The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-16
NEWS CONDENSED.

Cincinnati-Two thousand striking ma
chlnists returned to work.
Manila-The United States army trans
port sumner with cOnValeScent soldiers
on board, has sailed for San Francisco.
Marietta, Ohio-William S. Gracey, a
prominent and wealthy oil operator and
manager OF the Boston Oil company,
dropped dead
New York-The strike of the machinists
IN Newark, N. j., which has been pro-
lenged for many weeks, has ended.
The men agreed to the terms offered by
the bosses.
Montreal-The village of Warwick has
Deen almost entirely wiped out by fire.
Twenty dwellings and stores and tho
Grand Trunk railway station were burn
ed. Loss, $4,000; no insurance.
London-Joseph Pulitzer proprietor Of
the New oYrk World. and Mrs. Pulitzer,
will sail for New York on the White
star liner Teutonic, leaving Liverpool
July II.
Decatur Iu.-Chauncey Powers, of this
city, who went to Europe recently with
the team of American trap shooters Is
critically i'll In London, according to a
private cablegram. His brother Frank
has started to London.
New York-More than $500 Sunday ex-
cursioniStS were kept prisoners on var
ious steamboats, all of Sunday night, be-
cause the boats were unable to make
port on account of the heavy fog. All
of them reached home safely.
Shamokn, Penn.-The Colbert coIliery,
operated by the Shipman Coal company,
was tied up by the slate picker boys
striking Tor an increase in wages Of so
cents per week. Five hundred men
and boys were rendered IDLE.
Hamburg-C May Of the German .
steamer Tannis, from Hamburg, June q,
for MontevideO, cables that mis- vessel
ran ashore at Punta Mogotes and Is
total loss. Her passengers are all safe
and are proceeding for Montevideo.
Washington-A cablegram received az
the postOtice department. from San Juan
announces the arrest on July 10 Of RI
cardo NaVarez RIVERA, assistant post
master at Maymez, Porto Rico, for em-
bezzling letters containing valuable In
closures.
New York, A third caveat against al,
hitting the will of the late Jacob 3
Rogers to probate was filed at Paterson,
n. j., by Flora Rogers, a niece of the
deceased millionaire, and a sister Of
Mrs. Westerield, who filed a caVeat on
Saturday.
ShefHeld-The shareholders Of william
Jessop az Sons, limited, steel manufaC-
turers, at meeting approved q scheme
for the establishment OF steel works at
Washington, Pa, and the formation OF
subsidiary company under the laws
Of Pennsylvania.
Sioux City, Iowa-News has been re-
ceived Of the death in the Philippines Of
James p. Shelley. of Sioux City, member
Shelley served with the Fifty-second
Iowa in the Spanish war. He Is the first
Sioux City soldier to die in the Philip
pines.
London-Miss Hetty Chattel, an &C
tress, has obtained a verdict for 1850
in the sheriffs court against tho
Daily Mail for libel. At the time OF
the marriage of Rosie Boote to the Earl
Of Headfort, the Daily Mail asserted that
Miss Chattel was the mother Of Miss
Boote.
cago-Nearly 1000 iron mOulders en-
ployed in Chicago struck in consequence
their demand for a fiat scale Of IS per
day. About fifty firms are affected, and IL
is expected the number Of strikers will
be materially increased WITHIN the next
two days.
Columbus. Ohio-The' Press-Post con-
tinued in the hands Of Receiver Stephens,
but President Jones, of the publishing
company, made a motion before Judge
Biggar TO remove the proceedings from
Judge Badgers court alleging prejudice.
The paper was issued under the direction
of the receiver.
Philadelphia-Boiler makers and their
helpers, and the blacksmiths and their
helpers, employed by the Philadelphia a.
Reading Railway company, In this dis
trict, struck to enforce their demands
for the betterment of existing conditions
and in sympathy with the shOpmen al
ready out at Reading.
the LackaWanna cOllided at GOuldsbOro
with two connected hogs Fireman
Howe, Of this city. on the inbound en-
CINE, was killed and Engineer Harrington
was seriously injured. Fireman Phillips
Of one Of the Out-cOmug engines. was
injured, as were also Brakenen Proper
and Neal
Reading, Pa.-The striking shop hands
in the Reading works here declare their
determination to stay out and endeavOr
to spread the strike. They say they went
out for an Increase, and that they will
stay out until they definitely know what
they are going to get. Labor leaders in
sist that the strike will extend to tho
trainment Of the entire Reading system.
Havana-AH day crowds lined the
Wharyes awaiting the arrival Of Cen
Maxine Gomez. intending to give him
a grand reception when he landed, but
owing to the delay of his steamer only
ms Iamiy We're present when ne diSem-
barked. Gen. Gomez expresses himself as 4,
we'll pleased with the result of his trip
to the United States.
Manila-Lieut Charles r. Ramsay. OF
the Twenty-frst infantry, who was
wounded in the engagement near Lipa,
province of Batongas, early Fast month
is dead. The death is also announced OF
Scion a. Massey, formerly a Lieutenant
purchasing agent of the insular govern
ment. Gen. Chaffee is visiting various
points on the railroad to the North
New York-Orders Of commitment in
the cases Of the Paterson, n. j., strikers
who were adjudged guilty of contempt
of court in having violated an injunction
restraining them from ''serenadlng' non
union workers, were signed by Vice
Chancellor Pitney in ehancery chambers
Jersey City. The orders call for the
commitment of eight persons, two men
and six girls.
New York-The captain and crew OF
seven men Of the dismasted and water
logged schooner TheOline reported last
Saturday by the Ward Liner Saratoga
as refusing TO leave their vessel, were
towed into port aboard their ship by
the Ward line steamer Matanzas They
had previously refused two separate Of
fers to save themselves and abandon
their snip.
Wilmington, Del-At the instance of
Thomas A. Edison, Judge Bradford
handed down a decree In the United
states court today enjOining the Edison
Chemical company from using the name
Thomas A. Edison or the term wizard
in connection with Its business. unless
setting forth that Thomas A Edison *
business. The company is chartered In
Delaware and has Offices in New York.
Buffalo. N. Y-The Universal Peaee
union met here to celebrate the thirty
nifty anniversary of it's organization. A
number of papers were read, most OF
which. and the discussion which follow
ed, were given over to the depreciation ,
OF wars. criticism of clergYmen and pub
nc men who defend an appeal to arms
ana sarcastic references TO the motives
or governments which have sanctioned
war.