The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-02
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.


Fall River, Mass. = The Manufac-l
turers have refused the per cent adj
vance in wages asked for by the cottonl
mill operatives here.
Scranton, Pa-Eight hundred emnIovasl
at the Pine Brook shaft of the Ontario
Coal company struck today againefl
working with men without working
cards.
Put-in-Bay, Ohio-The. condition of 1a,,
COOK, VINO was taken seriously i'll at his
much improved. His physicians sta4si
that he probably will recover.
Chicago-William E. Hutchinson a1sol
He is charged with embezzling "a 5Ol from
the German National Building and 1'oanj
ASSOCIATION of Plttsburg two years ago
New York-The Tribune saws. Tho
contracts OF Western Union Telegranbi
N orfoitS "iTn tne Baltimore & Ohio and
r noInolh o. western railroads, it is an,
nounced, have been renewed with sIh-
stant1ally no notifications SUI
Chlcago-Former United States Son
| aeoI Gharies Il. Farwell, who in 1887 sue
rioT,SI1 J 10 A. Logan in congress, is So
rlousIy III here. An operation is tn he
performed, and as the patient is seventh
! alarmed. S'0"riJ
lag saginaw, Mich.-The Journeymen Bar
o oneS International Union of America
JACOB Eifer, of Anderson. presidin5 IT,
nuIlured delegates are here from ali mart
OF the United States. The sessions airss
| week. USHouI Ihe
Seattle, Wash.-A Dawson disna+ob 49,,
nI00unces the finding of the body of Peter
WWiipers' wealthy Klondiker. in .he
W Ihon river river sixty miles below Eagle.
nMioeIs disappeared Aug. "a in Dawson
| He was Yukon pioneer and IeaI1o ooit Il
/ MlIe TO whom he was married in San
/ FRANCISCO in 1898. 's'iA
| Aloany, N. Y.-The court of appeals did
y Po[ render any decision in the Roland
| b. MolineuX murder case The nevt Tneat
ing or the court is on Friday hut, tbeo
is nothing to indicate when the decieio,9
| IN IN TINS particular case will be rendered.
" ~ TSGt HtuseS OF the court viii say absoIuteI
~ horhlng about the case.
London-Early fogs today are bindarin,,
h heaE1s@slon on all the coasts. There has
r peen the usual crop of casualties. Tbe
| steamer Ferma, from the Isle of Man f &c
oIaSsoM; with go Passengers on board.
| MenC ashore on the Null of GalIowav'
| Inere was great excitement among tSa
people on board, but there was no loss
| of life. Az IoSS
L0ndonTMarie Josephine Eastwick. Of
| itnIiiauelPhla, was brought up the Guild
nall police court, charged with HAVING
| forged a railway certificate to the vaIIe
| Oh 100000. AT the conclusion of the
nearing the judge committed Miss East
! Wlch Ior trlal at the Old Bailey, Oct q
She mad to be assisted from the dock bv
| the jailerS. ~
Berlin-The minister of commerce TIar-
Moeiier' speaking at banquet last even
Ins IN connection with the Sittings of the
German commercial diet, declared the
| government was in a difficult Dosition
1t must admit that commercial treaties
| Ior long periods were necessary and high
gr protection for agriculture was DO
nt1ca1 necessity.
Marion, Ind.-Maj. George w. Steele
! secretary of the board of MANAGERS ~
| the national soldiers home, saws that a
| wrong Interpretation was given to the
inDerVleW with President Mcmahon ar
9HnWaukee concerning canteens in ali
branches This is wrong, for they will b,
maintained in the home, where thew ard
now conducted only
Copenhagen-The Danish gunboat MoeD
WnlIe at gun practice with shells foIJn1
oered to the eastward of the middle
course. Her mast remains few inches
ABOVE the water. The crew was saved.
Inc Moen was an iron gunboat of a56
TONS displacement. She was Ill feet long
had 28 feet 10 inches beam and had 30
INDICATED horse power. She had a crew
Of 80 men.
Chicago-Fffteen hundred Masons, rep
Tesentlng over 10 lodges from all parts Of
Illinois, convened here at the sixty-sec-
ond annual cOnclaVe of the grand lodge
OF illinois, A. f. and A. NJ. The davis
proceedings were begun with an address
by Grand Master Charles F. Hitchcocx
OF Peor1a A proposition is beng consid-
ereo, nmltlng the grand master to on
term of office
San Franisco-The transport Hancocl.
sailed for Manila, by way of Guam, wit
several thousand tons of general s1IpDIies
Ior the army in the Philippines. In ad
dltlon to the usual number of cabin pas
sengers, the Hancock carried $50 recruits
and casuals to Manila, besides a heavy
mail for all parts of the archipelago oc-
cup1ed by the Americans. The TRANSPORT
will not call at Honolulu.
Houghton, Mich.-The Douglas hons,
the pride of the upper peninsula, wa.
partially destroyed by fire earIy todav
Inc loss is estimated at between SIS 90"
ana Sl0oV00; The building was heaviI.'
insured. The fire broke out in the
kitchen and enveloped almost the entire
structure before the guests could he
aroused. All got out safely, but fog a
time there was the widest confusion.
San Francisco-A decision by the United
states treasury department. affecting the
status of Chinese born or naturalizgd in
the Hawaiian islands before their annex
atlon, has been handed down to Port
GolIector Stratton. 1t was in the case of
II LII Hong, a merchant, who became a
cltZen Of Hawaii several years ago. By
the ruling of the treasury department. he
mas been allowed to land at ahis port as
an American citizen.
Grand Rapids-William M. Butts. for
AAASA SSSASlel VI the WOTQen Grocery
company, of this city, convicted a num-
Der of months ago of embezzling $1,000
was sentenced to five years at hard labor
In the jackson prison. Butts had been
OUT on bail since his conviction, the re-
suit OF an appeal of his case. Butts re-
turned from Cleveland and received his
sentence. He was formerly one Of the
most prominent young men in the city.
New York-AT the stonecutIers AMI
masons on the work of the Croton dam,
strike. The strikers include the stone
cutters at the Peekshin quarry. No
cause has been assigned here, the con-
tractors say, for the action of the men,
Between 200 and 800 men are out. The
Croton dam was the scene of the great
strike last year, when the national guard
had to be called out and one soldier was
shot and killed by the strikers.
Rome - The Russian prince. Naka-
chidze, who, with his wife, was arrested
as an anarchist, having entered Italy in
defiance of the anti-anarchist reguIa-
lions, was sentenced to twenty days i'm
prisonment. The prince protested that he
was not an anarchist, though he is a
Nationalist, adding that he was legiti-
mate pretender to the Russian crown.
Prlnce Nakachidze was condemned to
death in Russia in 1887 for conspiracy
against the car, and was expelled from
France in 1890 for making bombs
San Francisco-Custom Collector Start
ton has received an order to Custom
Commissioner Powderly to allow Fei Shi
and Hung HSiang Hal, Chinese students
to remain until they can procure certifi-
Gates from China, as required by the ex-
clus1on act. The applicants are students
on their way to Oberlin college They
came to this city with a passport signed
by Ii Hung Chang, but Collector STRAIT
ton decided that passport even from
the empress dowager would be of no
value because it requires a certificate,
not a passport.
ChIcago-Three hundred and fifty line