The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-13
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AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

Mountain View, Okla.-Fire DESTROYED
Ifteeh business houses here. Loss. -
900; partly insured.
Granite, o. Toll has been discovered
here at the depth Of 1G7 feet, and shouted
10 the surface in great quantities.
New York-Myles b. Mcdonnell cbarg-
ed with the murder OF George Price I'm q
pistol tight In the Onawa cafe, Dec. o.
! was acquitted.
| Dover, Eng-The American steam
| yacht Utowana, owned by Allison ~ A.
mour, passed here bound for BERN
| Norway. -
Boston-The Republican state conva,-
ton mas been called to meet in this civ
! invited to preside.
San Juan de Porto Rico-Gen. Ardrsf,
the former president of Venezuela ar,
/ rived here on the steamer Ponce from
| New York, July s.
Washington-The grand jury, after sew
! eraI weeks investigation, has returnSf
an indictment for murder against Airs
! Ida Bonnie for the alleged killing NJ
James 5. Ayres, the young census clerk.
! Belfast-rhe celebration Of the battle
/ or the Boyne is being marked by the GUS
/ Lomary collisions, but no serious trouble
! mas occurred, there being plenty or sol
diers and police to control the factions
New York;. II. Novel;. who was
( hlLOWH az. a numOr1St forty years ago
! under the name Of Orpheus @. Kerr was
! round dead In his apartments in Brook
! lyn. He had been dead for several davs.
New York-Edward II. Martin. formerly
! a lieutenant In the United States army,
! VINO PLEADED guilty few days ago TO the
charge Of passing worthless checks. was
| sentenced by Recorder Gom to one year
in the penitentiary.
Shamokin, Pain jealous frenzy Sol
/ ONION Haas q young man residing AZ
VI Fa
| then shot a bullet through his own heart
/ Haas died Instantly, and Mrs. Haas VIII
| probably die, the bullet having lodged IN
| her back.
| lessor In the University Of Havana, dled
| from apopleXy on a New York Central
railroad train IN company with his wife,
! his brother-in-law, D. s. Zauetti Cf New
York, and his nephew, Prof. Heredla was
en- route to Saratoga.
London-DIiss Susan BIetcaR an Ameri-
| can woman who made her first public
appearance in England at Bechtsteiu L-1l
! yesterday, is spoken Of by the Standard
as an artist of the first rank" and by
the Daily Telegraph as having effected
an easy conquest"
London-A fire at the West India docks
! destroyed a number of huge sheds anu
! their contents. The amount Of the dam
age done Is estimated at from ElOOOO TO
&Z5OOOO. Sugar and timber warehouses
| We're involved in the condagratiOu Tho
! custom house was damaged but the v1s-
sells in the docks were removed
Buffalo. N. Y-As a result, il Is said.
! of the failure Of the City National bank
! the Schauroth Shoe company has applied
! for the appointment OF a receiver. Tho
! liabilities are not given. but President
! Schauroth says the company is perfgrtly
solvent and If the assets are not slaugh-
! tered the creditors will be paid I'm full.
San Jose, Cal-The body Of Lee Wing.
! a Chinese who was murdered last March
! by Highbinders, has been boiled iu an
/ iron cauldron by the order Of the county
! authorities for the purpose Of obtaining
! sixteen bullets fired into the man e Ia5e
! will be used as evidence In the trial OF
| Look lee, charged with being one Of Ito
! aSSaSsins.
Buffalo n. Y.-Mat Gen. Peter q.
Doyle, N G. s., New York, died at Farm
ham, Erie county where he has been
staying since his recent return from Cali
r lot zen DQyle, besides DelnS prCHl-
nent In the national guard Of the state
! general northern freight agent Of the Le-
( high Valley Railroad company.
! San Franclsco-The Pacific Mail com.
| pany s steamer Newport, from Panama
| ana way ports, reports severe storms ON
| the Central American coasts At bOtn
! ChampeTicO and OcOe she was caught il
a hurricane and had to put to sea on
each occasion. number Of barges and
! lighters We're driven ashore and other
damage was done at both places, but no
| lives were lost.
the war department Of the death of First
/ Lieutenant Scion r. Massey, retired who
died at Manila, Of dysentery. Lieut..
Massey was an emplOyc Of the quarter
masters department in charge u burial
matters. He was appointed to the mill
tary academy In 1873 from ONO and re-
tired IN 1891 for disability.
Chicago-G. W. Shoemaker today enter
ed suit in the circuit court against J. J.
Townsend, stockbroker, for S57, O0O Dur
ing the boom In Northern Pacific stock
Shoemaker AYERS ne instructed townsend
to buy 200 shares at 1l51h When the
market reached 400 plaintiff alleges that
he ordered Townsend TO sell. He Glazing
he has been unable to collect his profits
however, and asks the court to help him
New York-The viii Of the late Albert
l. Johnson was filed in the surrogate
ONCE. The schedule accompanying tho
will gives no calculation Of the real esq
tate, but states the value Of the personal
property to be 81 100000, 80 far as the
third Of the estate is left to the widow
during life. All the remainder of tho
estate goes to the children. In a cOdicu
to the Will, made last October One-fOuTtl
Of the personal estate IS left TO the tes-
tator's brother, Tom L. Johnson.
Pottsvnle, Pa.-Four masked men en-
tered the hotel Of Peter HOke, of York
vile, near here. at midnight THURSDAY,
and encountered the proprietor and
Michael Ritzell and George A. Wachtor,
guests. During the fight which followed,
and Mr. Hoke was wounded in the Leg.
The three remaining burglars made their
escape. The dead man has not been
identified
Observation-Disclosures Of the National Assoc
citation of Embalmers, who have been
holding a convention here, elected officers
as follows: Walton c. Roberts. presir
dent; F.. l.. BeJhune, jeanette, Pa. secre-
tary Loup r. Geist, Of Detroit, treasurer
and as vice presidents, C. Ross LodWIck
of Cincinnati; George w. B0rO. Of Hous-
ton, Tex, and NJ. J.. Aldrich of Middle
town. Mass Boston was selected az tho
next place of meeting.
Misunderstanding Adjt Gen. Ward
has received q cable message from MAJ.
Scott, adjutant general Of the depart
ment OF Cuba, saying that Gen. W1a,.5
condition is steadily improving. AS it >
understood that the crisis has passed. his
steady improvement is looked for. In
BILE he Will leave Havana IN about ten
days on the transport Kanawha for one
Of the summer resorts on the New Eng
land coast.
San FranciscO-The Iron Trades council
has received favorable reports from the
nine affiliated unions on the question Ot
giving the council authority 20 1AJct u
settlement of the machinists' sIrlke N
the city. Independently OF what may be
done in the East. The council has there
fore appointed a committee OF five with
fun power to act and meet the employ
ers IL they shall agree to confer. ThG-
strike OF metal pOllshers has been de-