The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-23
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ST. Thomas, d. W. 1.-The sharpest
earthquake shock in many years was felt
here No damage was done.
New York-Sir Thomas Linton sailed
for home on the steamer Celtic. His
steam yacht, the Erin, will sail today
Edinburgh-Lord Rosslyn has formally
withdrawn the action for divorce which
he brought against the countess in Feb
ruary last
Buffalo, N. Y.-The praise meeting of
the Unlyersalist general convention was
LED by Rev. l.. Ward Brigham, of Roch-
ester Mimi. A business session followed.
London-Lord Cromer, the British dip
lomatlc agent and consul general in
Egypt, was married here to Lady Kath-
crime Thinne, sister of the Marquis Of
Bath.
London-Andrew Carnegie, replying to
the unanimous request of the students
that he allow himself to be nominated to
the lord rectorship of ST. Andrews uni
Eerslty in succession of Prof. James
Stuart, whose term expires in November
mas accepted the nomination.
Kingston, Jamaica-The Hamburg
American line steamer Adirondack from
New York, Oct. II, for Black River and
0Iher Jamaican ports went ashore at
Black RlVer. Efforts are being made to
pull her off.
New York-Vice Chancellor Stevens, in
Newark, N. j., appointed Samuel F.
Lever, receiver for the New Jersey Auto
mobile company. The receiver was ap-
pointed on the application of Frederick
hooge, president OF the company, on the
ground that the company was insolvent
Observation-Disclosures Archer, organist
OF carnegie music hall, and one of the
pest known musicians of the country
died at his home in this city today of
cancer OF the stomach, aged siXty-three
years. Mr.. Archer was musical examiner
OF Glasgow university in 1872 and later
was organ1st at Plymouth church, Brook
lyn, and the Church of Incarnation, New
York He was editor of The keynote,
and from 1885 to 1898 conductor of the
Pittsburg orchestra.
Knoxville, Tenn.-Dr. L. M Bartlett,
for eighteen years president of the
Marysville college, Marysville. Tenn.
died, aged eighty-one years. He was one
of the best known educators in Tennes-
see.
Colfax, Iowa-Richard Trip, aged nine
teen years, is not expected to live as
result of injuries received in a football
contest between the ColfaX and Prairie
City high schools Saturday. He was
struck in the stomach in being tackled,
and carried from the field unconscious
His condition has grown constantly
worse.
Chicago-The thirty-fifth annual meet
ing of the American Missionary associa-
ton began here yesterday, and viii
continue today and Thursday The re-
port of the executive committee was
read by c. A. Hull, of Brooklyn, chair
man of the committee The report said
the association had just closed a year of
great prosperity.
Reading, Pa.-The officials of the Boy
crton National bank now admit there is
a shortage of $50, 900 in the bank funds
Bank Examiner McDougall is investiga-
ting the affairs of the bank. The bank
officials say the depositors will not lose
dollar. Nothing has been heard from
former Cashier Morey.
Des Moines, Iowa-Tl1e safe of the
county treasurer of Butler county, at
at o'clock in the morning. Only 500
was obtained. The robbery was not dis
covered until after the robbers had dis
appeared, and no clew exists as to their
Whereabouts.
New York-Fire was discovered in the
of the Central Railroad of New Jersey,
while she was making a trip between
New York and Jersey City. There were
few passengers on board at the time, and
the fire spread rapidly, the boat was taken
out into midstream and water was
pumped into her hold. The fire was I'M
der control after an hours work by the
frenen, anC the boat was beached on
the Jersey flats The loss is estimated at
$50, 600
Berlin-It is announced in dispatch
received here from Swallow that 40 rebels
have been executed, and that order
has been restored in Hsing-Ning district,
where several missions were recently de-
stroyed.
ment of the Union Veterans union OPEN
ed informally here, with public addresses.
The formal opening of the encampment
will take place today, the veterans re-
III ion 40 A1p0n
the speakers are Gen Dyrenforth, Senator
Mason, Former Comptroller Of the Cur
rency Dawes and Congressman FosS,
Feely, McAndrews, Mann and Boutell-
Stanford University, Cal-Dr. c. H.
Gilbert, of the department of Zoology,
has been appointed to take charge of the
deep sea Investigations of the United
States fish commission about the Hawai-
ian islands. The work is in charge
of the commission which DR.. Jor-
summer. DR.. Gilbert will leave for the
islands on the government ship Albatross,
about Dec. l.
Cheyenne, Wyo-Rev. G. A. Gates,
formerly president of the Iowa State
college, who has been in charge of the
First Congregational church here during
the last year, has been called to the pres
idency of Washburn college, at Topeka.
New York-Marquis Ito and party have
arrived here from Washington. They
will go to New Haven for the Yale BIZ
centenary, and will sail for Europe
Oct &c.
Dayton, Ohio-Mrs. Mary Belle Wit
wer the suspected wholesale polsoher,
charged with the killing OF her SISTER,
Mrs. Anna Pugh, was piacco on trial
first degree. The principal witness placed
on the stand was DR.. Breidenbach, who
attended Mrs. Pugh during her fatal d.
ness. He stated that the symptoms We're
those of arsenic poisoning.
Rome-The official report on the admin
istration of Naples and the southern
provinces sets forth that Camorra secret
society now permeats all branches OF
public life and that no business, political
or otherwise, is possible without the in
reference of the Camorra agents. Many
persons well known in Naples are In
volved.
New York-The engagement is all
nounced of Miss Helen Margaret Kelley
of the late Jay Gould. Miss Kelly is
a daughter of the late Edward Kelly.
The wedding will take place in the
spring.
New York-The delegation of Porto
Rican business men in this city were
given reception by committee of New
York business men interested In the de-
velopment of Porto Rico. Former Secre-
tary of the Treasury ]: G. Carlisle de-
livered the welcoming address.
London-The Gazette contains the OF
fetal announcement of the appointment
of Arthur Stuart RaikeS as hrSt Secre-
tary of the British embassy at Wash
ington.
Chicago-Judge Chytraeus instructed a
jury in the circuit court to bring in a
verdict for the defendants in the case OF
Harley against the Sanitary district.
Harley sued for 100000 damages for al
legged breach of contract for work on the
drainage canal. The decision is I'm
,or+oDt in that If is the first of many
others for sums aggregating many mil
lions of dollars.
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