The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-24
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Oyster Bay, L. Mrs. Roosevelt left here ut
sos this morning TO: Washington.
London-Truth says that the accouchment of
the Princess of Wales is expected in November.
London-EvelXn B. Baldwin of Arctic fame
will be a passenger on the steamer Germanic to-
day for New York.
The Hague--General De Wet has received
telegram from South Africa announcing the death
of his 49, year-old SON.
Pars-The mayor of the town Of st. Em NIL I'd,
finding it impossible to please everybody by MS
decisions, has hanged himself.
London-Mr. Lehman, publisher Of the memoirs
of former President Kruger, has given Mr. Kru-
ger $3.50 900 to be devoted to the Boer funds.
London-The name Of the American donor of
800 900 to the fund for the relief of the Beers
is given as Harry Phipps, not Arthur White
Haven, Me.-Major ]. W: Powell. director Of
tae a s dd night at his n
mer home here.
Put-tn-Bay, Ohio-,Jay Cooke of Philadelphia
who is at Gibraltar island suffered an attack
of passive longest ion of the brain yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Cooke was better to-day.
Havana-President Palma wrote letter to
III asking kin that AZ ths be Te6
in Cuba for at least one year. 1t has beenRr re-
fused.
>1ondon-Andrew Carnegie, who is collecting
many rare books for his library Mt Skibo castle.
has, 1t is said recently given large order to Il
Paris firm for some choice and extremely costly
binding.
Calcutta-tIrs. Fanny Workman of Worcester,
Mass has made the ascent of the Loongma gla-
cier beating all climbing records In the Hima
1ayas. The feat has astOunded the British au
thorities.
New York--Hooper Young was arraigned on an
affidavit made by Detective Sergeant Hughes 9e
The proceedings were brief and without any I'M
usual incident.
Butte. Mont.-Major NJ. L. Bridgeman. re-
Gently deposrd as Indian agent at the Fort Bel
KNAPP agency, was arrested on a charge of falsi-
flying accounts. The grand jury has indicted him
thirty nine counts.
SrIp min
lister of Queensland, announces that the question
Of secession from. the con'monwealth Of Aus,
trnlia will be vital one at the next federal
election in Queensland.
Princeton. n. J.-Professor Willard Hum
phreys, head Of the German department at
lane in critical corditon from an overdose Of
choral hydrate for tcothache.
Lima. Peru--News has just been received that
Chullapata. eighteen miles from Celendin, has
been erupting volcanic dust and smoke for the
past fortnight. There is no record that Mont
Chullapata was ever volcano.
Wabash Ind.-A letter from John 3. Rose,
city treasurer of Wabash who is said to be
short $11 900 in his accounts. and who disap-
peared on the night of Sept. 1, expresses de-
sire to return at once and assist in making good
the shortage.
New York-Every material detail of the great
steamship combination has been completed. The
merger Of interests Is so complete through the
signing Of important papers the last few days,
withdraw.
CEicaSo-President Edmund j. James of
Northwestern university has sent out letters to
the alumni asking them to contribute 500, 900
towards the construction Of a gymnasium.
He has been promised 500, 900 provided the same
amount can be raised.
st. Louis-Former Councilman Frederick G..
Uthoff who, it is said, 'buncoed'' out of
$40 600 of the $50,OO0 which, it is alleged he
received for his vote the Central Traction bill
by r. NJ. Snyder of Kansas City has returned
from Colorado to testify at Snyders trial next
Monday.
London-AIcKee Rankin. manager of Nance
mos
caused the closing Of the Adelphia theater. ex-
plains that the real reason for stopping. the per-
CURED by Miss O'Neils season have been heavy
Mckee Rankin estimates $4,000
Observation-Disclosures goods at the University
of Chicago and members of the alumnae associa
alton Of its fight to eliminate women from cam
pus life DR.. Harpers party has reflected upon
the character of the women, and by innuendc
suggested that one reason for desiring the change
cannot be publicly discussed.
ManLa-Captain Fershing. who headed the OK
petition against the rebellous Moros in Minda
nao has returned to Camp Wears. He discovered
that the Moro position strongly entrenched
with number of small forts commanding a pen
fnsula surrounded by swamps. The sultans re-
jected Captain Pershings propositions for their
surrender.
Kingston, Jamaca-The Atlas line steame,
Adirondack (Which sailed from New York Sent
for Cape Hattien, Gonaives, etc. has arrived
here direct from Santa Marta Ca seaport town
! of Colombia) aud reports continued fighting be
tween the government forces and revolutionists
in that neighborhood. The latter occupy strong
position in the rear of the town. having com
pletely destroyed the railroad line burned the
bridges and sacked the banana districts NJ
trains are running and every means of commu
nication with the place has been cut off.