The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-21
NEWS CONDENSED

AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED
The Hague-The budget for 1902 sbo,,,.
an expenditure of 1O7,0O00O0 guIders. a de-
nett OF l3,OCO,O00 gulders.
Bridgeport, Conn.-Katherine Kunfer a
young artist whom the late Cseorere q =
Gilman befriended, filed claim foT s15
VO0 against his estate for Services as az,
artist for six years.
ST. Petersburg Twenty-seven students
VINO We're drafted into the army as com
mon soldiers, for participation in various
disturbances, have been reinstated on tha
recommendation of M. Vannofski, minis
ter OF education.
utiea, N Y..--A very severe frost was
eIk dstEe throughout Central and
northern New York Thursday night Ice
formed on shallow water and great dam
farm products
NeW York-Schedules in the assignment
ot he "a ~ Marquand & Co., stockholders,
VINO Jailed June "a were filed in the SUI
pfe EN- court. They show liabilities OF
S9,1se,676; nominal assets, IS, OO2. go: actual
assets, IS, G9S, 1856.
oi helsingfors, Sweden-King Edward and
queen Alexandra arrived here at noon on
the British royal yacht Osborne The
KING OF Sweden met them at the landing
stage The loyal party drove to the cas-
tie of Soferio, cheered by the populace.
IN. BOtfaTnlN
agent for the Marconi system of wire
less biography, who has arrived here
from Cape Race, has secured an exceIlent
site near the signal station and hopes
soon.
Trenton, N. J.-Justice Van Sickle filed
a supreme court opinion declaring uncon-
stitutlonal the act of last winter, aI-
thoriZing the governor to appoint COM
missions to revise the ward lines of cities.
The act applied particularly to Elizabeth
and Jersey City.
ago-William B. Ridgely. whose an
pofntment to the eomptrollership of the
currency was announced at Canton will
within a few days resign the vice pres
1dency of the Republic Iron and Steel
company and leave Chicago for Washing
ton to assume his new duties.
New 1ork-William Drysdale, well
known journalist and author, who was
Tor many years on the staff of the New
York Times. died at Crawford, N. j., aged
forty nine years He was editor of the
Philadelphia Times in 1876, and became a
1871. '--' y -'i'''' 'l0i- IL
Columbus, Ohfo-The Hamilton, Eaton
4 Richmond Traction company, of
Eaton, filed articles of INCORPORATION
with the secretary of state. The capitaI
stock is 100000. The company will build
an interurban railway from Hamilton TO
the Indiana state line and to points in
Indiana
provinces of Kwang-Tung and Kwang-Sf,
and Vieeroy Liu-Kun-Yi of the provinces
OF Kiang-Si and Kiang-Su, have forward
ed their designations to Sian-Fu, accom-
panied by a protest against the usurpa-
ton of power by the anti-foreign con-
serYativeS.
Chicago-W. S. Young, who, as public
guardian, embezZled $2S,00O the funds of
MS wards, was sent to the penitentiary
to serve an undetermined sentence
Young, who is an old man, has been in
caTcerated in the county jail twenty-slx
mcEthS, while his attorneys exhausted
every legal means to free him.
Springfield, Mass-Three men were
Killed and twenty-one injured in a col
hsion on the Boston & Albany between a
switching freight and gravel train al
the killed and injured were gravel train
employees, who were in the caboose eat
ing dinner when the collision occurred
The caboose was teleScoped by a gravel
car
London = The ConstantinopIe corre-
-spondent of the Times states that many
Armenians in Bitlis are embracing ortho-
doxy to obtain Russian protection. No
further information has arrived as to
events in Armenia. 1t is believed to De
the purpose of the Turks to exterminate
the mountain population of Sassoun.
They are building many barracks and
protected block houses in the district.
Buffalo-The Pan-American exposition,
which was closed Thursday out of respect
for the late President Mckinley, reopened
its gates. This was Welsh day at the
exposition, and in addition to Appropriate
ceremonies in the Temple of Music, there
was singing by Welsh societies and SOLO
lists. The international convention of cat
tlemen was also scheduled in the New
York state building.
London-The Gazette announces that IN
the disbandment of Lord Strathcona's
Canadian corps twenty-nine officers have
been granted honorary ranks in the Brit
ish army, corresponding with their pres
ent rank. The list commences with the
name of Lieut. Col Steele Ghe COM
mander of Strathcona's Horse in South
Africa, who becomes an honorary lieu
tenant colonel in the regular army.
Springfield ul.-Mrs. L. Gillett, widow
of John d. Gillett, is dying at her home
in Elkhart. She is the mother of John
P. Gillett, banker and wealthy land
owner, who died a week ago at Elkhart.
Mrs. Richard ]. Oglesby and Misses Nina
and Jessie Gillett of Elkhart; Mrs. DR..
William Barnes, Decatur, and Mrs. James
E. Hill, the wife of Maj. Hill, United
States army, who is now governor of a
province in LuZon.
London-The Anchor line steamer
Ethiopia, from Glasgow for New York,
bishops: ]. w. Alstork, Montgomery,
Ala; E. Cotterell Holly Springs, Miss;
G. E. Harris, Salisbury, N G.; I. H. Lo-
max, Charlotte. N. c.; ]. B. Small, York,
Pa: G. w. Clinton. Charlotte, N c.. A.
Walters, Jersey City, n. J., and r. s.
Williams, Augusta, Ga. She also had on
DOdrQ twenty-five MelnOQ1SI MINISTER'S
Harrisburg Pa-Gov. Stone respited
Charles Perry and Henry Ivory, of Phil
adelphia, until Oct. s, to allow their at
tcrEeys to renew their application to the
board of pardons for a Communication of
sentence to life Imprisonment. Perry and
Ivory were to have been hanged next
Thursday for the murder of Prof. White,
of the University of Pennsylvania. The
governor also respited George w. Nc
Murray, of Pittsburg. who was to have
been hanged Thursday, until Oct. 3.
Chicago-During the progress of Thurs
days memorial pageant, nearly 100 per-
sons We're injured or overcome. Many
of these were the victims of their over
wrought feelings, but others were caught
in the pressure of the crowd. The Geneva
Emergency corps, constituted for relief
work on just such occasions, and of
which Mayor Harrison is honorary presi-
dent, co-operated with the health depart
ment and the police in caring for the in
jured. Of all the cases reported only
three are in a critical condition.
Chicago--A specially significant feature
of the memorial parade in Chicago. and
which excited much favorable comment
was the assignment of ten Confederate
and ten Union veterans to escort the
empty carriage in which President Nc
Kinley had ridden two years ago in
Chicago parade The guard OF honor,
walking slowly with bent heads in sim
gle files to the right and left. OF the car
rage formed a touching tribute to the
work IF the depa rted leader in bringing