The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-21
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

weather Ia
been very bad. 1t is feared this denotes
the approach Of cyclone.
New York-The North German LLOYD
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
from Bremen for New York. was spoken
by wireless telegraph from the Nantucket
ightship.
York, Pa.-The floods resulting from
Monoay cloud burst have proved the
most destructive in York county for.
many years. Estimates place the loss at
over 100000 81
Denver[A convention of the National
rdllroad Blacksmiths, composed of mas
ter builders, met here to consider the
question OF constructing and repairing 10
comouVes and cars.
New York-From an authoritati,,s
source the Associated Press is enabled tn
aehy the report that Charles NJ Scllwab
- 70 resign the presidency of the United
STATES steel corporation.
Brussels-Capt. Nyssens. former minis
Ter OF industry and labor committed sui
cade by shooting himself with a revolver
IN the right temple. Domestic trouble IA
assigned as the cause for the act
New York-A mass meeting Of Paterson
nlil operative is to be held to consider
me question OF general strike Should
lne union decide to adopt this method of
bringing the long pending trouble In a
eiose' 1t Is said that 1900 men win walk
Mllwaukee. Wis-Maj GIN. Macarthur
wired from San Francisco his acceptanca
VI the tender of a reception by the citi
e eFiiS Oh Miiwaukee through the Mer-
Ghants and Manufacturers association
% lie GATE set by Gen Macarthur is Aug.
New York;. V De Abad. commission.
sr OF the Economic Association of t,I-
ID ia VINO Is at present In this city, says
ne uoeS not believe the commercial inter-
eSts OF Cuba are DESTROYS of eS5ta blfsbfne
Iree trade tariff relations with the TTnire5
States. Si'I-Vu
co Ritts9HTgo II twenty-afth biennial
cans opened ait Elks' hall. In this citv
win 100 delegates p. esent from tn, Unit
ed states and Canada. The convention
be secret " III
Buffalo-This was Michigan dav at The
6iah-Atnierlcan exposition. Gov. Bliss and
5 NJ staI ana number of prOnfnen+
Eldchlg siaa arrived here. The weather
| HdS PHEASANT and by the hour SET for
| the exercises in the temple of rnueic
mat building was filed to it's capacity
representation Linblom, of the civil
service commission, announced that ~
| entire police department of the civ 10 10
ne investigated. This is a result of the
charges Med against members of the de-
ISctlNe bureau who are charged with Sc
curing "rake-off" on expense. accounts
Flenna-Count Albert Won GerIacheu.
the Austrian minister for Mexico accom-
PdIlled by his staff, will shortly sail for
las new post by way Cf New York His
arrival In Mexico will mark the ress,1r,r,
t tIon oI diplomatic relations between these
Two countries, which was severed bv the
sho0tlhg or Macmillan June 10, 1857
Cleveland. Ohio-John Eugene and Ad-
am heSt, the men who were rescued from
the WaterWorks tunnel after having been
imprisoned nearly six days without food
are reported to be in a precariO1Is CON
dtion. They are in a stupor or delirfl.n
most OF the time The physicians Re
heYe, however, the men will ultimately
recover.
delphia-Articles Of Incornoratior
nave been filed at Dover Del, for the
NaIonal Steel Refining company. caDit9I
f 20 me company is organized for
| the purpose of manufacturing bf0b
Srdde steel, and the promoters say 1t will
ne run IN opposition to the crucible steel
works Works will be established near
TIE carnegie plant.
Cincinnati-Former Congressman I,entz
and Louis G. Addison appeared before
| Federal Judge Clark and secured a ner1
manent injunction restraining strikers ar
the plant OF the Ohio Pressed Brick COM
tRany5 OF RcseY lie. Ohio, from establish
my plckets at the works and interfering
with the work. A temporary Injunction
was issued two weeks ago.
! Milwaukee, visa telegram received
TO-DAY from Colorado Springs. Col. am
| nounces the death in that civ Of TSstLa.
| Grutza, founder Of st. Jcsap6at's c6nrcb
! IN this city which was recently dedicat
| ed by Mgr. Martinelli. Father GrIltza
was well known in Catholic circles
throughout the country His death re-
suited from pulmonary disease
hokcm2, Ind.-Four boys. Roy ana Les
Ter McNet$ and Ray and Freddie Marvin,
al IN knickerbOckers. ranging i'm age
rom SIX TO ten years, have been ar
rested for ston,ng another boy. Eddie Nc
zee, 10 death The children were plav-
ing on the railway when the Mckee 5Oy
VINO was older; came along, and the fight
Whlch Followed resulted I'm his death
lava md MI.
na' ACCOMPANIED by their two daughters,
Misses Mabel ana Ruth, left Cleveland
on the steamer Northwest for Hay ISL 3
and, where they will spend few DAYS
at the Hanna summer home. Mr. Hanna
VIII take an active part in the opening,
OF the Republican state campaign which
VIII take place in Delaware Sept 81
Little Falls, N. Y.LThe bodies Of all
the victims OF the Herkmer TOundhOusa
explosion nave been identified. Their
names are: John Deck, Levi Robert Levi
jackson. Harry Stanzel, James Nagle,
Joseph Keller. StanZel was q student a n
syracuse university, taking a course OF
architecture. Jackson, Keller and NaRle
were labOrers. They lived near the seena
Of the fatality.
Wilmington. Obituary Johnson (coI-
ored), driver of a coal wagon. while
passing along Clayton street, raised his
arm to brush away a wire that was
hanging in the street. It was a live
wire, and Johnson was instantly killed.
An ambulance was called and on it's WaV
TO the scene was struck by trolley car
Four men comprising the ambulance
corps were badly injured.
New York-The board of aldermen OF
Paterson. n. j., passed an ordinance all
lowing the picketlng Of mills by labor
unions. Two men who were Dicketing a
mill were sentenced to terms in jail re
Gently by the recorder. The matter was
taken UP by the Weavers throughout
Paterson, resulting In the ordinance
which Is looked upon as a tremendous
victory for the striking Weavers
Fort Riley, Kan.-Private Mackev
Sykes, one of the victims of yesterdays
explosion Of gun cartridge, died of his
injuries, making three dead in all Re-
cruit Lloyd's recovery is doubtful His
arm has been amputated. and he is sllf-
fering from conclusion of the brain. Tho
tort surgeon removed one of Sergeant
Mahoney's eyes. He will recover. The
other injured are IN good condition.
Detroit, Mich.-Whne the clerks in TIor-
ace Steere's jewelry store, on Woodward
avenue. were busy In the rear Of the es-
tabliShment. man stepped in, caught I'D
tray Of diamonds worth 5000, ran out
and down Woodward avenue. with the
clerks in pursuit. After an exciting
mondS were found on his person. He
gave his name as Charles Meyers, Of st.
Louis.
New York-At the annual meeting Of
the National Tube company the follow
ing directors were elected: F. J. Hearne,
w H. L4atshaw J. D. Culbertson, e c.
Converse. c. NJ. Schwab, E. H Gary,
William Nelson Cromwell. W. J. Curtis,
Charles Steel. A. s. Matheson and VIII
liam B. Schiller. The board organized
by electing the following officers: Presi-
T arf7ns fra r~fca