The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-16
NEWS CONDENSED.

New Ycrk-It was decided at meeting
OF the stockholders of the Seventh Ma
tlonai bank to resume business abctlt
Nov. l. and to continue the name of thu
corporation as the Seventh National bank.
Knoxville, Tenn.-Judge s. L. Logan,
Tor eight years circuit and criminal
judge of Knox county, died. He wG4 fif-
ty-elght years of age and one OF the
most prominent Republicans in East
| Tennessee.
London-It is reported that Maude
Come has eluded the vigilance of the
authorities and is On her way to South
Africa. The authorities of. the principal
ports have been notified to watch for
her arrival.
The marriage of Senator Depew and
MISS May Palmer, according to a special
to the World from Washington, will take
place during the week beginning Nov.
Is, at the European home of Nine Won
Andre, sister OF Miss Palmer.
New York-Mme. Sarah Grand. best
known as the author of THE Heavenly
WINS, has just arrived here from Lon
don. It is announced that she will visit
chicago, st. Paul and other Western
cities before her return to Europe.
Slmla-The viceroy, Lord Curzon of
kedleston, has telegraphed to Habfb u
ian Khan, the new ameer of Afghanis-
ameer, and forwa, ding the congratula-
items and good wishes of King Edward.
New York-Maurice Hulin, president Of
the Panama Canal company arrived here
from Paris by the steamship Kaiser Will
helm der Crosse. He is on the way to
Washington on matters connected with
his company, but declined to make any
statement for publication.
Cape Town-There has been a renewed
influx of lately of poor peCale Who hope
to reach Johannesburg. Those stranded
in Cape Town include many Russian
Jews Efforts are being made to stem
the immigration, as the Immigrants must
be supported by public charity.
Nashville-The Citizens Bank and
Trust Company of Franklin closed its
doors. No reason is assigned for the
closing, and the status of it's financial
condition has not been given out. The
last report of the bank showed it's liza
bilities to be $4,000, and they were fully
covered by securities.
Chicago-"Jake' Bowling. alias James
Rrown. who claims that he has stolen
thousands of horses in the West ana
Northwest during his career, and that
result CT his depredations, was taken
| to Madison Wis, where he is wanted for
| the alleged theft of horse.
Saginaw, Mich-Hon w L. Weber,
| formerly state senator and Democratic
| candidate for governor in 1876 died at
| his residence here, aged seventy-five
| years. Mr.. Weber was born in Ogden
! N. Y, was connected with the Pere Mar
\ QuSlI6 railway as attorney ana lana com
missioner for many years.
Faris-It has been found necessary to
amputate one of the fingers of DR.. Cal
mette, director of the Pasteur institute.
| on account of a bite from cobra, from
| which he was extracting the venom 1t
| is presumed that the serum invented by
DR.. Calmette, after his studies in Co
| chin China, saved his life.
Chicago-The Rock River Methodist
conference voted that the Rev. A. B.
Smart was unfit for pastoral work.
He was accused of making slurring re-
marks about President Mckinley, follow
ing the assassination. Resolutions con-
demning anarchy yellow journalism
and intemperance Were adopted.
Des Moines Iowa-A report was receiv-
ed here of a head-end collision which
took place Monday night on the Chicago,
| Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad near Fay
cite. Engineer Culberman was killed,
Conductor Haefner seriously wounded
and two members of the Highland Park
! football team, Miller and Henry, slightly
injured.
| New York-The twenty-ffth annual
meeting of the National Wholesale Drug
giSts' association, being held here. was
! called to order.by President John Walker
| of Albany, N Y. The first session was
devoted to general routine. The address
| of welcome was delivered by Henry Mil
| Ter. of New York. Over $50 delegates are
| in attendance.
| Columbus, Ohio-The supreme court aft
| frmed the judgment against Gus Kalb
| who was cashier of the American Ma
! tlonal Bank of Lima Ohio at the time
Lit was robbed of $4,000 in a mysterious
! manner three years ago, holding him re-
sponsibe for the full am unit CT the short
! age Carelessness of the cashier is the
! ground of the decision.
Baldwin. Mich-The postoffice here
was entered by burglars some time Mon
/ day night. The loss, including registered
! package and postage stamps, is estimat-
| ed at between $500 and 81 COO The safe
was found locked this morning, and it
is supposed the burglars worked the COM
! bination. The postmaster also lost
! large amount of public funds.
Buffalo, N. Y.-The run on the Fidelity
| doors were opened there We're probably
| 200 people in line. They were given their
money as fast as their accounts could be
verified BY noon the line had material
| ly decreased, and at LILO there were but
seventeen people in line, the most of them
| Italian laborers. The bank received
| $4,000 in deposits.
Paris-The directors of the new Pan
| anna company, in circular to the
shareholders say that Colombia has eX-
pressed its readiness to sanction the
! transfer of the canal to the United
| States An estimate of the value of the
undertaking is therefore being prepared,
| at the request of the Isthmian canal
| commission. 1t will be ready by the
! time congress meets.
| New York-The Buenos Ayres CORE
| spondent of the Times says that in spite
| of the wGrlike publica tons regarding
the strategic raids made by Chile in dis