The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-10
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.

BuHalo-SenOr Vicuna, the Chilean min
lister. who is i'll in this city, is reported
much worse, and there is now but little
hope of his recovery.
New York-The announcement is made
that Maurice Grau has engaged Edouard
de Reszke Tor the coming season Of grand
opera III this country. Sybu SandersOn
mas also been engaged for the season.
Tien Tsin-Fou Me has returned mere
and processes to have killed or dispersed
hundreds of Boxers auG brigands. The
harvest prospects in southwest districts
OF the province Of Chi Ii and in the prov
lnce of Ho Nan are excellent.
Colorado Springs, Col.-Vice Pres.deu.
Roosevelt visited the Portland mine mt
Cripple Creek. He descended 1.OGO feet
into the earth. He will lay the Y NJ o.
4. building corner stone, and probably
VIII remain in this city one week.
Wilkesbarre. Pa.-Frank Wallace was
arreigned before United States Com
missioner Hahn, charged with sending Il
green goods letter TO j. D. Smith. Of
Dorrenceton, this county. In default Of
5000 bail, he was committed TO jail
Detroit-It is likely that the Detroit
ShlpDuildtng company will build three Of
the steel steamers for the Chicago Trans
pOrUatlOn company, if the contracts e. 10
the shipyard trust. 1t is likely Sae yar6s
will be ready for new contracts by IAN.
IA, 1902.
Chicago-UniOn steel workers in South
chicago tonight voted TO donate Fer
as the strike may last. Whether tEeV
VIII strike in obedience to the Anna ga
mated association Will be decided SIN
day.
Chattanooga, Tenn.-Patrick Walsh. one
OF the most prominent manufacturers n
the South, and senior member of the firm
OF Walsh & Widener, and a brother of
Kew Father Walsh, a noted Catholic di-
apopleNy.
Chic9go-A petition in quo warranto
proceedings attack ng tie consti.uuon3Ity
or the cha-ter of the Peoples Gas. Light
and Coke company, was entered in Judge
Iuleys court here. The petition is
signed by Charles 5. Deneen, states at
torney of Cook county.
Watertown N Y.-The American Cane.
association is holding it's twenty-secouI
meeting at Mudlunta island among the
thousand Islands. The meeting lasts UNI
I'll Aug. %. There are go members mr.. -
emit and the meeting promises To he the
largest in the history of the association.
Brussels-The Soir says Prince Albert
or Belgium, nephew of King Leopold.
hau a narrow escape while riding I'm
motor Thursday. The motor ran into a
ditch and turned over, with the prince
underneath it. He was extracted and
sustained no injury, except some bruises
Fremerhaven - The German steamer
Palatia, which sailed from Tsin-Tau
June II, with the remains of Baron Won
kette!er, the German minister at Pc
KIN, VINO was murdered in the early DAYS
of The Chinese trouble, on board. arrived
here, and Baron Won Ketteler's body was
brought ashore.
ChicagO-A carload Of workmen i'm
ported TO I'LL vacancies at the Frazer a.
Ch&ImerS plant, caused by a strike OF
the machlnsts and the molders, arrived
mere To-Day. Pickets surrounded the
WORKS, but the new men were guarded by
police and marched into the main build
ing without molestatiOn.
Medicine Lodge, Kan-David Nation.
through his attorney, brought suit for IL
dlNoFce from his WIFE Mrs. Carrie Ma
ton, the temperance crusader The pc
tuoner, who is now visiting i'm IBERIA
ONO, alleges that his wife held him up
to pubic ridicule neglected her family
duties and abandoned his home
shington-Nicaragla Is left for the
present without single banking institu-
ton, through a ruling of the supreme
court or Nicaragua that the London
BANK OF Central America limited, has no
eSaI status In that country, according 20
a report to the state department from
Consul Corsby at San Juan del Norte.
Chicago-George II. Phillips. speak
ing Tor his firm which recently suspended
operations on the board Of trade because
of confusion of accounts, declared that
every customer having a claim against
the company VIII be paid In full. Notices
OF tholr accounts with the concern will
De mailed customers within a day or two
p Id
Buffalo, an organizer sent here by Pres
ident O'Kcefe of the international Long
Shoremen's association, to try and settle
the strike with the Rutland Transit com
paHy, was positively refused an audience
by PI csiGent Z. G. Clement of the Rut-
land Railroad and Transit company to-
day.
Charlotte Mich.-A west-bound passen-
ger train on the Grand Trunk crashed
into a freight train on a siding near here
and the engines and tenders of bJtb
trains were demolished. Engineer Lane.
Of the passenger train, had an arm and
leg broken None OF the passenRe was.
injured. An open switch was the cause
Of the accident.
Tampa. Fla.-The members of the Re
SlStencia Cigarmakers union, whose lead
crs have been deported by the citizens.
are circulating petition directed To the
president Of the Centre EspanOl asking
that he call Il special meeting Of The
Centre to take action demanding that the
case be taken up at once by the Spanish
minister at Washington.
Woods Hole, Mass.-The battiesbiDs
Alabama, Kearsarge and Massachusetts
passed Woods Hole, on their way TO an
anchorage above Nobska, where they vs. II
receive on board an equipment Tor v ire
less telegraphy. The ships nave been en-
gagged in target practice off No Mans
Land, and in a day or two will proceed
TO Nantucket for further maneqvers
Chicago-The project of consolidation
passenger ship lines running on Lake
Michigan has again been t!keu Lp bv
capitalists interested in present lines A
number of them have declared them.
serves IN faNor Of the plan, and it is tx-
pected decisive action will be taken mt
the end of the excursion season. IN the.
event of combine none but nrs.. lass
boats will be used.
Edinburgh court of sessions has
dismissed the claim Of the Free Church
OF Scotland against the United Free
church. The plaintiffs are a minority
VINO refused to participate In the union
or the free church and the United Pres
byterlan church. The latter claimed all
property and funds Of the former from
cate OF union and asked for the rescind-
ING OF the acts of the united assembly .
Cleveland-As a result of the proceed
ngs instituted by Attorney General
Sheets to wind up the affairs of tho
Guarantee Savings and Loan company.
OF this city, the Offices Of the company
were not opened for business The com
pany, it is said, will take advantage of
tho Law requiring sixty days notice from
depositors. Meantime the deficit will be
made good, It is believed, and the bust
ness resumed.
New York-Rebecca Ann Mcdonald. Of
BinghamtOu, n. Y, is said to be prepar-
ing to enter suit TO recover property I'm
the city, the value Of which is estimated
at 100000 Two hundred and eighty prop
erty owners are said to be involved The
claims VIII be made under the will Of ia
COB T. Arden, who died in 1903 He own
ed what was then known as the Arden
farm, situated on the east side Of Man
haitian island.
LOndon-At the Mansion house police
court, James Macdonald, a waiter. was
reinanded on his own confession on tn.
Cnarge Of stealing $500. Macdonald IrO-
fesSes to have robbed the Western Iura-
Der company, of Portland, or. He saws he
spent his share Of the proceeds IN Chi
caSo ana Germany, and Is anxious % be