Warren sheaf., 1905-12-07
GOPHER GOSSIP. !

Mankato.-w Women are taking places
of male teachers in Minnesota. I
st. Paul-Survivors Of the First
Minnesota hold their annual dinner.
Lake Elmo.-The body of Phillip
Dodson also is recovered from Lake
Elmo.
St. Paul-D. G. Shepard and Frank
p. Shepard gave $4,000 to ST. Luke's
hospital
Hamline = Manchester basketball
team shows good form in game with
Y. NJ. c. A.
ST. Paula w. Rankin, state in
spector Of graded schools, makes his
annual report.
ST. Paula subscription of $4,000
sets the mark in the Y. NJ. c. A. can
vass at S250,O00.
St. Paul.-The jury in the Raverty
murder case finds Laramie and Taylor,
alias Egan, not guilty.
Heron Lake.-The Heron Lake roller
mills were burned yesterday. Loss.
$4,000; insurance, $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures for annual
meeting of State municipal and COM
mercial league is arranged.
st. Paul.-Col. +. r. Welz receives
dangerous injuries in runaway acci-
dent on Ramsey street hill.
st. Paul.-Secretary Grace is jubi-'
liant over the success of the Y. M. c.
A. building fund campaign.
st. Paul.-C. H. Warner complies
data showing the benefits derived from
the recent sales of state lands.
neapolis.-Herbert H. Heath was
ground to death in the Minnesota
Transfer yards. His body was torn to
shreds.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are becoming
bold in this section and almost every
larry is pulled off. - -'-,
Kasson.-State Senator Samuel Lord
has announced the platform on which
he is willing to make the run for gov
ernor next year. -.
Minnea polis.-The railways may
adopt a new rule of charging excess
baggage according to the value placed
on trunks by their owners.
Minnea polls. - President Roosevelt
assures Insurance Commissioner O'Bri-
en- Of his support in the effort to place
the affairs of the big companies on a
more satisfactory basis
Minnea apOlis.-An unknown man stole
a heating stove out of an abandoned
saloon at 2419 East Twenty fifth street.
The thief was kind enough to leave
a suitable explanation in the form of
a note, which he left upon the bar.
st. PAULA meeting of the state
development committee was held at the
Commercial Club. st. Paul. to deter
mine whether that body would aid the
state drainage league in securing ar
appropriation for the government for
the drlnag ge of federal lands in North
ern Minnesota.
Canby.-Carl JenSOn, Vagrant who
was given lodging by the city police
in the Jail, committed suicide by hang
in himself with his suspenders. He
was about 80 years of age and had no
relatives here.
Mankato.-At the new $4,000 Car
negie library building last night was
,unveiled. handsome Oil painting of
Andrew Carnegie. 1t is a portrait by
Freeman Thorpe. a noted artist. who
has painted several of the presidents.
Minnea polis-Milk direct from the
farm will be thing Of the past in the
city. of Minneapolis after the 1st of
December. if the city health depart
ment persists in it's declared inten-
tion of vigorously enforcing the new
milk ordinance. 80
Minnea polls. - Several ministers
called on Labor Commissioner Will
liams and inquired if he was going
to stop the, Christmas exercises and
pantomimes. Mr.. Williams assured
them that he believed the ministers
and churches as a whole were law
abiding people and societies and need
not have much cause for fear.
Two Harbors-George Kukelj. boy,
while hunting rabbits in the woods
near Ely, was accidentally shot in the
back With charge of fine buckshot.
He is now at hospital and will re-
cover. .. . a..
Minnea polis.--The revenue fund Of
the state treasury shows a good i'm
proveinent in the balance at the close
Of business for the month Of November
over the balance for the month of
October. ... -. -f
eapOlis.-Robert Woods Bliss,
second secretary Of the American en-
bassy at ST. Petersburg, who was at
tackled by rowdies in the streets, is a
former resident of ST. Paul. His faith
er. who now lives in New York, was
attorney for the old st. Paul and Du
luth road. The family lived in st.
Paul several years, and left for New
York about fourteen years ago.
Hamline.-About thirty students at
the university have been called before
the faculty for being behind in their
work. and as many more have been
warned to Go better or they will be
dropped from the rolls
st. Paul.-The three paintings by
Edward Simmons are now hung in the
dome Of the state capitol and curious
crowd inspected them. The color eff
fects are wonderful. and in perfect har-
mony with the blue and gold schema
Of the dome interior. Mr.. Simmons
superintended the work. He returns
to New York to paint the fourth of the
series which will be put in place dur
ing January The state pays $4,000
for the four paintings.