The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-04
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.

az 1EHNOUN NEWS CONDENSED.
New Yorl<-All grades Of refined suesr
We're advanced 10 cents hundred pounds
Port CoIborne-Repair to lock g. whose
gates the steamer Van Allen carried
away, We're completed. and locking wa
resumed at z a. m.
% Jamestown. N. Y.-Mrs. Fenton. wife
OF former governor and United States
senator Reuben Fenton, died at her hOma
here' aged about seventy-fve years
London-The Report OF the Boiler
Makers and Ship Builders society Shove
a decrease of l0O,0 900 tons in the vessels
launched during the past year as compar-
ed with 1899.
Chicago-WhHe wrecking the old WIN.
Stoh apartment building. at 1919 Pine
street, seven men were buried by tbe
collapse Of the roof. Two Italians prop
ably Will die. II IS thought no more men
are In the ruins
Wilkesbarre. Pa.-The Temple Iron
company, which Is controlled by the J. P.
Morgan syndicate, is said to be negOtia.
Llhg Tor the purchase or the West End
CCal company at Mocanaqua. The prom
erty Is valuable one.
Chicago-The Holiness General assem-
ply opened here in the Methodist church,
With 100 delegates in attendance as
many more delegates are expected. Rev.
Mr.: Hughs. Of New York, editor Of Ihs
Guide to Holiness, was chosen moderator.
BerlIn-The managers Of the fire ap-
paratus exhibition inform the correspond
emit Of the Associated Press that the
North German Lloyd and Hamburg
American lines Will transport all exhibits
from New York and back free Of charge.
Chicago-An officer Of Chicago lodge.
international Association Of Machinists
said q strike Of Illinois Central railroad
machmists probably viii be called before
next Tuesday, owing to the attitude OF
the company on the demand for shorter
hours
Cambridge. Mass-Arguments Of couu-
sci in the case of Charles r. Eastman,
gan Jr., occupied the time Of tho court
today. Owing to the illness of a juror
an early adjournment was taken until
tomorrow.
New York-General Manager Bracken-
ridge, of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
company, said that a report generally
circulated to TIE eff, ct that the company's
employees had threatened a strike unless
certain demands were agreed to was WI h
out foundation.
Toledo, O.-The executive board Of the
international Association of Allied Metal
Mechanics, in session here, decided unan-
imOuSiy to support the international AS
ISOLATION OF Machinists in a demand for
q shorter work day This order has 10
900 members iE the United States and
Canada.
Washington-Dr. Irving c. Rosie,
well known physician and surgeon Of
this city, is dead. He was ifty-four
years Old. He was a specialist in mental
diseases, author Of a number Of medical
books, and was a witness in the Guit,aq
and other famous trials.
Springfield, Ill-Bluford Wilson Jr. eld-
est son Of Maj. Bluford Wilson, OF Spring
field, former solicitor of the United States
Haven, Conn. Wilson was leading attn
lete at Yale, having held until recently
first position IN general athletics.
Marshalltown, Io.-Fire at Ewart has
Including big grain elevator. Iowa
Central railway property the postoffica
ana all business houses. the Presbyterian
church and a number Of residences. Tho
IRE originated in the elevator. Estlma. d
loss, 100000; insurance not stated.
Lancaster, Pa-David Porter Rosen.
miller formerly mayor Of this city, died
today from tetanus, the result of a can
GER. Mr.. Rosenmiller entered the United
states navy In 1861, and was executive
officer Of the slOOp Of war Essex when
blew up the Confederate ram Arkansas.
Mr.. RoSenmiller was a near relative OF
Admiral Porter.
Washington-The Washington cleW in
the Willie Mccormick alleged kidnapping
case Is about exploded The detectives
have practically concluded that tho slfD
OF paper and the mysterious coincidence
by which It came into their possession
were the result Of cOnuiyance between
parties in New York who had access to
the Mccormick home and others.
Sydney, N. s. W.-The government Is
inviting tenders for hundred thousand
tons Of steel rails, to DO manufactured
In New South Wales within four years.
This involves the establishing Of IRON
" crks. 1t is stipulated that the price Is
not to exceed the cost Of such rails IN
America and Great Britain, plus the
freight.
Constantinople-Ad received here
from BeyroOt, Syria. daFed April q. say
there is much interest there over the gIc-
~
Beyroot, the richest and most important
in the patriarchate Of Damascus. Tho
strongest candidates are GeraslmOs Mes
SARA, archimandrite Of Alexandria, and
Rafael Hawawoni, Of the orthodox
church Of New York.
Washington-At the session Of the con-
Vention Of the WOmen's Home and For
cien Missionary society of the general
synod Cf the Evangelical Lutheran chuIch
in the United States, the numerous special
committees made reports. The commit
tee on general literature reported that
thirty-three new tracts and fourteen new
Illustrated leaflets regarding foreign work
were issued during the year.
Phlladelphia-Anos Sterling colored,
was convicted Of murder in the first do.
gree for. the killing Of Roy Wilson
White, the young University OF Penn
sylvania- professor who was robbed and
beaten to death with an iron bar on a
street in West Philadelphia on Nav IS
last. Two other negroes. Henry Ivory and
- , 4+EI'D S[4'p tJNSlA CpAAF IT.
ed. and arc under sentence TO be hanged
Tor complicity in the murder
London-Replying to a deputation from
the workmans' anti-sugar tax assocla-
ton, the chancellor of the exchequeT- Sir
Michael Hicks-Beach. declined TO CON
slider the withdrawal of the sugar tax
lie said IL WAS the most important part
of the present budget. and he did not
believe that workingmen who had an
proved Of the war In South Africa object
ed TO paying something toward the cost
San Frsncisco-The Oregon RaHyav
G Navigation company is going into tina
fight for the carrying trade OF the Orient
The British steamer Indrapura, from Cali
cutta, has been chartered by the COM
pany for three years, and VIII in q few
days proceed TO Portland to load -four
for IIon9kong and other Asiatlc ports
The company has also chartered the IN
draaveili, sister steamer. to the Indra-
pUra-
ConstantinOple. Monday--It has bean ar
ranged that the Imperial Ottoman bank
shall pay the Cramps el00 600 sterling as
a first instailmert, and pay an amount
not specified to the Srupps from a s
per cent sur tax on the general taxa
ton of the empire. simultaneously with
this announcement the Turkish ofTiciaIa
have revived the old story that rho
Cromps payment includes the United
States Armenian claims.