The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-21
News Condensed

tb aio oaiy n Y.-Gov. Higgins has sent r.
seInoiynan Phillips which wouId baT,o
permitted divorce suits being hrongbt hS,
P pffa,H living outside the state W1en the
oiIehSe was committed in Neu+ eiI Yo o,!e
state and the defendant reSiSI I toih
me governor thinks such law vo,,ij
state. 'iS III thiS
chattanooga. Tenn.-Mal Pruett. the
I SoutheFh express company's messenger.
Was assaulted in his car near Lookout
stdtlon by VIII Thomas, a former mes
senger. Thomas claims the sseaul+ mes mes,
Inc result of a personal difficulty bmt
tt iuett says robbery was the motive and
!nat two packages of money were miss
Ing. Ihomas was arrested
WaShinston-The federal supreme court
u u the motion for a writ of habeas
corpus IN the case of Peter Miller and
THOMAS Shepperson. two OF t0a Dan1ia1
elecuon officials who We're sentenced 70
tacrprtsonment by the Colorado supreme
court on charges of violating the orders
cent election ''o
Paris-Alcoholism is steadily BECOMING
worse in France while it is disannearinSS
ELSEWHERE, according to assertions made hS
Or. Poltou DupleSSy. ITO the drink evil .
ne sdid, could be traced the gradual dis
appearance of the family and the deterio
ration or racial attributes. Gradual de-
generacy is sure to result unless alcohol
ism is checked
BoSton-James D. Colt has been an
pointed receiver and a conservation for the
property of Charles f. Berry. clerk and
LOU deOuIita INT tor legal firm. who it is al
legged. has disappeared, leaving his ac
counts In a tangled shape. Large estates
valued at 100000 are involved.
Chicago.-Delivery Of milk to nonunion
employees or tWRntV-fOnr yyh
was stopped by a sympathetic strike of
mix wagon drivers. The strike of the
drivers IS the outgrowth of a boycott
against factories of firms belonging to the
National Wholesale Tailors' association.
Chicago-Judge Kohlsaat, in the Unit
S9 states district court, decided to allow
Elizabeth McCrimmon, a former Dowfeife
10 ME suit in the state courts against John
Alexander Dowie, so that her claim
against the Zion leader may be adiudi-
Gated.
Washington-The United States SUI
preme court continued until the October
term the case of Pearsey vs. Stranahan.
collector of the port at New York. The
case involved the question as to whether
the Isle OF Pines is United States terri
tory.
New Haven. Conn.-The Yale university
corporation has accepted the resignation
of Prof. K: Sanders, dean of the Divinity
taken voluntarily as the best means to
bring the expenditures of the school with
In its income
Denver Colo.-The senate passed the
eight hour bill as it came from the
nouse 1t applies practically only to I'M
dergroupd miners and to dangerous en-
Payments in the mills and smelters.
Tangier, Morocco.-The announcement
mat emperor William will visit Tangier
March 81 Is causing great excitement
among, the natives. Influential MOors ex-
press the belief that Germany will help the
sultan against the French.
Muskegon. Mich.-The estate and sum-
mer home of Dowie at White Lake has
been increased by the purchase of 200
acres of land, making 265 acres in the
complete tract. The property fronts on
the lake shore.
London-The report of the commission
ers sent out by the government to inyes-
tigate the cotton growing possibilities in
East Africa is published. It says there
are difficulties in the way that seem In
surmountable.
New York-Over 5000 men have been
thrown out of employment as the result
of the shutting down of the plant of the
Havemeyer sugar refinery in Brooklyn,
due to the decreased consumption of sugar
growing out of the advance in price.
Indianapolis. Ind.-Vice President
Charles w. Fairbanks, who arrived in his
degrees from the York rite to and in
Guiding that Of Royal Arch Mason In Key
stone lodge No. 9, R. A. NJ.
Cleveland. O.-As a result of escaping
gas from a gas stove Annie DAILY. aged 9
years, will die and Margaret aged IA, and
Raymond, aged Z, may not recover Four
other children are affected.
HAVANA demonstration of friendship
between the United States and Cuba be-
tanamo of a division of the American
North Atlantic fleet.
st. Louis-Afrs. Mary D. Page. a for
in her home having been bound, gagged
and strangled. Robbery was the apparent
motive.
perior court by Clarence Eddy the well
known organist, for divorce from Sarah
Hershey Eddy. The bill charges deser-
ton
New York-Ground has been broken for
an addition to President Roosevelts Saga
more hill home. The addition will be
AXIS feet at the base.
Princeton. n. J-Ex-P President Cleve-
land has left here for a three week trip 10
ElOf1ud. he fetSIl4y SufASASN "ANA % ~
we're attack of govt
New York.-AIton 3. Parker is to be
one of the principal speakers at the JEFF
ferson day dinner of the Democratic club
of this city April 49,
New Orleans-An elaborate report by
President Simon Wolfe was the feature OF
the second days session OF the grand
lodge B'nai Birth.
New York-The asnes of ex-senator
Edward o. Wolcott of Colorado, who died
at Monte Carlo, have arrived here.
New York-Ralph Voorhees, of Clinton. ".
J.. has made a donation of 800. 900 for the
work of the American Tract society.
Vienna.-By an explosion in a colliery
at Drenkova. Hungary. ten miners were
killed and many others injured.
Washington.--The national supreme
court has taken a recess for two weeks