The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-13
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.

Berlin-The widow of Theodore Stern,
| the banker, has given Frankfort on the
Main 100000 marks to promote medical
| objects.
Cincinnati-The second days session of
the twenty-firSt national Baptist (color
| ed convention in this city was attended
by over 5000 delegates, including 500
| women.
| New York-A pilgrimage to the Holy
| Land and a visit to Rome are a part of
| the itinerary arranged by the Right Rev.
John M Farley, auxiliary bishop of New
York. who will sail on Oct. 5.
New York-Givernaud Bros, at whose
] silk mill at Hackensack strikers c~eated
a disturbance Wednesday. announcer to-
| day that the concern would be shut down
| for four months
Posen, Polish Prussia-The family of
! Leon Czolgosz, the anarchist who at
! tempted to aSSaSsinate President McKIn-
| ley, halls from Cerkkwice near Znin, in
! the province of Posen.
st. Petersburg-Tuesday the Finn sh
Senators Homen, Heikel Nummel.n and
| emperor's commands They voted
| against official publication of the new
| military law. Twelve senators favored
publication.
Chicago-5All steam boilers under side
Under orders from Mayor Harrison
Boiler Inspector BIainey has begun serv-
ing notices: How many of these boilers
there are IS not KNOWN, Out Ih6rG muSL
be hundreds, if not thousands.
Chicago-Capt. Porter. of the United
States secret service. stated that there
was no counterfeiting of C gar stamps
in Chicago He said the report to that
effect given out last night was founded
on the seizure of small quantity of
cigars for violation of the revenue law.
Seattle, Wash.-The chamber of
commerce adopted resolutions favoring
the plan of erecting great hospital
somewhere in the central states a "a
thank offering of the nation for Presl-
dent McKinley's recovery. A committee
of nine was appointed to investigate the
feasibility of the plan.
Glenwood Springs, Col-Mrs. Fewkes.
wife of DR.. j. Walter Fewkes, a prom1-
nent physician of Washington, D. c., ana
Mrs. Mary Putnam, of Davenport Iowa
were painfully injured in a runaway on
the mountain side near here. the former
having her nose broken and the latter
suffering from broken ribs.
Syracuse, n. Y.-The Chicago Limited
Express, west-bo nd on the West Shore
Eastwood, about three miles east of this
city at 2:30 clock a. M, and was wreck
ed. Many persons were injured more or
less severely but, although the train
was going at a rate of forty miles an
hour nobody was killed.
New York-The board of directors of
! the Chicago, Milwaukee & S.. Paul rail-
way at meeting held here declared the
AO5UAeil ulNiueUu Ol pei
cent on the common stock. Only routine
business was transacted. The rectors
also declared the regular semi-annual
dividend of 312 per cent on the preferred
stock.
Indianapolis-The National Hay Deal
ers' association elected these officers and
adjourned sine die: President, G. S.
Bridge. Chicago; first vice president. A.
president, A. F. Clutter. Ohio: secretary
treasurer, P. E. Goodrich, Winchester.
Ind. The next convention will be held in
Put in Bay.
Cairo, In-A mob of negroes broke into
the Jail at ,Wickliffe, KY, across the
and lynched three negroes, Frank How
ard Sam Reed and Ernest Harrison
They hanged the men to a cross beam in
mill. 1t is alleged the men murdered
and robbed Wash Thomas, an old ana
respected negro, last Saturday night.
New York-Gen William Booth. founder
and commander of the Salvation Army,
is due to arrive in New York Sept q, and
elaborate arrangements are being made
for his reception. Gen. Booth will re-
main in this city until Oct 3. Gen. Booth
Will then start on a tour of the United
States, extend -ng to the Pacific coast, re-
turning to New York during the first
week in February, and sailing for Eu-
rope on the Sth of that month.
Chicago-Mystery surrounds the iden-
tity and fate of man and woman who
jeff the shore of Lake Michigan in a
row boat last Tuesday evening, shortly
after dark, and have not returned. The
boat they rented was found yesterday
floating bottom up. The fisherman who
leased them the boat say the man was
about thirty-fiye years old and the
woman twenty, and that they were well
dressed.
Atlanta, Ga.-Announcement is made
that Clark Howell has acquired major
ity of the stock of the Atlanta Constitu-
ton, he having purchased the full inter-
est of Col. w. A. Hemphill in the COM
pany. This, with Mr. Howells part
holdings, gives him a majority of 5000
shares of the capital stock of the COM
pany, valued at $4,000 Mr.. Howell has
been in the editorial control of the pa
sper for ten years, succeeding Henry w.
Grady as managing editor on the latters
death.
New York-Fire broke out Wednesday
night in the cotton storage warehouse
owned by the New York Storage COM
pany, in Brooklyn, and up to 8 a. m.
had caused damage to the amount OF
100000. The fire was burning fierce1y
at that hour, and the firemen seemed I'M
able to subdue it. The building, which
is 300 feet long is divided into three COM
partments, each separated by thick fire
wall. The compartment in which the
fire has been confined contained 10000
bales of cotton.