The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-30
FURTHER FRo0F Is READY.
NEWS CONDENSED.

New York-Full traffic and car service
mas been resumed on the Brooklyn
bridge.
Canton. Ohio-President Mckinley at
tended funeral services over Leopold
Biechele. his old neighbor and friend,
who died Friday night.
Ghicago-Rev. Adam Miller. called
The Father of German Methodism
IN America, said to be one of the oldest
Methodist ministers in the United States
died at his home here, aged ninety-Gne
Tacoma, Wash.-Earl Jenkins, of Seat
tie; Florence Nevins and Miss Auolit
Cole. OF Puyallup, were drowned by the
capSiZing of a row boat on Spau.-eay
lake. The bodies were recovered ST CcraI
hours after the accident
Berlin-An imperial decree announces
that an Antarctic expedition, under the
leadership of Dr. DrygalskL will leave
kiel in August to establish observation
stations at Kergulen island and at the
farthest attainable south.
Scranton. pam engine of the Della
ware, Lackawanna K Western railroad
While run into the spur at PancOast Pa.
blew up its boiler, killing the engineer
and perhaps fatally injurng the fireman
and a brakeman who were in the cab.
Toulon--The submarine boat Gustav
Zcde, with the premier. NJ. Waldeck-
Rousseau, and the minister of marine,
NJ. de Lanessan. on board, executed
variety of maneuVers this morning tax
ing the ministers below the surface sew
eral times
Torrington, Conn.-Negotiatlon with
the owners for the purchase Of the en-
tire capital stock of the Chicago Brass
works, at Kenosha, Wis. have lust been
completed by the American Brass COM
pany. 1t is announced that the Kenosha
plant viii be enlarged and improved
Wooster Ohio-A receiver was appoint
ed for the West Lebanon Coal company
on application of Daniel r. Hanna and
Thomas r. Long. of Cleveland. The
plaintiffs aver that J. A, Beidler of
| Cleveland, is Illegally claiming control of
the company's property in this county.
Fremont, Ohio-During a free for all
light in the Polish settlement here last
night, Max Bednark was possibly fatally
injured. Mike MaterZak had both arms
broken end received other injuries and
Mike Swinski and half a dozen others
| We're badly hurt. Several participants
are in jail.
New York-A dispatch TO the World
from Berlin says: The car has been rap
IDLY taking on flesh since his Illness. He
Is very pale, but looks stout The doc
tors have ordered him to take more eX-
ercise. and he has put in his bedroom "a
sewing machine. at which he sits half an
hour every morning
Kronberg-As a result of the visit Of
Prof RenverS from Berlin it is officially
announced that the condition of the DOW
! ager Empress Frederick is not satisfac-
tory. Her majesty has not left her apart
ments for the last few weeks. and.
| though medical bulletins have not yet
been issued they may soon be autiCi-
pated. Princess Henry of Prussia has
been at the castle on a flying visit.
New York-The American board of com
missiOners for foreign missions in this
city has received the official announce
ment from the state department at
| Washington that King Edward has con-
ferred the Royal Red Cross decoration
upon Miss Abbie G.. Chaplin, one of the
boards missionaries in China. The honor
of fkal rtir
ices during the siege Of Pelln.
Bermuda-The British steamer Wragby
Capt. MaXfeld, from SaVona, Italy, July
10, for Baltimore, arrived here towing the
New York, July 20, for Calcutta. 1.-THE
NVragby and the FOyle had been in col
lision July %. Some plates of the steam
er We're damaged and the FOyle's bow
spirit was carried away She was also
leaking.
Chicago-A burglar believed to have
been in search Of diamonds and cash 10
the value Of $4,000 which were locked in
a safe, entered the home Of VIII j. Da-
Wis, the theatrical manager, at an early
hour yesterday. Jessie Bartlett Davis
the singer, was aroused as the intruder
passed the door Of her chamber She
arose. and, by crying for assistance,
frightened him away.
Cadiz-On the arrival Of the German
squadron commanded by Prince Henry
of Prussia. the latter photographed In the
aIne or Emperor W lllldIl greetings u
the queen regent of Spain and received
a cordial reply. About 100 German blue
jackets, who are ashore here, are ira
ternizing with the Spanish soldiers and
sailors. Prince Henry during the day
visited the commander Of the port
Pacine, Congressman Henry A.
COOPER, of Racine. representing the First
congressional district of the state Of WIS
consin, chairman Of the committe OF IN
SulaT affairs. was united in marriage IN
New York on Saturday morning TO MISS
Sarah Compatibility, a resident Of that
city, who is we'll known in New York and
Washington society. The couple Will
spend their honeymoon abroad.
San Francisco-Among the army OFF,
GERS who have returned 20 the United
States on the transport Meade is Capt.
J. S. Mallory, formerly a Lieutenant col
Onel OF volunteers who Is to reJOin the
Second infantry Up 10 the time he was
ordered homo Capt. Mallory had Aguu-
aldo in his charge. Capt. Mallory says
that the ex-insurgent leader spends all
his time IN studying and receiving Wis
itors His wife and family are with him,
and he appears contented.
Paris-M. Santos Dumont made another
successful experiment with a cirigible
balloon, sailing it from st. Cloud 10 the
I.ongchamps race course, around which
he steered the balloon and ascended and
descended, occupying twenty minutes Of
time Though asked to make an attempt
to go around the Eife tower, the aer-
onaut declined, saying his motor was not
yet working as well as he wanted. The
weather was cloudy which may have
Influenced his decision.
London-Inquiry made by the Asso-
ciated Press shows there is no foundation
for the rumOr published here by the
Daily Express, that the United States
~ hassador, Joseph H. Choate. had left
/ndOn for Holland, not for a holiday
out at the invitation of Mr. Kruger, who
desires him to act as a mediator in bring
ing about a peace settlement. With the
exception of a weekend visit at Sussex,
Mr.. Choate has not left London. He re-
turned here from Sussex today.
Richmond, Va.-The constitutional con-
VentiOn has begun debates on reports.
The report Of the committee on the bill
Of rights and preamble which was sub
mitted some days ago, was considered.
Judge Green, Of LsA1ville, chairman OF
the committee. defended the majority re-
port He dwelt upon the reasons for the
various changes made and said that In
every case they were suggested by exist
ing conditions. The changes from the
original bill, drawn by George Mason in
177G, are very few
WatertoWn, n. Y.--.A severe electrical
storm, accompanied by a coplOus rain
swept over Northern New York. begin
ming early Sunday morning and lasting
till late at night. The rain broke the
drought and watered the parched crops
The benefit TO the farmers in this way
was great TO offset the gain, lightning
struck scores Of barns. destroying them
together with their contents. including
the newly harvested crops. The loss to
the farmers By fire amounts to thousands
Of dollars.