The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-10
News Condensed

Washington-InitiaI steps which may re-
suit in the erection in Washington of a
large auditorium for the holding of con-
yentionS and Inauguration balls We're
taken at a joint meeting of the inaugural
committee, the board of trade and the
Business Mems associa ton, Material of
the government exhibit building at the ST.
Louis fair may be used.
Chicago-A hero Of the British-Boer
war. Charles H. Carter, was found guilty
of manSlaughter here and sentenced to the
penitentiary- He killed William Chandler
during a fight in a saloon. Two medals
were presented to Carter by the British
government in recognition Of his bravery
in South Africa.
Monte Carlo-The marquis OF. Anglesey
is dying here from consumption. The
marquis. who was born in 1875, attracted
attention through his lavish expenditures
on Jewels and theatricalS. Not long ago
he was thrown into bankruptcy with
So, 100000 liabilities.
Chanute, Kan.-The order of the Prairie
Oil and Gas company to run no more oil
below 80 degrees WILL it is believed. re-
companies which had resumed operations.
A large percentage of Kansas oil runs
below the specified standard.
New Haven-As guest of the Yale Law
School Political club Mayor Carter Ii.
Harrison of Chicago spoke on Some
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charged commercial politics with reSpon-
sibility for municipal corruption.
Washington-Andrew D. White, former
minister to Germany, delivered a lecture
here under the auspices of the regents OF
the Smithsonian institution on the diplo-
matte service of the United States with
some hints towards its reform.
MISUNDERSTANDING Taft has de-
clined to accept the RESIGNATION Of Capt.
fantry. now under trial by courtmartial
at Fort Niobrara Neb., on the charge OF
scandalouS conduct
the classification OF which was regarded
as practically completed, have been en-
courag ed to again demand the restoration
of some or all of their ancient rights
Iorain. O.-The big new steamship
James c. Wallace. building at the Amer
Ic a s SnIp9gfIgt a GG The Steamer
Is one of the largest on the lakes.
West Pitson. Pa.-whiie seven men
were being hoisted In the carriage in the
Clear Springs colhery the rope broke and
the men were hurled to the bottom, ESQ
feet. All were killed
Philadelphia-The new boys high
school, considered one OF the finest struc-
lures Of the Norman type in the country.
ana Wn1cn cost S1,0VO,UOU, was damaged
by fire $150,0o0.
Beriin-Emperor William. addressing
the naval recruits at Wilhelmshaven,
held up tile Japanese soldiers fUmfn-
Gus example of patriotism and Soldieriy
fidelity.
notwithstanding to semi official
statement the marriage of Crown Prince
Frederick William and Duchess Cecilia
will take place here June 8.
London-Count Benckendorff Russian
ambassador. has paid 1925. goo to Foreign
Secretary Lansdowne IN settlement OF the
North sea claims.
Chicano-Despondent over the death OF
Charles Vanderberg his roommate. John
UfeFts, tailor, committed suicide by IN
hafing gas
Chicago--The American international. q
small private banking institution here,
has closed. Liabilities and assets are not
large.
Ann Arbor. Mich.-The two sophomore
hazing episode are expected to recover.
washington--H. Rider Haggard. tho
British author, has been presented to the
president.
Chicago - The socialists city conven-
ton has nominated John Collins for
mayor.