The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-06

1sV Craig. man, by
president Mr. Corelyou Governor all piled
together in the of wreckage The president
with cut lip and shaking Secretary Cortelyou
badly cut the head and unconscious tme
while Governor Crane practically without scratch
Craig was instantly killed. The driver, D. J.
Pratt was badly injured that it is thought
ne will not recover So far present goes, the
motoran to have been fault following the
carriages he knew they had to the tracks at certain
place owing the turn of the road and he not to have
used ordinary intelligence to avert such disaster
Mont Pelee bent total destruction of life
and property island Martinique
the past week. Morne Rouge which at the time St
Pierre destroyed wiped off the and $500 people
killed outright seriously injured AS in the of the
first eruptions soufriere Vincent has
also been active although far there has been loss Of
life and French government will
evacuate the settlements the vicinity of Mont Peee and
has given orders the wounded of safety
Saturday night developed a
Waseca Mimi, and tossed train from the track. killing
wounding
ditched running washout killing engineer
and fireman and slightly injuring
trainmen
strike situation is grave although there is
feeling go very shortly Strong
being brought to bear both sides to end stu
alton that is almost unbearabe for the public at and
it evident that the mine to be
thought, concessions
the of the strikers which will make the desired settle
nent possible
Europe is in the throes of labor troubles
United States Florence being practically
the result of general
from the and
All meetings of have
suspected have been arrested has to
~ hv e tha 1 +o 1,a ny NY f ta o ' 7aS a
many owing to cutting gas
mains Genoa, Italy, and Barcelona SPAIN
in the labor world.
Ell Torrance, commander chief of the A.
just published his last letter the his
city and it eloquent the posts
the organization to unite in founding home disabled
Confederate veterans in Chiffon county, Alabama Judge
Sta6f hoC in
and his tour invited to this home which
consists of but two cottages The wholly
untitled to their living Judge
they could not win in competition with child, and he
believes home should be given them in which their
last days in comfort The most noteworthy quotations
in the editorial the subject
cred to be the most important document in
The Asiatic coast from Java Japan throughout
China in the clutch of the epidemic
era ever known The disease affecting foreigners well
natives. Thousands have died throughout
districts.
The fortythrd state opened on
Monday Sept. l. Claims made before the gates
opened that the fair to be the best in the history Min
nesota state fairs These claims made
attendance for each day was record breaking
The troubles in the Haitian republic have reached
point President
the ACCESSIBILITY of the United States
The natives have lapsed into
themselves are held light
During the present trouble American warshps
constantly protect
white residents island
believes that outside Intervention will be
it is of the question
nation will be allowed to take
might its plain duty Probably
arrangement be with republic
which the would under American
island Of Haiti lies between Cuba and Porto Rico
next to Cuba, largest islands.
The seismic disturbances believed started
vicinity of Mount Kasbek
Russia twenty
lagos killed at least 700 persons.
Edward Eggeston author Of 1.-THE Hoosier
master other well known books, died
Sept g. Mr.. Eggeston resident
time. He in search of health
ing held at Winona St. Peter
and Saltwater. His literary work
Theodore Tilton editor of the New York
pendent time editor of The Corporal,
a popular Juvenile magazine thirty years
valuable deposit of asbestos the reproof material
been Ishpeming, Mich. In