The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-25
THE WORLD FOR A WEEK

have also bought rights
is only for Russian territory.
Deadwood coach will probably be presented
the National Museum Washington Colonel f. Cody
old coach was in 1859 at Con-
cord and the records show that shipped
Horn to California In eleven
Wyoming was found running in 1874 It was used
largely and in tights with the
Sioux Chief of these that
1876 when eleven men were killed while defend
ing it. practically abandoned after that fight and
eventually found its into the Colonel
There is boycott Poland against goods of German
manufacture The association
societies. covering Wilma passed
any goods or German
Firms which have heretofore handled agcul
tural machinery ordering exclusively
America
Dorothy Manners has been bought and
will be turned into hotel The house built
in 1888
The treeless stretch of land beginning the
the White House grounds and in the middle which
ington monument looms lonely
formed into garden if
Even though washington older than Minneapolis she has
nothing in the of drives with the boulevard
but ever been especially made of them The Botn
ica gardens which lie at the hill which
capitol stands thrown part
complete and beautiful park the identifying Of the
capital carried out ntegenty according estab
lished pan Washington the beautiful city
the country and perhaps in the world
whose need not be rushed from port
other The given steam ship the driving
hiney and coal bunker be used in sailing
ship. company reports saving
IA the Of sails in place of steam Huge SIX
and eghtmasters being built in this country
and consus that the German hpbuiders also
ing to the sailing vessels. %s+
old church St. Johns at Richmond where Patrick
Henry made that historic speech ending with GIVE liberty
doomed by the Of trade St. Johns picturesque
situated the top of hill and surrounded by elms
The building completed in 17 thus making it ISL years
tombstones in the church al
registry of famous virgnians of the colonial
period.
The president just $4,000 paid
treasury This the value of the
bullion seized Tiensn by the United States
sold the proceeds transmitted
to this country and deposited in the treasury
brigands who have held Miss Stone and
Nine Tka captivity twenty weeks have signed the
ditions captives according
Sofia, Bulgaria agents the Americans Dr. NJ W.
of the American at Constan-
tinople dragoman United legation Con-
stantnope Mr. Garguo is understood that Dr. Pet has
$4,000 in American gold to exchange for the prisoners
stamps just issued in England showing
the head OF KING Edward wearing iaurel wrea'n WIN pc
changed the coronation of the king Until king is
considered appropriate to him
coins or stamps as wearing crown
The prince Germany having hard time at his
university the ceremonies of the clubs
walked out of the club
rningroo Perhaps there other which
ing went to Berlin and made formal
complaint The latter decided that his should
given other members of the club When
this was known
two weeks confinement to his room
colonial house built for and occupied by John
just been ruined by fire. The house had been in
family generations Sew
of Hancock burned other curo
Miss Anna Northend Benjamin, who is noted as being the
during the of the past four
years. Miss Benjamin represented Leses
Weekly the first American to enter
Santiago also in the Philippines and in
Picking during the outbreak Miss Benjamin born
Salem, Mass, Oct. 6, 1874.