The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-09
TOLD IN A LINE

Omaha, Neb.-Peter Olson shot and fatally
wounded his sweetheart, Mary Peterson.
Of Lake At this
st. Louis-rhe next good roads convention will
be held here and will be international in charac-
$50 each by the city yesterday. 1t is an annual
custom. -. -
Grand Haven, Mich.-Harry Ford of Fruitport
| drowned.
New York-Dealers intimate that coal will
soon be cheaper, due to expected settlement Of
New York-A Stock Exchange seat has sold
at $4,000, an advance Of $500 over the last
previous sale.
Chicago-Dr. W. l.. Gritfen of Shelby, Mich,
Mercy hospital.
Trenton, N. Tho National Candy company
vas incorporated rat d. with an authorized capital
the minister of the colonies. who underwent
surgical operation few days ago, died to-day.
Ssg Albany 5ndThs mother Of The late
Tooth birthday. She is still active and vigorous.
= Weshington-seeIetary Shaw s is wedding out
TIE Element n ths treasury depart;
too much. 80. 80. - : j
Kansas City-George Hale, late chief of the
Kansas City fire department has been asked to
go to London and reorganize London's fire de-
partment. - 80 ..-.'
San Franeisco-soldiers returning on the trans
port. Buford report heavy gambling during the
from his comrades. [S'S' =" - ~
Washington-While driving across the Balti-
Of Washington's prominent lawyers, was struck
by a train and instantly killed.
New Orleans-John Moore, farmer living near
ne e Claiborne county Miss while de;
jug containing nearly 81, 900 in $40 gold pieces
New York-Two thousand dressmakers, organ:
Of America, for the purpose Of combating. the
Partisan and Berlin modistes, are in session here.
| Rome--Mgr. Guidi, the newly appointed apos-
his for Man after lis
| Grafton as titular bishop of stamopolis, which
will takep lace on Sept. 10, -: -&E 1sE
New York Fruit Exehange building. was proba-
bly, fatally shot early to-day by his wife, who
then committed suicide. They were about rs
years old The cause is unknown.
| Chicago-Blshop, John H. Vincent of the
| Methodist Episcopal church arrived in Chicago
zr IN WIN He win
Bishop Hartzen to discuss the missions In South
Africa. = = $z.--t.2 " - Z -
ton Of the body Of William J. Bartholin was
dispelled when DR.. H. G.. Walch, Bartholin's
dentist, declared that the crown and bridge
| his work. -.+,.;..t-.s ~
| Tremsoe Norway-The maritime court has
captain o
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steamer America is untenable and that he was
| only sailing master, and subject to Evelyn b.
| Baldwin 8 orders. g4f
| London-Richard Croker, who has just arrived
in town, announces that he has disposed OF the
| land because he found American horses have no
chance in England, as the handicap put upon
| them is SO heavy; ~.
! Chtcago-The remains Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
! L. Fair, who were recently the victims Of an
automobile accident in France. were received In
Chicago last night and at once shipped to San
Fro riapnH nd fto6. fpof an Sc
| North Western road. ,Est 80
Cincinnati-Murat Halstead the veteran editor
and author, Is a candidate for the republican
! nomination for congress In the second Ohio dis
trict. represented in the last thrae congresses By
| Jacob H. Bromwell There several others
! seeking the nomination.
Vienna--There were three fatal accidents last
/ Sunday. Two members of the Vienna Social and
! Touring Club, while ascending the Rax Alps,
fell and were killed. maker Of musical instru-
| rnents. while climbing expedition, fell and
broke his neck on the klestergesteig. near Wen
4 ma. The death record on the Rax Alps for the
4 present season has now reached the total Of
thirtr.tro