The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26
THE JOURNAL JUNIOR, MINNEAPOLIS
The World for a Week

The World for a Week
T7NorHER week Of losses by storms and floods marks
Of the most disastrous summers in years.
The Mississippi swollen by the Des Moines river
@&3A miles below Keokuk, swept the levees,
49, washing away crops and bull dngs and inhicting
damage estimated at at least Chicago swept by
hurricane July IT, thousands of dollars damage
done property The story from both New York
Baltimore where disastrous wind rain storms
have played havoc .~ : ..s $500
Venice still the the campanile and yet
decision has been reached rebuilding of the
tower Many opposed they it dwarfed the
cathedral Of St. Marks did add to the beauty Of the
These people that nothing be done until the
ruins completely cleared the OF the
considered from artistic point Of view The desire
of the most ambitious Veneans is to make the city again an
important port If this really done, ST. Marks
might have sacrificed to the dredging to al
low vessels of deep draft enter Some architects that
the whole city of Venice slowly but surely sinking and that
its ruin will in timeh further shrinking of the sub
soil
years unrelenting tracking down. Marquise
de Mores at last succeeded in bringing to trial the
her The killed in 1896 in the
where said he had enlist the Arab
chiefs the British His real object however be-
lieved to have been the he that of extending
French by dvertng the route of from
Tipo Galesdud At time the Marquis de Mores owned
large sections of land North Dakota The town of Medora
established by him named in honor of his wife,
American girl formerly Miss Hoffman of New York
"a great naval battle" announced having
place off July TO- Later however showed
that the fighting all long slight at that and
that damage done.
The bodies of the four American by
the Laones in the Island of Cebu have at last been
ered The leader Of the murderers killed eight
others captured by the constabulary.
Official announcements that the king is progressing
avoraby and will be crowned August Others al
most good authority that will be impossible for him
to stand for the ceremony at that date.
Archbishop Ireland interviewed upon
ported dissatisfaction negotiations
regarding the Philippines
Archbishop Ireland takes occasion remind fellow church
pope repeatedly approval
the the United States handles the question Among
other things he said The agitation such it in
tain Catholic quarters does no honor to those who took part
it. AS proved they spoke and acted without
knowledge and certainly without regard for their
country his religion is the archbishop
nevertheless sturdy
the United States in it's demands for the settlement the
question: pays tribute to the farmindedness of
President Roosevelt and quotes from letter written by
Taft from the charges The archbishop further
makes the statement that such have
fair to Catholics in the islands have represented
OF the United states IN any way and that mad their
action been the authorities would
archbishop gave press widespread circulation
shows loyalty and unshaken belief that
it will do what is right and just in the matter.
mine with 10000 900 tons sight has
school lands Hbbing Mimi By
this estimate is considered low The royalty
of rs cents ton " give the state annual income of
least s25o0,o0O
trouble the region already
suited shortage OF coal IN New YORK
a famine. Dealers longer able supply
mediate demands of far New Yors
winter concerned they that if the miners
to work at they could not meet the demand.
John W. Mackay the last of the bonanza kings of the
his home in London, July
effects of sunstroke Mr. Mackay the leading spirit in
Pacific cable deal his last visit to
CISCO early this he completed arrangements
landing place of the cable While his death is
blow to the project his plans will still be carried out John
W. Mackay California in 1851 when the
its beginning and went to work with pick of
mines. In 1863 he formed partnership with Flood
Fair and bought what known
territory This lode had already been abandoned by Sharon
courageously spent half million
finally
took than $110 000, ,000- 20, = -
Of the royal China, LANG
Tung newly appointed minister to the