The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-23
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

Toronto-Justice Sir George c. Burton.
OF the court of appeals, died, aged eie5fV,'
two years. 90 eis my
Richmond. Va.-The Virginia constitf-
t IlonaI convention reassembled after it's
recess of two weeks.
Marietta, Ga.-The heaviest rain n
Years mas swollen all rivers. Several
WaShouts are reported
Spokane, Wash.-Development proroi~a
a break of the big lockout at RossIs-,,5
and resumption of work in ali the
mines. OH '4i9
Paducah, Ky.-Bod.es of three more VIC
TINS of the City of Golconda 1steaner,
wreck We're recOvered-those of Wallace
d 6gnnett (white), of Lola, Ky, and two
coiored roustabouts.
New York-Five sailors and one marine
SScdI eu from the navy yard prison after
kI;ochlhg down and binding the three SEN
- 80 On on suarq. The men We're under ar
rest Tor ntoXication.
New York-It is understood that an
elevator company at Yonke~s is 3t
Work on two elevators for BuCI5fnp~1,r,
Kal3ce England, on an order from King
EDWARD sent directly to this country.
oakland-Mrs. Susan Field widow Of
the late Justice Stephen J Field of t7s
~ IHteu states supreme court is critically
III IN this city from heart trouble and
other complications She is over SCI
enty years of age.
Fond du Lac. Wis.-The Chicago and
Green Bay passenger rain Or tha NC~t-
western railroad, due here AT 1O.02 this
forenoon, cOllided with a srecial freight
Train half mile south Of this citv F0u~
people were injured.
Seattle, Wash.-Oficers of the steamer
oregon, from Nome, report the wreck
july Is, in the Arctic, near Point Smith
Of the San Francisco whalcr GramDus
NO lives were lest The yess-1 vs.
caught in the ice and driven ashore
Seattle, Wash.-The steamship Oregon
has reached this port from Nome. Sac
had S5GO00) worth of treasure on board
Inc OrtEon's officers state that the
steamer c. d. Lane which met disaster
IN the Behrin8 sea last July, is practical
~ total loss
New York--Work has commenced on
the tearing down of the National Acad-
emy OF Design building on the OOrUcr of
IWenty-tmrd street and Third avenue
TINS city. 1t IS one Of the historic build
ings and will be replaced bv a StrIc-
ture 70 be used for business
New York-The Porto Rico Relief as
soclatlon OF New York has dec ded TO give
$lOGUO, remaining of the fund subscribed
at the time Of the holocaust in the ISL
and two years ago. to be distributed by
Bishop Blenk, of Porto Rico among the
various hospitals pro rata.
Harrisburg, Pa.-Papers were filed at
the state department relating to the
merger of the Cambria Steel and the
Conneaut Steel company under the
name of the Cambria Steel cOnuanv Tl.
capital is $50, 100000 an increase of $j.OH.-
coo over the joint capital of the two
companies.
New York-Magistrat Braun I'm police
court ordered the forfeiture of the 500
bail bond of Rev. Frederick Bruce Rus
sell. president Of the New York State
Law and Order society who has been
charged with extOrtiCn The bondsmau
was DR.. William G.. Russell fdthc. of the
defendant.
kenosha Wis;-Capt Stephen A. Jack
SON.. perhaps the best known survivor
OF the great race of early lake captains
died at the home of his son johnson 4
Jackson. In this city, after a long i'll
ness. Capt. Jackson had been i'm for
old.
New York-A meeting of the creditors
OF the Mutual Mercantile agency has been
called for Tuesday next. Mr. Baldwin OF
counsel for the creditors, said that so far
as he knew there was no plan for reor-
ganization in view, although ne thought
that reorganization is the only means bv
which creditors can recover a cent
Vienna-Prof. Edward Suess the emf
nent publicist and paleontologist. has
gwen an interview respecting the indus
triad and political prepOnderance of tho
United States that attracts much attan-
uon, especially as IT confirms the anti
American views OF continental manufac-
turerS and economists.
Denver. Col-The National Railroad
Master Blacksmiths association elected
these officers President w. r. Savage
OF Texas; first vice president, John Nc
Nally, of the Chicago & North Western.
chicago; second vice president. George
Lindsey, of Evansville. Ind; se~retary-
treasurer. A. l.. WOodWorth. of Lima.
Ohio; chemist, c. II. Williams, of Bos-
ton.
Chattanooga. Tenn.-Two cloudbursts
4 y mo al.
Southern railway Wednesday night. One
at COlllnsyille. Ala. delugsd the county
for several miles, ruined crops and shut
Oft trains several hours The other, at
Hodges Station. near Knoxville covered
the Southern tracks at that point with
four feet Of water and delayed trains five
hours.
Chico go-Mrs. Abble Bowen, widow Of
the late Charles NJ. Bowen, the well
known .r Methodi5t preacher. sometimes
aged ninety-tive years. Mrs. Bowen had
five grandsOnS in the ministry. the Revs.
George Hutchins. James Ensign and De
Forest Chamberlin. of New York. Raw
Ccokingham, of Chicago, and DR. Frank
Van Allen. now in India.
Frankfort Ky.-It was stated that tie
condition of Mrs. Gov. BeclIham who
was pronounced seriously III. is much
improved. After "A good nights rest the
patients temperature fell to 100
Pittsburg, Pa.-The Royal Scottish
Clans continued their twenty-ffth BIZ
enntal convention here. The following
officers were reelected: Royal chief W.
II. Steen. Braidwood. H.: royal tauist
Charles Mcknight. Boston; counselor.
Mayor George Taylor Jr., London. Can
ada; royal treasurer, Peter Kerr, Boston
GlasgOw-Cephas Brafnerd. Of New
Ork, presided at the session Of the In
ternational Law association. A motion
was adopted urging that the United
States and Great Britain who are not
parties to The Hague convention dealing
with reciprocal rights regarding pauper
litigants. should accede thereto and
urging the formation Of a bureau where
the poor could obtain counsel free of
bureau would put a stop to Improper lit
igation.