Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12
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Washington, D. G. Former Attor-
ney General Wilson Of Minneapolis is
in Washington.
Walker.-It has been estimated the
heavy storm on Leech Lake the first
of the week did $4,000 damage to
Walker. ~s
Minneapolis, May 4.-"Elder" Levi
M. Stewart, eccentric Minneapolis mil
lionafre, died Of Inflammation of the
lungs and senility. He was IS years
old. ,...
st. Cloud. - Walter Martin and
Robert Goodwin, the two convicts
who escaped from the reformatory
we're caught eight miles south Of this
city.
Duluth. - Julia Sampson, aged
nine years, daughter of Henry samp-
son of st. Croix avenue, was almost
Instantly killed by trolley car at First
avenue east and Superior street.
st. Cloud. - Fire completely de-
stroyed the house and barn Of An
drew Fritz In the north end Of the
city. The origin of the fire is a mys-
terry. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
Austin. - Governor Adolph o.
Eberhart spoke before the Christian
Brotherhood of the Methodist church
Sunday and delivered general ad-
dress in the same church in the even.
ing.
Little Falls-Van Voorhis & John.
son, Minneapolis picking concern,
will open branch station in this
city. The commercial club will secure
a guaranty Of 100 acres to be planted
to cucumbers.
? st. Paul - Gov. A. O. Eberhart
received word from Mankato that his
stone-crushing plant at Mankato was
burned to the ground early Friday.
The lass is said to be 100000, with no
insurance.
Duluth.-The iron ore washing plant
OF the Oliver Iron Mining Company
at Coleraine was put in. operation.
The plant cost $1,000,O0O, and the pro-
cess is one of separating the sand
from the ore.
Washington, D. G. - John H. Beck,
secretary of the st. Paul Jobbers'
Association, is in Washington to con.
fer with the National Conservation
League upon the details of the ar
rangements of the congress.
Minneapolis. - Beink stricken sud-
denly with apoplexy while delivering
an address, Rev. Samuel J. Rogers
was hurried in the police ambulance
to Asbury hospital where he died two
hours later, without recovering con.
seriousness.
Minneapolis.-Klint & Gazollo will
present that wonderful romantic
drama, Monte Cristo." at the Bijou
the week of May 18th, and promise a
production which will be a revelation
to those who have seen the play that
made James O'Neil famous.
Winona.-The marriage of Rev.
Theodore H. Albrecht. pastor of the
Grace Lutheran church of Crevits,
Marinette county, Wis, to Miss NJ.
Helen -Einfealdt, prominent here So
cially, took place in Winona.. The
wedding was an elaborate church af-
fair. %s
Minneapolis. - Governor A. O. Eb-
erhart today announced the appoint
ments of Thomas Hineline, of Mime
apolis, and DR.. L. R. Furgeson, of St.
Paul, to the state board of visitors.
Mr.. Hineline succeeds Charles L.
! Greene, and DR.. Furgeson succeeds
Rev. SAM G.. Smith, both of whom re-
Gently resigned. -.
Winona. - The fury brought
!; in a verdict of $2,375 against the La
Crosse Water Power Company and the
city of Winona, for the relatives of the
late Ernest Lampe, the boy killed
while painting the Winona high bridge
last August. He was electrocuted at
the highest point of the structure and
his body fell 200 feet into the river
Red Wing. - During the early
early hours of the morning, John Null
lock, a fisherman, was caught in the
act drawing seine in Clear Lake by
Game Warden B. F. Seiz and he was
placed under arrest. Mullock was ar
raigned in court and. pleaded guilty tt
the charge of SEEMING fish out of sea
son. A fine of $25 and costs was i'm
posed and his seine, 500 feet in length
was ordered confiscated by the state
Duluth local grand jury ha.
failed to indict Herbert Helmer fo1
running down and killing Mrs. Han
nah Monroe with an automobile few
weeks ago. The jury was advised b,
Assistant County Attorney w. E
Greene to indict him for manslaughte,
in second degree, but instead tn,
grand jury advises the police to be &C
tive in suppressing speeding and tn,
courts to impose jail sentences TO
such speeders as are found guilty.
Duluth. 80 Albert Balzerak, VIII,
was working in q saloon, was al
rested on suspicion Of having shot an,
killed John Riley in Rhineland, Wis
about last Christmas and after gettin
the third degree confessed and toll
the Duluth police about it. He say
that he shot Riley because the latte