The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-01
To RECAPTURE
ESCAPED CONvICTS
Warden Wolfer, at Still
water, Furnishing Clues
to Parole Breakers.

Since the parole law was establish
ed at the state prison thirteen convicts
have violated parole privileges who
have never been. recaptnred. Warden
Wolfer now has in eourse#of prepare
ton book giving the Photographs of
the parole breakers, together with 9TH
er information that may lead to their
capture, and copies of the book will be
forwarded to all prisons houses of cor
fectlons and reformatories in the Unit
ed States.
Negotiations are still IN progress for
the sale Of the Stillwater Gas and Elec
tr1c Light 7company's plantsin this city,
ana George Mayer, d. D. Patton and C.
II. Evans, of Chicago, We're in the CITY
a part of the past week looking over
the plant and prospects for enlargfng
the business in case Of purchase If an
extension of franchise Is granted by
the city council, it is expected the plant
will be Sold s
George Stewart, a liveryrnan, was
not feeling very well yesterday as the
result Of having narrowly escaped as
phyxiation. Mr.. Stewart has a coal
stove in the Office where he sleeps, and
when he was aroused late Friday night
he found the office full of escaping
coal gas. He had inhaled a large
amount of the poisonous gas, but re-
covered when he managed to get out
into the air.
a slelgh belonging to Henry Schroe@
DER, Wisconsin farmer was complete
~ demolished at the Chestnut street
railroad crossing. Schroeder and his
daughter were on their way home. and
IN attempting to cross the tracks failed
TO notice the Omaha passenger train.
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no one on the rear platform, The
horses became frightened and dashed
up the track. Schroeder and his daugh-
ter were deposited on the depot. plat
form and the rear coach crushed the
sleigh into splinters. Conductor Lam
phear gave the signal to stop when he
heard the crash, and when the train.
came to standstill it was not more
than three feet from the horses. who
were Wedged in. No one was injured.
Chlef Ranger H. H. Gillen, of Court
saltwater No. 1,035, Independent Order
or F'orestefs, has appointed B. J. Mos
Ter, N A. Nelson, J. p. Berlxly, Abe
honrback and DR.. E. 2. Ryan a recep-
ton and entertainment COMMITTEES to
the high court officers and delegates
VINO will attend the annual meeting
OF the high court to be held in Wood
men hall, in this city, Feb. 49, There
will be between $50 and 200 officers
and delegates in attendance. 1t is also
expected that at least one of the SUI
preme court officers from Toronto. Can
ada, will visit the high court.
:, General Manager e. D. Burlington. Of
city accompanied by his SON Harry. will
N 1sa1e Monday evening on aItrip to the
M Isl.7G and the Orient The trip
Will require about two months.
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l ls tomorrow for the fourth an
nual masquerade, to be given in Modern
Woodmen hall Feb. Is 800 =
Mrs. George A. hammers was tendara;7
a surprise Thursday afternoon on the
occasion of her birthday. :. MANY of her
laoy friends We're present and spent sew
awarded to Mrs. e. II. Browne, Mrs. J.
y Holen, Mrs. J. III. Haines and Mrs.
William Long III - =;
The Stroller Social club gave dance
In Woodmen hall Friday evening.
a dancing party was given in the rooms
day evening
MIR. and Mrs. William Kssfer enter
tanned the cribbage club last evening.
MISS Loretta Sullivan went to ST Paul
friday evening to attend an informal
dancing party.
Charles P; Longer, a brakeman en-
p E,l by the Northern Pacific on the
saltwater transfer, has recovered suffi-s
GENTLY from fall to be out, but will go
H.
erd for treatment
Miss Grace Short has gone to Fargo,
~ D., where she has accepted a position
as organlst In the cathedral
The Elks of this CITY gave a delightful
oa1cIhg party Tor members of the order
and invited friends in Elks' hall Thurs
gay night About thirty couples were in
io1 eeiloanee ana enjoyed themselves until
Mrs. J. s. O'Brien spent the past week
with IN relatives at Sandstone Mimi
the city from Crookston. Mimi. and the
former viii take charge Of the Sawyer
hotel tomorrow,
ri L, simonet spent the past week in
Chicago and Grand Rapids
Mrs. Walter Prince gave a luncheon
IhurSday Tor her mother, Mrs. Prescott,
and l,. her mother-in-law. Mrs. Prince.
has been visiting with her mother in this
city, has returned to St Paul.
Miss Bessie Scott visited friends in
st. Paul part of the week
Miss Mabel Castle has returned from
short visit in Minneapolis
me ladies' of Court Acme Independent
order Foresters. gave a ridiculous party
night. which proved to be an enjoyable
and unique affair EJI
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. BurAxesentertained
a number of gentlemen at cards Wednes-
day evening in honor of John O'Brien.
of Kalispell, Mont -
Mrs; George Patchin and son, of VIII
low low. River, Mimi. We're in the city on
Miss Lillian Sutton is visiting with
M Mr.. and III, Mrs. Thomas Sutton at Haw
r. II. Mccoy, Of East Grand Forks,
MINI, spent part of the week in Still
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Murphy have re-
turned from an extended absence on the
!. The Young Married Ladies' Euchre
CLUB was entertained by Mrs,eH. c. Rob-
Mrs. A. 6 Hospes. Of this, city; Mrs.
I: Fl. Willard and Miss Lillian Willard.
OF st. Paul, have gone to the Baham
islands on a trip.
Mrs A. 7. Lindholm entertained the
Nelghborhood Euchre club at her home on
The Alpha club was entertained by the
Misses Dixon Wednesday evening. Fa-
ard
The Foresters' Social club gave card
party party ana dance IN Maennerchor hall
- T E Ryan has returned from visit
Miss May Matthews, of Amery, Wis,
Was guest of her sister. Mrs. Il. e.
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