The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-15
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

Ktel-The Russian imperial yacht
STANDARD, with the car on board, has
arrived here.
Rochester, N. Y.-on account of the
presidents death the endurance, test Of
has been declared ended here.
Orchard Lake, Mich.-Col John Sumner
Rogers, OF the Michigan military acad-
envy, is dead. He was the founder of
the academy. Col. Rogers was born at
birmingham, Me-, in May, 1914.
Frankfort, Ky-Gov. Beckham has is
sued approximation ordering all the state
Offices closed and the flags on public
buildings at half mast as a token of
sorrow for the presidents DEATH
Newport r., I--Foxhall Keene was
rescued from drowning by w. X. Van
derbilt Jr.. their canoe having capsized
in the surf on Bailey's Beach Friday
evening: A lifeboat picked up both.
Atlanta, Ga.-Gov. Gambler issued a
proclamation expressing the sorrow of
the people of Georgia over the president
death and closing all state Offices today
and on the day Of the funeral.
DantZic-When emperor William heard
of the death of President Mckinley he
Immediately ordered the German feet to
half mast their flags, and to noist the
Stars and Stripes at their main tops.
Lexington, Ky.-Judge- Rodney Hay
WdIu Ol 1NOCllSSVSFb NY, ana killed
himself at an early hour in his yard. He
was noted jurist and formerly state
senator. Disagreement with his son is
given as the cause.
Rome-The pope prayed an hour for
the soul of President Mckinley. The pom
receiving the news. Of the. presidents
death. All audiences at the Vatican
have been suspended.
Seattle, Wash.-Northern Pacific Dock
Mo- 2, known as the White Star dock
collapsed at 10 o'clock a. M No lives
We're lost The damage to the dock
amounts to $4,000 and to the freight stGr-
ed there $4,000 (e9timated.
Cineinnati-The directors of the fail
festival, which opens here next Monday
have decided to change the opening
demonstration on Monday to a floral
klnley. Everyone in the parade will
wear mourning, and the horses and We
hicles will all be draped.
Springfield, IlI.-Acting Governor North
colt, who is at home in Greenville wired
the executive Office that he intends to
rial services throughout the state as s0on
as the time of President NICK nley's flu
neral is fixed. All state offices were clos
ed this morning.
Tallahassee. Fla.-Gov. Jennings issued
a proclamation paying tribute to Presi-
ly death. The governor ordered the flags
en- all state buildings, including armor 'es,
at half mast for thirty days and order
ing the closing of all public offices on
the day of the funeral
Jackson, Miss,-Lieut. Gov. Harrison,
acting as chief executive during Gov.
Longino'S visit to the Pan-American ex-
position, gave out statement deploring
the death of President Mckinley and ex-
pressing the sorrow of the people of Mis-
m 10 a1aJH Al
capitol at half mast and all department
offices closed for the Gay.
Johannesburg-Th trial has begun
here of DR.. Broecksman, public prose-
cutor under the late Transvaal govern
ment, on charge of espionage. The
that the accused acted as an interme-
diary between DR.. Leyds, Dr. Krause
and Others the letters coming through
the United States consul in Johannes
burg.
Marshalltown, IowaLw. ]. Bryan pass
ed through the city, en- route from Chi
cag0 to Lincoln. He had Just been in
formed of the presidents death when
seen by the correspondent, and saw the
first newspaper here at breakfast Mr.
sald IL was an extremely sad blow to all.
especially after the encoura cement that
had been given of recovery.
New York-Charles NJ Miller the man
OF being the man who left Berlin H. H.
yesterday, saying he was going TO WASH
lnSton to Kill Vice President Roosevelt
was arraigncd in police court and com
hllIeea 70 the insane pavilion of. Bellevue
hospital for examination as TO his SAN
ity. He talked in rambling manner and
to all appearances acted as one insane.
New York-The Automobile club of
America announced that on account of
the death CT President Mckinley the
g1.rlr
week at the Pan-American exposition,
and the Buffalo Erie road race have
been Cancelled. The postponement of
the Larchmoat club race for the schooner
cup was also announced by the regatta
committee of the club for the same rea-
son.
Observation-Disclosures F. Bayliss, propri-
etor of the Stag and of the cage at the
Geological gardens in this city, commit
ted suicide by shooting himself. His place
was the rendezvous of prominent men
and especially of local politicians He
was q most enthusiastic admirer of Nc
Kinley, and became especially despond-
emf last night over the news from Buff
falo, so much so that he could neither
eat nor drink.
Trenton N. J,EJohn T. Murphy. a
prominent sa1oonkeeDer of Trenton. was
arrested here charged with the murder of
in bed asleep, while his wife's body lay
on the floor in the barroom, badly mu-
tilated, showing the husband bad attack
ed her with Ratchet or some other
sharp instrument. 1t is said that Muir
ply and his wife had been drinking
heavily.
Wssh!ngton-The- organization com
mittee of tne failed Seventh National
Bank of New, York which had decided
to go to Buffalo to present their plan of
OF reof ganizatien TO Comptroller Dawes
have abandoned their trip in cons eguence
of the death of President Mckinley They
had a conference today with Deputy
Comptroller Kane and are preparing a
statement to be presented to Comp
troller Dawes when he returns here.
Indianapolis-A II. Leedy, chairman Of
he LEGAL committee in charge of the
meeting OF the sovereign grand lodge,
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, which
will begin it's sessions here Monday,
saws that while the grand lodge will take
full recognition of the lamentable death
of President Mckinley; the programme
for the week will not be interfered with,
except in the way of proper services and
suspension of the entertainment feat
ures at the time of the presidents
funeral.
Chicago-Arrangen ents are Being made
for the holding of two memorial mass
meetings Sunday Sept 22-one in the
afternoon for children and one IN the