The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-02
IN A NUTSHELL

Elgin, Ill.-Twelve Odd Fellows furnished
skin from their arms to be grated onto the
limb of a brothers wife.
Berkeley, Ala.-Tom Hairless, a farmer, was
| robbed by two men and then nailed to a tree.
Where he remained several hours.
,Washiugton-Frince Maha Vitika. son OF
the King of Siam, will tour the United States
| for several weeks during autumn.
Charleston, S. C.-The interstate and West
Indian exposition shows deficit. The loss
will probably fall on the bondholders.
Tarrytown, N. "A man giving the name
Of J. H. Anderson. who claims to be the hus-
band of Miss Helen Gould, is under arerst.
Hannibal, Mc.-Mark Twain addressed old
friends yesterday at the Fifth Street Bap-
list church on The Gospel OF Good Cheer"
New York-Raptd sprintng saved the dia-
monds and money of Miss Etnel Montana and
Harold NJ. Wise from a footpad in Central
park.
Chicago-Mrs Cora A. Dorwin-K Knapp OF
this city. one-time resident of Minneapolis.
has sued for a divorce on the ground of in
fidelity.
Waukegan, IH.-A smallpox patient escaped
from the Dowie authorities at Zion City. Ho
is supposed to have returned to his home In
Chicago.
Chicago-L. Wachman, travelling salesman,
who dropped dead in a saloon yesterday, is
thought To be member of a suicide club.
New Yorktown W. Gates, rejected last
ear by the New York Yacht Club. has re-
ceived the same treatment at the hands of the
Union League
New Rochelle, n. Y.-The twenty sixth ac-
ton for damages due to the Park avenue tun-
mel wreck has been brought by Miss Ladle
Scott for $4,000
New York-Hotels and museums to the
value OF over 100000 were burned yesterday
at Rockaway Beach, and three people lost
their lives thereby.
Chicago-A Chinese leper, recently from
British Columbia, has been spirited away by
relatives. CONSERVATION exists among Celes-
liaIs with whom he came in contact.
Pittsburg. Pa~-Blast furnace operators
claim the strike will not affect them to any
appreciable extent. The men demand an
elght-hour day with present twelve hours
pay.
washington-An interchange of letters be-
tween President Roosevelt and General Bru-
gere shows the utmost cordially between this
country and France and assurance of its
continuance.
Boston-Dinner was served on the Gaulois
yesterday before the French mission departed
for home The affair was elaborate and the
toasts and responses showed the most cor
dial relations.
New York--W. C. Baker and his chaffeur.
G. E. Denzer, who run down number OF
people with their U auto, We're released until
Bogart, the second victim of their ride, Is
dead
Westinghouse report by the bureau of for
eign commerce shows increased exports OF
American goods of all classes to Germany and
also that German dealers are initiating our
wares so closely that the genuine are scarce
ly QlStlngulSnaOie from the spurious
New York-Rev. DR.. William McAtee, pas
tor OF the First Presbyterian church OF Dam
vile, Pa, is dead from a surgical operation.
Dr. McAtee was a graduate of Princeton col
lege and seminary. His pastorates had been
at Chicago. Madison, Wis. and Danville, Pa.
Topeka, Kans-A temporary injunction has
been granted in the district court here re-
straining the American Book company of CHI
cage from doing business in Kansas. The writ
is made returnable tomorrow. The restrain
ing order was granted at the request of at
torneys for the Crane Publishing company
here
Detroit, Mich-Secretary of the Navy
Moody, at the annual banquet of the repub-
lican club Saturday evening, responding to
in all political history had there been such a
record Of promises perfected and pledges re-
deemed as that of the republican party
since the last presidential election.