The house was consumed with its
contents.
EXAMINER TAKES CHARGE
Two St. Paui Earcks Fail to Open
Their Doors.
The doors of the'State hank of St.
Paul and the Citizen?.' Savings bank,
also of St. Paul, were not opened
for business. The announcement wa^.
ppsted,'thair-tfe -fv^'iBs^i'ufiotis" werov
in the -hands.of the bank exaniiaeiv1
These are the two St. -PaiilVhant-s
with which A. Z. Drew. Owner dr'thS
Tiumiiiie and Midway private ivinks.
which closed their doors last Fine! \y.,
was connected and it was largely
through the failure of the- Drew, nr:
vale banks that public confidence in
the other banks was put to a test.
While no figures as to assets and
liabilities of the State bank of St.
Paul "and the Citizens' Savings bank
are available it is stated positively in
the office of the public examiner that
there is no question as to the solvency
of tlie Citizens' Savings hank and
that the affairs of the State bank of
St. Paul will be straightened out
within a reasonable time.
The ^otal deposits of the two hanks
is ah cut $500,000.
KILLED HER HUSBAND.
Chisholm Woman Clears Up Murder
Mystery.
I\!rs. "Ellas Mat sen, who was arrest
ed at Chisholm on the charge of
complicity in the brutal murder of
her husband, has made a complete
confession to Chief of Police Madden.
