The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-07-21
ROUND ABOUT THE STATE.

crate the new cathedral.
DR.. Schiffmann will present jap
anese garden to Como Park.
"A burgar shoots at Patrolman Raw
erty of st. Paul and escapes.
More than 600 at South St. Paul
join the packing house strike.
The new city directory shows that
St. Paul has population of 191,2s7.
Two double sets of cavalry bar
racks will be erected at Fort Smelling.
Andrew Brown, 500 Edmund street,
St. Paul, is drowned at Forest Lake.
Minnesota will give away bread and
butter to visitors at the St. Louis
fair.
Cardinal Satolli arrives in St. Paul
and is the guest of Archbishop Ire
land.
The Tenth division of Railway Pos
tai Clerks holds it's annual conven-
tion in St. Paul.
The state board of health recon-
mends the use of tents for contag-
ious disease hospital.
The two-year-old son of William
OFT of Burns fell into pail of scald-
ing water and will die.
The corner stone of the Salvation
Army citadel on Payne avenue is
swung into place by Mayor Smith of
st. Paul.
The body of a man was found float
ing in Duluth harbor but as is usually
the case with foaters, it cannot be
identified.
Sunday dances will no longer be
allowed in South St. Paul. The order
was promulgated by the South St.
Paul police.
Niels Rasmussen, an old and retired
farmer at Alden, committed suicide
by hanging. His motive for the act
is not known.
Christopher c. Norbeck, convicted
for connection with the Ames regime
graft, has been paroled by the state
board of control.
ST. Paul is to be made headquarters
for a division having charge of the
sofa and the two Dakotas.
A fourteen-inch brook trout was
caught in the Blackhoof river by
Winn Powers of St. Paul, while on
fishing tour near Cloquet.
A stranger giving the name of Lee
McMullen, and his home at Lansing,
Mich, received fatal injuries last
night near the union depot, Mankato.
Charles Erickson of Lake City, an
old resident, is suffering from lock-
jaw caused by chopping off the end
of his thumb. His recovery is doubt
full.
The coroner's jury in the case of
the death of Earnest Schau at Carl
ton returned verdict that he met
his death at the hands of Charles
Berg.
George Foss of Hampton commit
ted suicide in the hayloft of his barn
by cutting his throat with razor.
No cause is assigned for the deed.
He was SO.
Application was made to the par
Ion board for a pardon for James
G.. Nugept, who was sentenced from
Wright county June S, 1894, to the
state prison for the term of his nat
ural life.
Howard Mclaughlin, lineman en-
ployed by the Northwestern Tele-
phone company, fell from pole in
St. Anthony Park yesterday after
noon and sustained injuries which
may prove fatal.
While several persons were in the
house, thieves entered the residence
of Alicia Brown, 1918 University ave-
nue. southeast, Minneapolis, and
stole four valuable watches and a
purse containing 81.
Judge Williston has made an order
designating Henry Swenson of Lind
strom as engineer to make survey
in parts of Washington and Chisago
counties for a proposed ditch to drain
a large tract of land.
Prof. E. r. Herr, electrician at the
Empire theater, St. Paul, a saloon
and vaudeville house, shot his wife
three times and then turned his wea-
pom on himself, inflicting a wound
which will be fatal.
Officers of the national guard can
attend the officers schools at army
posts this winter on the same footing
as regular army officers, receiving
travel allowances, quarters and 81
per day for sustenance.
Louis McKeehan, the 17-year-old
Minneapolitan who was appointed to
the United States naval academy at
Annapolis, has already proved Gov
ernor Lind's selection wise and won
distinction among his fellows.
Police Superintendent Conroy Of
Minneapolis has been asked by the
people who live near Keegan's lake
to clear out a gang of thieves and
holdup men which has been hanging
around there for the last ten days.
Mrs. Otto MARI, an aged lady Of
Delano, committed suicide, throwing
herself into a galvanized tank used
for catching rainwater. She had
been sick for a long time and became
respondent because she did not seem
to get better.
Through the work of the city as
SCISSOR and the city board of equaliza-
ton, the assessed valuation of Min
neapolis will probably be increased
by about $5,OO0,OOO, raising the value
of all taxable property in the city to
about $134, 100000.
Every township in Minnesota that
does not contain a quarantine hospi-
tai for the confinement of patients
suffering from contagious diseases is
advised by the state board of health
to buy at least one double tent for
use as portable contagious hospi-
tai.
A severe hailstorm that passed to
the west and south of Swanville some