The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-10
DAYS NEWS IN BRIEF.

New York-TWo bodies were recovered
today from the wreck of the steamer
Saale This makes las corpses thus far
recovered of victims of the fire which
destroyed the North German Lloyd pier
at HobOken, and burned the steamers
Saale, Bremen and Maine, on June 30
Canton. O.-Preparations for receiving
Senator Lodge and other members of the
notification committee Thursday began at
the Mckinley home today The commit
tee is expected to reach Canton about
II a. m.
Charleston, S. C.-The thirty-ninth an
nual convention of the National Educa-
tional association will open here tomor-
row
Buffalo, N. Y-The treasurer OF the
Pan American Exposition company today
received a check for $150,0G0 from the
New York Central Railway company, the
full amount Of the subscription of that
company to the exposition.
Berlin-Police Commissioner George
Henshaw, of Cincinnati is here studying
the police methods Of the city.
Chicago-F. B. Cossitt, founder of La
Grange Ill, and one of the best known
men in this section, today committed sui
eide by shooting. He was 50 years old,
and was respondent from long Illness.
Detroit-Th Michigan naval reserves,
including the Detroit and Saginaw divis-
ions, and the Benton Harbor battalion,
sailed today on their annual practice
cruise aboard the United States ships
Yant:c and Michigan. The two ships are
expected to reach Mackinac Island to-
morrow.
Joliet, Ill.-The converter and billet mill
of the Illinois Steel company resumed
today, and nearly a thousand men were
put to work
New York-Gov Roosevelt, who is at
Oyster Bay, L. l., refused to see callers
today, except such as had appointments
to meet him.
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184 local lodges of the United Mine
Workers, with a membership of 5000,
began a series of secret sessions here to-
day.
Liverpool-An alarming fire broke out
today at the sheds of Elder, DempSter &
Co., at the Liverpool docks. Large guam
titles of palm oil caught fire, and blazed
tiereely. The flames spread to the COM
pany.s steamers Benguela, Bonny and
Orion, which, however, were towed to
places of safety, and the names on board
Of them were extinguished.
Muncie, Ind.-CharIes H. Church. cash
bank, has been appointed receiver for the
Muncie property of the Enterprise Stove
company, of Detroit.
Philadelphta-The box factory of Thos.
3. Rice &. Son; at Miff1n street wharf.
$4,000 The fire in the Angle Iron Smith
shop of William Cramps Sons ShipbuIld-
ing company did only $4,000 damage.
Niagara Falls-Bowser, the Chicago
man, who proposes to run the whirlpool
rapids in his life boat, did not succeed
in launching his craft, the Canadian po-
lice interfering under the Sunday law.
The boat will be towed to the American
side today, where Bowser will board it
and start on his trip.
Charleston, S. C.-Delegates and mem
bers of the National Educational associa-
ton pour into the city by very train. At
the first conference of religious educa-
ton Dr. j. E. Gilbert, of Washington,
D. c., delivered an address on 1.-THE Prob
lem of Religious Education
Amigo, Wis.-Deputy Marshal John Nc
Arthur shot William Welch at an early
hour today the victim dying few hours
later. Welch and others had burglar
lied a store and the shooting occurred
Before dying WEIGH gave his name and
said his parents lived at 118 Summit
street, Akron, o.
Sc Louls-George schoening and VIM.
Grab were killed and Fred Frige was
probably fatally wounded at Columbia,
ILL., The men were in a buggy, and were
run into by 3. & o. train.