The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-09
ROUND ABOUT THE STATE.

John IIausladen of Minneapolis
was convicted of drawing his dead
brothers pension.
Henry i. Fargo, formerly OF st.
Paul, shot and killed his wife, Nettie,
in St. Louis, Mo.
The Swift County Land company
filed articles of incorporation with
capital stock of 100000.
II. Well, driver of butcher wagon,
has disappeared. lie lived on Con-
| cord street in St. Paul.
The Cannon Falls Farmers Eleva-
tor company filed articles of incorpo-
ration. Capital stock, $4,000.
L. II. Glen, laborer at Duluth,
hanged himself in Bowery lodging
house. Dependency was the cause.
The 3-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles L. Anderson fell in a
ditch and was drowned at Moorhead.
The St. Paul city railway company
| is experimenting with crude oil as
! fuel in place of coal at the Hill street
power-house.
John Ayotte, a Great Northern en-
gineer, had his head struck by pill
lar in passing under bridge in the
St. Paul yards and was seriously in
jured.
The Union block, Fourth and Cedar
| streets, St Paul, was damaged by fire
The loss by fire alone was not large.
Most of the damage was due TO
water.
\ Northern Pacific passenger train
bumped into fret ght near st. Cloud.
The engines were telescoped, the
crews jumped, and no one was much
hurt.
| MILFORD Larson, II years old, was
run over and instantly killed by an
Omaha transfer train in the yards at
Ninth street and Central avenue N f,
Minneapolis.
| \ 13-year-old Swede boy, who had
been ticketed through from his native
| land to Deerwood, Mimi, arrived in
| Duluth on the South Shore train, al
most furnished.
City Clerk Matt Jensen of st. Paul
accepted the name Of J. Henry tltz
as prohibition candidate for mayor,
and ordered it filed for u place on the
May election ballot.
Burglars entered McGrane's saloon
at Rochester, and ritled the money
drawer. When they were leaving the
bartender awoke and fired ut them,
but they escaped.
The body of the man who commit
ted suicide in Loring park, Minneapo-
lis, was identified as that of Richard
G. Corners, until six weeks ago ho-
tel clerk at Little Falls.
The trouble of the engineers of the
Duluth g. Iron River railroad was set
tied at a conference. The settlement
resulted in an increase of 4H cents
mile for the engineers.
Herbert Gallehugh was sentenced
to life imprisonment in the states
prison at Saltwater for the murder
of Charles Collins, colored cook of the
San Angelo hotel, Minneapolis.
Game Warden johnson Of Minneap-
oils went to Kilkenny, lie Sucur coun-
ty, where he arrested two fishermen
for selling bullheads out of season.
They were fined S. and costs each.
There will be no school in Mime
| apolis during state fair week. This
was decided by the board of educa-
ton. and is (; notable departure OF
the board from their former custom.
Jennie, the seven-ycar-old daughter
| Geranium street, St. Paul, was run
down and killed by street car at
! Greenbrier and Case streets, St. Paul.
Another case of Minneapolis citi-
zen being bitten by dog was re-
ported to authorities. The animal,
| it is said, belongs to Fred Bean. q
Waterman in the Pillsbury elevator.
A new factory may soon be built
! in Minneapolis. Some time ago a
| manufacturer wrote to the CONNER
| cial club for the purpose of ascertain
| ing if local capital could be interest
ed.
In the river just above the boom
at St. Paul, was found the body of
John Westling, who disappeared from
| his room at Cedar avenue and Second
street south more than five weeks
ago.
DR.. S. B. Brimhall, in charge of the
veterinary department of the state
| board of health, believes that hogs
contract tuberculosis from drinking
| the milk Of cows infected by the dis
ease.
Two men were drowned in Lake
Bemidji by the capsizing of their boat
while crossing the lake near Diamond
Point. Thcir-bodies have not yet
been found, but the lake is being
dragged.
The demand of the Longshoremen's
union at Duluth for 60 cents an hour
for lumber loading was refused by
the vessel captains, and the ESQ men,
bers of the union thereupon refused
to go 20 work.
A writ of ccrtiorari, returnable
May %, has been obtained in the SUI
nre,na cO1rt by Gideon 8, Ives on be-