The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-15


upon tain OF waiting cars Ihere were some casuae,
the Dukhobors resisted with all their might but the
whole the results than might have been
the This opposition instead bringing the fanatics
to their persecution which
driven back to their villages it not yet known how they
be there they called Ito out into
the world and preach the gospel taking neither purse nor
Scrip
Bubonic plague said increasing in San Francisco
of precautions the authorities to
it. It is gaining in the face Of almost
perfect sanitary During the ten months of 1902
there have been thrtyve in California, all fatal In
but within the
past four months the record has to thirty:
Panama negotiations, which prom
only ago. in a fair way to be settled
in satisfactory manner parties concerned. secre
tary Hay with Minister
of colombian
ent offers no nsurmountabe obstacles treaty
satisfactory be in strict
conformity with the Spooner act England feels so assured
the ultimate building Of the canal by the American
already arrangements for the
establishment coang station the island of suwarroW
of Samoa north of the Cook islands,
W. J. Wilson, connected Canadian Geological
Survey, returned through the UNEMPLOYED
country southwest of James bay He discovered
between the Albany river
Ottawa the north. The river
800 miles in length and empties two branches into
bay: Mr. Wilson also reports the discovery of
number of large and hitherto unknown lakes.
Finland is growing FESTIVE under the attempts OF
government province Up to
severely froWned but
been tolerated by tn Finns To add
troubles the harvest failure and there prom
famine since that of 1857 when 100000
died disease and starvation The discontinued
coming into close relations with the Russian
$4,000 in Finland who refuse
give military Russia is at
their number is their strength
considered foregone conclusion that Russia will
but meanwhile the patriotic Firms max
ing much trouble possible.
The navy department has an reducing the
at ApnaD Olis ONinP
ships for the there decided dearth
the has been cut at
college, to relieve the famine in officers
The revolution in Venezuela suddenly collapsed
know the Not the revolutionary
army explain the split the leaders of
movement where the 10000 men have who
late Nov. 2. President Castro made
entry into Caracas Nov at the head of 5000
troops.
According to a recent report
1nerce by Consul Annaberg Germany United
Another 81 900 invested in South
America This by far than invested in other
countries
East London Cape Colony, been visited a
disastrous fire. Eight burned and thirty
large buildings the town destroyed
Scientists engaged n digging among Of
have discovered the site of the ancient
with cities built
sites ancient history,
that this site occupied
by citizens who have built their towns above
successive old town crumbled into ruins
According pottery found in
occupied several thousand before
Hayward been appointed special
Purchase exposition foreign
countries. Miss Hayward the first to receive
appointment Her assignment will take her to Eng
land, France, Holland Germany
The bridge, the Of
East river at New badly
aged by Nov TO- It caught in Of the towers a55
feet up in air, before it died damage
Cables and tmbers fell in
river missing several steamers. It will take
two repair the damage.
Colonel Astor, who patented
turbines, all of public,
inventor be able make
use turbine engine Ordinarily,
he would right patents
seventeen years.
he to