
putting electric plants out during a storm
Restaurant men will ask for an injunc-
tion against union pickets.
Insurance commissioner declares that
the Order of the North Star is insolvent.
Many policy holders will lose heavily.
Mayor Smith believes that a bureau Of
information should be established during
fair week.
Good roads train and equipment arrives
at the state fair grounds.
st. Paul woman claims that Bartholin
wanted in Chicago on charge of murder.
made purchase in her store.
Indictments may be returned against
local railroad officials for alleged violation
of interstate commerce laws.
State fair management has realized s18,-
600 from sale of privileges to sell re-
freshments.
Sports committee for Labor day picnic
announces an excellent programme.
MINNEAPOLIS
Six-year old girl is kidnapped on Mic
ollet avenue.
Lightning strikes steeple of First Con-
gregational church
SPORTING
American Association-St. Paul Min
neapolis 2; Louisville S; Columbus l.; In
dianapolis 5, Toledo l.
National League-Chicago, 9, Pittsburg
8; Cincinnati TO- st. Louis 1; Boston A.
Brooklyn O; Philadelphia 6, New York 2.
American League-St Louis Z, Balti-
more /; st. Louis 4; Baltimore 2; Cleve-
land 4, Washington q; Boston 6, Detroit /;
Philadelphia 10, Chicago 6.
Dan Patch, at Providence, PAGES a
mile in 1:591s, only a quarter of a second
under the worlds record.
Jim Crack, of White Bear, becomes the
champion yacht of the class. The A
class champion is Aderyn.
BUSINESS
Fears of frost send wheat oats and
corn up and other bull factors appear in
the market.
Stock market is broader, stronger and
more active.
Trade conditions are reported excellent
everywhere except in the anthracite coun-
try.