Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-09-19
BRIEF MINNESOTA NEWS,

st. Paul-The anti-free lunch ordi
nance is passed by assembly.
Duluth-1ron ore properties in Min.
nesota are valued at $2OO,O00,O0O by
tax commission.
st. Paui-The new Mechanic Arts
high school may be erected at Robert
street and Central avenue
Big Falls-The contractors have fin.
ished their work on the grade Of the
Minnesota & International extension
from Big Falls to international, Falls.
Preston-An unknown man was
killed by passenger train last night
near the city. The remains were bad.
ly mangled as two trains ran over
him.
Moorhead-Sheriff Whaley has re-
turned from Chicago with Antonio
Suppia, the man charged with shoot
ing and cutting two Italians at Dill.
worth.
Winona-George Allen. alias F.
Roberts. and George Shepard, alias
James Carney, are in the city prison
here charged with having burglarized
the residence of John Dietze.
Frazee-Nicholas McGraw. former
Detroit business man. and widely
known thru northern Minnesota, was
found dead on a vacant lot In the rear
of the Phoenix hotel in this city by
boys.
St. Paul-Attorney General F.. T..
Young has refused to take action to
bring quo warranto proceedings to
prevent the holding of the special
charter election in Minneapolis on
Sept. II.
burglarized and the loss is over ST.
400. A description of suspicious char
acters was telegraphed in all direc,
lions. The loss is covered by burglar
insurance.
ST. Cloud-After a trial extending
over several years, the state reforma-
tory officials have concluded that
bloodhounds are of assistance in few
cases. in the recapture of escaped
criminals.
was 1ostled in crowd when he step.
ped Off the train at the Great West.
ern station. and later, when he went
to a hotel. he learned that his peck.
cts had been picked.
st. Iames-This county was swept
by a furious thunder storm Sunday
night. The barn on G. L1ndquist' 8
farm on the north shore of Long Lake
was struck by lightning and burned
TO the ground. and some farm machin-
cry WAS destroyed.
Crookston-While playing in the
woods near his home at Fosston,
Ralph Gunderson, the nine-year-old
son OF S. Gunderson of that village,
was struck by stray bullet. He
died this morning from the effects of
the wound.
Lake Crystalline infant child Of
Il. Rowlands was badly scalded about
the head and shoulders by the over.
turning OF a pot of boiling coffee. The
child was playing OH the floor near the
stove. when the pot was accidentally
ST. Paul-Hav1ng lain ON the right
of-way along the Omaha tracks near
Post Siding all night, Louis Meyer. a
German farm hand. thtrty-tjve years
old. WAS picked up In serious ,Dndi-
ton and taken to the city hospital
In the Margaret street Station patrol
minneapolis A Fighting Chance"
a new sensational play which will
have presentation at the Bijou Op-
era House. Min neapolis, the week of
September % is from the pen OF the
we'll known author, Mr.. Theodore
Kremer and ia said to be one OF his
best.
Madelia-A special election was
held here yesterday to vote upon the
proposition TT issuing bonds to the
state IL the sum of $4,000. the pro.
ceeds to he used in paying the out
standing and floating Indebtedness of
this village. The proposition carried
by vote OF AZ to 7.
St, Paul-Gov Johnson honored a
requisition of Gov Deneen of Illinois
|tlF Tie return OIL AluSTC n. Heymdn.
second cornet player in the lines
band which was at the Auditorium
last week. who ia wanted by the off.
Gals of that state to answer to-a
charge Of wife desegtton. .~:ls -ee-.~-
Lake Crystalline eleven-year-old
daughter Of Lars Sorensen will lose
the sight of an eye through the ef-
fects of stone thrown by a young
son of Hans Anderson while the chill
dren were at play. The eyeball will
be saved. hut the child will be blind
in the injured optic, -.,--.--~-
ST. Paul-While the state fair has
been the chief attraction during the
past week. the new capitol has not
been sighted by the out-of-town Wis.
itors. It IS estimated that about 49,
900 people visited the capitol during
the week. and the capitol employees
heaved a deep sigh of relief when the
doors were closed last night. >.~ssv. -
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