The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-21

new OIlSdilS Wen dressed young man
apparently 20 years old. who was found
lying on a bench in City park, died soon
after OF morphine poisoning. Three photo
graphs OF handsome young woman and
note were found in his possession The
letter asked that Miss Leila Greene of
Anderson, Ind. and Mrs. L. Matthews of
Toronto. Canada, be notified If anything
happened to him.
Cleveland. O.-The advisory board of the
National Letter Carriers association took
lishment of the long proposed home for in
valid. aged and incapaciated letter car
rierS of the country. A committee was
appointed to secure all possible informa-
ton and make a report to the national
convention at Portland, Ore, in Septem-
ber
New York-President f. w. Bradley of
the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining com
pany and w. r. Rust, manager of the
Tacoma smelter are here to complete the
details in connection with the proposed
smelling combination on the Pacific coast.
The new concern will be capitalized for
$15,0OO.O0O to $25,0O0,000
Berlin-Emperor William. who the last
three years has been discOuraging i'm
moderate drinking. has engaged several
chauneurs, making it a condition that
they shall be total abstainers both off
and on duty. The wages of these men are
higher than usual as a consideration for
their abstinence.
Chicago-Judge Grosscup has made per-
manent temporary injunction restraining
the city of Chicago from enforcing the So
called interchangeable transfer ordinance.
The decision is expected to materially en-
nance the value OF railway property in ne
gotiations looking toward municipal own
ership.
Chicag o-"Cooperatio between the
American Medical associa ton and IL
censing boards controlling the practice of
medicine in the United States" was one
OF the subjects taken up here at con-
ference of the council of medical educa-
tion.
Chicago-Immediate steps are to be
taken by Mayor Dunno to urge upon the
legislature the passage of a bill which
VIII enable this city to engage in the man
ufacture OF gas and compete with the
lighting companies.
Vienna-The yearly ceremony on Maun-
dy Thursday on feeding and washing the
feet of the twelve oldest and poorest men
in Vienna capable of being brought to the
palace has been performed by Emperor
Francis Joseph.
Peoria nl-Word from Hot Springs.
where Bishop John l.. Spalding is stay
ing. is that he is rapidly recovering and
is now able to take his meals in the din
ing room of the hotel.
Chicago-The International Stewards as
SOciatlOn is holding a convention here.
The principal buyers and food suppliers of
the leading hotels and cafes of the coun-
try are in attendance.
st. Petersburg-Charles NJ. Schwab of
the Bethlehem Steel works will arrive in
st. Petersburg on Sunday to confer with
the admiralty and the ministry of finance
regarding Russian naval shipbuilding.
Chicag o-Mayor Dunno has invited
President Roosevelt to visit this city and
the president has accepted. He will be
entertained by both Republican and Dem
ocTatic clubs.
Harrisburg Pa.-Gov. Pennypacker has
signed the Greater Pittsburg bill. which
provides for the consolidation of the cities
of Pittsburg and Allegheny City.
Nashville Tenn.-The main building of
Vanderbilt university was Quilted by fire.
Loss 100000. The operation of the uni
versity will not be interfered with.