The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-21
IN A NUTSHELL

Greenville, Pa.-Memorial hall of Thiel col
lege. was destroyed by fire this morning, en-
failing loss of $4,000. -.---
New York-James R. Keene sailed to-day
for a lengthy visit to England and the conti-=
nent. mainly in search of health.
Naples. Italy-A court of inquiry is sitting
on board the United States cruiser Chicago
to investigate the arrest of officers of that
vessel at Venice
Chicago-Masons now. attend lodge
without being out at night. the first day
light lodge being instituted yesterday, at the
Masonic Temple.
to Harvard university by the German empe-
ror and presented in person by Prince Henry.
has been stolen
c1ncinnati-This locality was stricken by
terrific wind and ratnStOrm yesterday, causing
the loss of at least half dozen lives and in
juring many persons
New York-"Colonel' John R. Rogers. the
atrical manager and former husband Of Min
ME Palmer, one of whose chief delights was
to subscribe himself yours merrily," is in
sane.
Chicago-Because he objected to having his
photograph taken to adorn the walls Of
workshop, Andrew Holt union machinist.
Is out of a job and bottling company is
threatened with strike.
Detroit-President T. F. Newman, of the
so,ealled tug trust. says that the combine
will make no further negotiations with the
strikers. The only way the strikers can get
back, he said. was as individuals
Annapolis, Md.-Negotiations are under
way by which Mrs. Potter Palmer, of Chi
colonial residence of Governor Sharpe, Of
Maryland, overlooking Chesapeake bay.
New York-Hollis P. Hunnewell, fnancier
and railroad man, died at his summer resi-
dence in Wellesley, Mass, aged 80. Mr..
Hunnewell took active part in the con-
struction of western railroads after the civil
war.
Chicago-smoke overcame three of the faith
full followers Of Elijah II. yesterday and inn
perilled the lives of many others, at the
Dowie Home of Hope. The strong arm of the
fire department was called upon to fight the
danger.
Tsarskoye. selo, Russia-The car and Pres
ident Loubet arrived here yesterday. The
French naval officers have been accorded q
reception from the people only degree less
enthusiastic than that given to President
Loubet.
New York-Captain lines, of the brig
Alice, who has just reached port, and in
whose care the authorities of San Domingo
when the revolution recently overwhelmed
them, says: "They were so scared they did
not even ask me for receipt. They came
and demanded an accounting before sailed
Chicago-Milton w Kirk. former president
of the James s. Kirk Soap company. whose
divorce proceedings against his wife. Ethel L.
Kirk, caused considerable gossip is the de-
PENDANT in a suit for $4,000 damages, begun
by G. H. Curl, 2s1 Ogden avenue, who charges
him with having alienated his wife's affec-.
tons. Curl and his wife were married June
!, 1885, at Cherokee Iowa .... :, 49,.
Roman Catholic church made the following
comment upon the revised Presbyterian con-.
fession ION behalf OF all the infants who
express qualification that they are to be let
out AS to the pope, don't see that they
have changed his position any. They called
him anti-Christ. 1t was exceedingly Kind.