Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02

Observation-Disclosures and with his
throat badly slashed, James Burnes,
80 years old, was found lying near the
| coal chutes.
st. Paul-The thirty-eighth annual
convention Of the United Ancient Or
der of Druids was held in the old cap
itol building.
Ellsworth-The new electric light
ing plant established here by F. M.
Sadler is nearing completion and will
be ready for use about July l.
Observation-Disclosures hospital, which
was erected in this city two years
ago, has already become overcrowded
and the Lutheran hospital association
has taken steps to build a three-story
addition.
Observation-Disclosures Sergeant Of
the poor committee of Crookston sent
to Emil Johnson of Chicago a cork
leg belonging to the latter, which has
remained in the archives of this city
for five years.
neapolis-Parents and friends
who were searching for Hugh Will
liams, five years old, were startled
to find his dead body in Lake Calhoun,
short distance from his home on
the west shore.
Mankato-Charles Rosin disap-
peared four weeks ago, and nothing
was heard of him until his body was
found near the junction of the Min
nesota and Blue Earth rivers, within
the city limits, by boys who were fish,
ing.
Crookston-Game Warden Munich
of this district has been experiment.
ing on his own hook with the eggs
sent out by the state game and fish
commission and has succeeded in rails
ing thirteen pheasants from eighteen
eggs. 4t 81 ~ ~ 800
Fairfax-Twenty farmers living In
the Minnesota river valley in Rem
vile and Nicollet counties have sought
legal advice here for the purpose of
securing relief from the county and
state for the overfowal of their lands
by the waters Of the swollen. stream.
Observation-Disclosures George Car
penter of the commission in charge
of the erection of the Carnegie H.
brary in this city, received draft
from Andrew Carnegie to cover the
portion now due OF the $4,000 do
mated by that philanthropist to the
Crookston institution. *i&& s.
Hastings-James Kirk of South st.
Paul was arraigned before Police JUS.
tice A. F. Johnson upon an alleged
charge of assault in the second degree
upon w. B. Mcclure Of st. Paul at
a ball game in South St. Paul. He
was held to the grand jury in the
sum Of 500 bail, which he furnished.
St. sCharles-N icholas siebenaler,l a
farmer residing about eight miles
south of St. Charles, expired sudden
ly. With others he was busy get
ting in the hay when sudden storm
drove them to the barn for shelter.
Mr.. Siebenaler sat down to rest and
in few minutes fell to the floor un-
conscious, expiring before help could
reach him. &. Sa#.
Minneapohs-One Of the most re.
markable, scenes ever witnessed at
Lake Harriet was the big baptismal
service conducted by the Seventh Day
Adventists. About fifty candidates
were immersed, three elders being en-
gagged from 2 until nearly 6 pm, Dur
ing the entire afternoon large cho-
rus on the bank sang the hymns Of
the church as part Of the exercises,
st. Paul-Albert Olson, a lamp
lighter, living at 657 Bidwell street,
west side, had q miraculous escape
from death BY the upsetting bf his
cart containing number Of cans OF
gasoline, which exploded, setting fire
to the cart and crematlng the horse.
Mr. Olson was thrown on a high piece
Of land and 10 was able to escape
before the burning oil reached him.
st. Paul Joseph Hennessy deputy
game warden, has seized seven bar
rels Of pike shipped from Minneap-
oils to s.. GOLDFISH Of st. Paul. The
seven barrels Of fish weigh 900 pounds.
Minneapolis Burglars equipped
with skeleton keys entered Lildquist.
Brothers jewelry store, II 91 u Wash
ington avenue north, and stole arti-
cles valued at $50. III
81 st. Paul N minneapolis man sends
to attorney general ! complets set
OF dra " iings showing Robert 3treets
saloons where Sunda lid II alleged
u be on