The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-25

called of Oct. 81. by convention of delegates
- representing the mine workers. The first feeling
I0gN| Of dsust of the arbitration plan because
go suggested by the mine operators overcome by
Mr. Mtches approval OF the suggestion The men resumed
work ON Oct 49, Even now there will be stringency in
the anthracite coal market all winter it be impossible
to supply the demand with all Of the mines working
full time and with full
acceptance of the plan for arbitration call for the
meeting Of the arbitration committee and their work will
begin shortly.
hearing testimony from western witnesses
Of the United States against the Northern
Securities begun during in st. Paul.
procedure this case is different
trial of other of affairs
whose time is valuable in their time
avoid the tedious or witnesses
United States court referee appointed to
the court He takes down all testimony notes all objec
tons by the ATTORNEYS both sides and then
this Of testimony the attorneys base their
They alone will before the court The first
hearing was held in New York a short time since.
The greatest combat in history ended
Oct. 10. The fighting lasted days killed
of the fight the temperature lis The issue
Of the fight still in doubt both sides claim the victory
President Castro led the forces in and
by his example held fighting
withdrew from
Samoan trouble originated 1884, the set
Element Of which left King
Sweden and Norway has just been settled in favor of Ger
many English and American ships the only ones
present at the time Of the elimination of rebellion Of Ma
taa These landed forces in the conflict that ensued
American officers Brit
sailors. Residents fled resulting
the bobarment It this time that the islands
divided between the United States and Germany while Great
Britain withdrew The government Of the United States WIN
decision as precedent for it did 1t would then be liable
for amount Of damages whenever landed from
United States ships protect lives Of
Americans threatened in any foreign The similar
will go to The Hague tribunal
Danish landsthing has voted to refuse sale
the Danish West Indies to the United States Notwhstand
ing this action the general sentiment the Danish
people is in sale. believed
the resignation
ministry. Plans betterment of conditions in the
islands have been taken these materiaze
within reasonable time. the question Of the sale will
doubtedy come again.
Shortly after the destruction Of the Maine,
a. subscription list for the building of batteshp to be
called 1.-THE American Boy" About $4,000 received
Former United States Senator Heron Ohio is
turning the money to the subscribers.
La soufriere has had another For six hours
Oct 16 both crters beched forth suphurous
accompanied by startling electrical display Earthquakes
accompanied the eruptions The dust from soufee fell
quantities Barbados at
it necessary to light lamps All business stopped
The empress dowager China apparently has enjoyed
her meetings with the Of the western She
Gently known foreign women before
which prevented by the tsungi troubles
Of 1900 would not have occurred Most Of the credit for the
cordial relations between the Chinese throne
foreigners is due to Mrs. Conger.
Lord Kitchener left London Oct II for India where
h will forces depar-
demonstration. He
goes by way Of Paris and Wiz visit Khartum in the Sedan,
the Of of his most brilliant victories
that brought him his title
of Greeneaf at Haverhin,
Mass. almost completely destroyed by
Many relics saved however, Whittier
ton will rebuild the house A Whittier anniversary
have been held on Nov 3, the poets birthday.
government has withdrawn 5000, acres Of
northern California public
intention is to divide it into four
River forest the Mt Shasta
Diamond Mountain
London poor most dsheartening winter. Coal and
higher they andtr
conditions STILL
coronation worked great hardship
Africa soldiers had
sweled ranks of the
poyment outlook is than it has been any
within ten years.
cathedral of St Denis in Paris
be crumbling to most dangerous extent
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