The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-29
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

OF Pythias, opened its supreme sess on
siding. PIC
Tucson-United States Collector Of Gus
toms Hoey has been rearrested on adTi-
tional counts in connection with the chi
hese conspiracy case. His bond was
raised to II, 900.
=. Greenock-The United States training
snip Buffalo, Commander Charles ~
ff1utcnIns, commanding, which saiIeI
t1om New York July l. on a cruise has
arrived here.
Bellaire, Ohio-At BeaIsviIle. near
mere, William Montgomery, wealthy
farmer, fatally shot his wife and then
committed suicide. The cause for ;s3e
tragedy Is unknown
CIeveland-The Grand ARMY committee
Oh pubic comfort, which had charge OF
jnS lilIs quarters to applicants IN board
me, houses and private homes VIII not
assign quarters in advance but- an ar
rival Of applicants
ChIcaSo-PIOw manufacturers of too
80 ioiCSo otateS, VINO have been in confer
eIlce at the Auditorium during The f9st
rev Gays, nave decided to advance -
PIC plIGe Oh ploWs and plow repairs 10 per.
cent curing the coming year.
Heading, PA. II. Beschor the for
nler chairman Of the strikers commit
Tee OF the Philadelphia & Reading rail-
[Gad employees, was brought here. He
vas captured at Allentown nj disguise
he IS charged with embezzIiDe, money,
contributed to carry on tha strike
Bad Axe, Mich.-Janes H Hairs hsDL,
at hlnde, this county. was bUrgIarizaT
IueSday night, and although the thieves
aiIjeu only $iUQ they destroyed the bank
building and all its contents SOM ev
pIoslVe was placed beside the yauIt aTd
the conclusion blew up the building a5
Wen as the vault
Pittsburg- There was a break i'm the
strike at the McClintock and Na-shsI
companies works at Rankin $50 men
Of the 700 who quit Tuesday returned to
work y number of new men v,ers also
taken on. The company granted tine rIv-
6ters an increase of per cent. and tba
day. s0'
san Francisco-LUter A. Thrasher q
SduScr IN the internal revenue service
mas committed suicide by shooting him
ser through the head. Despondent.v was
the cause. He was the son of cant H.
a: Thrasher internal revenue agent ~.
hllWaGkee, and came to this CITY after
Nersity.
New York-Dr. Thomas NJ A1arl,,e
professor of surgery at Columbia mi.
NeTSlty, IS dead at his summer home at
Lasuhampton, !. l. Dr. Markoe was
born at Philadelphia and was graduated
from Princeton in 1895, and from the
college of Physicians and surgeons I'M
loA lie wrote several medical F1rl-.
and valuable papers.
Cleveland, Ohio-A strike of tbirf,--siy
4remen on board the steamer North
Land resulted i'm the DELAY of The biz
snip IN this city. She was bound up
ana carried large number of passrn-
GERS returning from the Pan-Amarican
exposition. They We're obliged 10 leave
the steamer and many of them continued
their Journey by rail.
PittsburS-Wage committees renresent-
ing the Flint Glass Workers of Amerca
ana the manufacturers of flint glass are
IN conference here. The glass workers
nave asked increase pf
over last years scale. The chances Oi3
trouble growing out Of the conference
are remote, as It IS expected an AMIGA
Die agreement win be reached
Salt Lake, Utah.-NIrs. Zina ID IT
Young died, aged eighty years She was
born III WatertOwn in 1921 and was one
OF the pioneers in the Mormon move
ment. She was married to Joseph smith
at NauVoo, H. and after his death she
became the wife Of Brigham Young.
There are now but four surviving wives
OF the famous Mormon leader
New York-Secretary Davidson. of the
S Sd6 " alst Makers union, says that H.
OVO OF the GO,GJ0 shirt waist makers IN
TINS city have already decided on moe
ment against the wholesale arrest OF
plckets which had been going on since
the beginning of the shirt waist makers
strike. 1t was said that a committee will
be sent to Commissioner Murphy to make
complaint.
Chicago-All departments Of the W. Z. 3
Gonkey company's printing plant at
Hammond, Ind, except the composing
room, were closed. over 1000 EMPLOYEES
OF the company are now out on strike
Strike headquarters have been establish
ed and in open defiance of Judge Bak-
er injunction men and women were do
ing picket duty and wording to keen
away non-union WoIkmen
Observation-Disclosures services were
held over the remains of Gen. Robert
Williams, formerly adjutant general Of
the army, at the family Residence i'm this
city. The intermeut was made at Ar
Hngton cemetery, with full military hon
ors. A battery of artillery from Wash.
lngton barracks and troop of cavaht
from Fort Meyer formed The military
portion Of the funeral cOrtege.
Easton, PA locomotive and two
empty passenger coaches, on their Wav
from Buffalo to EastOn Jumped the e.
high Valley track at OK Bow curve,
above Mauch Chunk, and went over an
embankment four feet high. Charles
Borroughs, the engineer, and the fire.
man, whose name IS not known here,
were caught beneath the overturned To-
connective and both were killed
Cleveland.-The special grand jury took
up the recent failure of the Superior
Street Banking and Savings company
judge Dellenhaugh delivered the charge,
saying, among other things: IF you
should find this bank continued to re-
celVe money after it was helplessly and
hopelessly msclvent, even though the
q
you must hold the officials Of the bank
responsible for the act"
Milwaukee Wis.-Mayor David S. Rose
vetoed tne ordinance giving franchise
to the Milwaukee, Burlington q Lake
Geneva Railroad company to construct
an electric elevated road within the city
limits. The ordinance was PASSED by the
common council on Monday last By a vote
Of SO to 10. 1t is predicted that when
the mayors veto comes before the cOun-
Gil for consideration that body will pass
the measure over the mayors veto.
Relleyille IH-For three hours five
coal miners huddled in a worked-ouu
room in the abandoned Boswell mine on
were Imprisoned by a fire at the mouth
of the Shaft and were saved from suf-
location by the presence Of mind Of their
women relatives who turned a pond into
the pit of the mine, thus quenching the
fire. When rescued the men were nearly "
dead, but being taken to the top were
soon revived.
Manufacturing to the heavy rains ACT
i've operations against the insurgents in
the Island of Samar have been tempOra-
rily suspended. Capt Harry c. Hale
with a detachment Of the Twentieth in
fantry, has been engaged with Gonzales.
in Batangas province. it was at first
thought that Malvar, the insurgent lead
er i'll that district, was present. The
insurgents fed. A few prisoners were
captured and two Americans were
wounded.
The employees on the PittSburg. Johns
town, Ebensburg and Eastern railway
have all gone on strike and traffic on
the road IS at a Standstin. Alleged fail
ure on the part Of the company 10 pay