The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-03
NEWS CONDENSED.

London-Senator Depew viii return to
America in ten days, and Assistant At
torney General Beck will sail next SAT-
urday for New York.
Sioux City, Iowa-Col. ]. K. P. Thomp-
son. of Rock Rapids, has Withdrawn
from the ace for the Republican noml-
nation for lieutenant governor.
Huntington, w. Va.-Waves from q
passing steamer near Central City late
last night upset a small boat containing
pleasure party drowning four people.
st. Augustine, Fla-Bishop John Moore
was buried here. The funeral was larEe--
~ attended, and 1ignitaries of the church
from all Over the United States were
present.
Stockholm-Hans Luging ForsbelI. for
merry Swedish minister of finance. died
at San BernardinO, Switzerland. He con
trlputed largely to the introduction OF
gold into currency in Sweden
ACKNOWLEDGMENT boat No 81 hos
been sunk off Alderneck breaI5vyaroT
island OF Alderney, in the English chan
nel Ihere was no loss Of life. All tina
will be raised.
freight trains colIided head on OF Grain
' alley. Engineer Jacques was killed and
fireman Walsh and Fireman Bmuam
both of Staten, Mo, were badly iniI1raT
Both engines We're wrecked.
New York-Wnliam Nelson Cromwell
attorney for tho directors of the sew
enth National bank said that substlr-
uaI progress is being made toward the
reorganization of the bank on the lines
Oh the plan made public some DAYS ago.
Hongkong- commissioner of c---.
toms has left Wa Chau for Nan Ming
province Of GuanS See, to open the latter
as treaty poEt. The British warshfug
Glory, Eclipse and Daphne arrived mn
eXpectedly at Annoy All is quiet there.
Buffalo, n. Y.-The bureau of adr,fs-
Pan-American during the first three
months, ending at midnight on July 81
as Z, 'z4,SoS- with the exception of Ont
week the admissions have shown a
steady increase.
Rio de Janeiry-Owinc 10 the efforts 80
fhe United States minister here. Charles
rage Bryan's proposed taun changes =
prejudicial to American merchants 7~5
favored by British, Italian and Argen-
tine interests, have been defeated i'm me
Brazilian congress.
New York-David L. Short and Morris
Myers, jointly indicted with Albert r.
Patrick in connection with the alleged
forgery of a will of William Marsh RE.
We're released from the tombs. ON de-
post of $4,000 earn bail They had
Deen In the tonbs since March %
New York-The Journal and Advertiser
says: A report was brought over ON,
ihe deutschland that b. Lawrence Cod
Kih' formerly editor of the Evening
Post, and famous for his phlfDD.cs
against local political organizations ia
dying or Br1ghts disease in a little Lon
don suburb.
New York-It is stated at the Brook.
lyn navy yard that the idea of DESTROY
ing the old frigate Vermont. which for
the past forty years has done duty there
as as, a receiving, and training ship, has
on the vessel will be removed and tIs'
hull preserved as a relic.
Newport, r. 1.-The vessels Of the
North Atlantic squadron will leave New
port next Monday for q months cruise
Rear Admiral Higginson proposes during
thaI time TO continue the land drills
at Nantucket. The squadron Is expect
ed TO return to Newport early In SEN
TENDER to participate in the naneuvers.
Berlin-The latest notable recipient Of
a decoration at the hands of Emperor
William IS high dignitary OF Mohamme-
danism. The ReichsanZeiger announces
that the order Of the crown Of tAe dIst
class has been conferred on Aga Khan.
OF Bombay, the spiritual head of the In
dian Mohammeda sect.
Colorado Springs. Col.-At The Colorado
auarto-centennial celebration in this city
theodore Roosevelt. vice president "
the United States, spoke on 1.-THE Growth
OF the West During the Last Quarter of
a Century" Col. Roosevelt was vel
coined on arriving n tho city bv Gov.
Orman and staff, veterans, rough riders
school children and many others
Rio de Janeiro-The large portrait NJ
hlmself, which Emperor William of Ger
many presented to the naval club here
las token Of his majestv's apDreciatf0n
or the condolences of the club at fbe
time Of the loss last December Of tr.
German training ship Gneisenau), was
United States cruiser Atlanta partfci-
pated In the ceremonies.
New york; Denny, builder of Sham
focK L. was among the passengers who
arrived here on the steamship Deutsch-
land. He is on his way to Nova Scotia
on business connected with the Ath1fic
d Dominion railroad, in which ne Is in
terested He said he would not be able
70 !S, see the races for the Americas cup.
shamrock H." he said, "is the first
challenger 1 ever built, and she will DO
the last"
Seattle, Wash.-The old wreck OF the
Charles D. Lane Is assigned as cause
by local marine men which may lead
to a revision of the Alaskan charts
on the northwest coast. 1t is claimed
that the west coast Of Nuniyak island
on on which the steamer, struck. Is H-t
properly placed on the charts. The place
Of the wreck is, according to the charts
Of the United States, seven miles further
east than 1t really is.
Salt Lake City-The Herald today saysl
lIaln very short time the Manhat-
tan Mining and Smelling company with
capital Of no less than 1880 600 win
pc formed, either under the laws Of Col
orado or New Jersey, to take over the .
5Aly-SeNen properties owned by the
FIoche Consolidated company and Others
10 sven the number up to 100 claims to-
Gelner with hosting works snelters
electric light and water systems
New York-George c. Thomas. q b-oJ,-
er and member Of the Consolldate(
Stock 81 exchange Of this city, was arrest
"a ana arraiSned before United State
Soi ,nIhlSSloner Shields. charged with VIC
Iatlng the war revenue act In failing 10
pace revenue stamps on sales Of sfOcts
ne waived examination and was held In
@l'5UO bail for examination. Mr.. Tbornaa
Suntehus mat the tax Is Illegal, and he
was arrested in order that a test roIe59
be made In the courts
Cadiz-The German SQUADRON from, M,
IA mas arrived here. Rear AdD,i-e1 e
ESleIssler and his captains repaired ON
IoeIu the flagship Of Prince Henry ~
= russia, russia. Prince Henry. in the name 80
LInperor william, warmly welcomed ths
IttuTnlns omcers in a brief speech The
sSludoron OF Rear Admiral GeIesIer ara
me one commanded by Prince Henri, -
russia which arrived here so1na Say.
ago VIII remain here for several DAYS
atlanta; Cattle boiler Of nm enoin,
ibultLhs the passenger train leaving At
IanIa ct 8:l5 a. m. for NasbviiIe -
ploded near Bolton an how Ista ' me .x-
man Aenchbachcr was killed I7, T. re-
Eeu was blown 40 feet In tine al -
diHsHIed on his feet unframed ~
enc enc was demolished and several go
" io 80, 4n9u Clerk Brown was SLIGHT
hurt. passengers was 49,
Mant1, Idaho-A cloudburs+ +, Tho o,r
; On caused tremendous fov5 of -
~ ~ q; uSn toward Manu creek and in,,nde+a
,r,eT,. + OF rev hours great excite
49,, P5eFd lied. Thousands OF cords -
tsHSs ana other debris wbfcr, vyes b--22s ~