The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-31

last year, oue TO tne large numDer tnaL De-
came 21 years old and the removal of many
young men not yet OF age. The enumerators
found 4,119 boys and 4,074 girls between and
20 years of age. a total of forty less than q
year ago..
LA CROSSE, WIS.
The railroad telegraphers met last evening
and organized union under the direction Of
+. 1. Glover, Of St.. Louis, organizer Of the
Order of Railway Telegraph Ma
rett, farmer residing in Sand Lake cooley,
was pronounced insane after an examination.
| He He recently embraced 5Mormanism and became
! falth. 10y Yesterday was the hottest OF the sea-
son In La Crosse. The government thermom-
eters registered 81 degrees, while down on
eject Of pyopes nsneu
vate thermometers went as high as 100.--
The boiling over OF a kettle OF tar at Lang
| don & Boyd's packing-house yesterday, caused
fire and almost resulted in the injury OF
several men who were working on the roof
and and feared they would be unable to reach the
ground Through the promptness OF the en-
ployes, a serious confagraton was averted.-
While the steamer Mountain Belle was tied
up at the levee, a thief entered Captain Lam
bert's cabin and stole valuable gold watch
| belonging to that officer. 1t was found last
fos oes shoP whsns nssa
from La Crosse for Gutenberg, Iowa, where
large amount of work is to be done by the
government.
! HILLsBoRo, n. d. -
! Dr. E. M Pierce, dentist who came to
Hillsboro during it's infancy, has sold out to
Dr. A; J. Norman, young dentist graduate
from Ann Arbor, Mich.-E. W. Kneeland and
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ried on the 90th--Theo. E. Ostlund, promi-
nent Traill county hardware man and chair
man of the state prohibition central commit
tee. and Miss Josephine johnson were mar
rled to-day. The ceremony was performed
before a large gathering of friends and rela-
big reception followed at the home Of the
bride. About 200 invited guests were pres
ent-Rev Mr.. stires, pastor Of the Presbyte-
is1a ran church for several years, leaves to-day
with his family for Tracy, Minn,i to enter
upon new field of labor. .-.s ! u
SIOUX CITY, IOWA
Colonel U. P: Hord, Aurora, Ill, and F. Y.
keator, Chicago, arrived, yesterday for the
purpose Of looking over the ground between
here and LIE Mars. They will, if conditions
are favorable promote the construction of a
trolley line to that point. They are officers
is building line from -Davenport-Claiming
to be a prophet of the order of Heavenly
Heck, = whose controlling spirit is the Great
| Spitz," Andrew Florida, of Pueblo, Col, later
Of the insane asylum at Hastings, Neb., blew
into Sioux City yesterday and told a circle of
wondering coppers of. the sacrament which
he expects to have here in November. He
says he is q lineal descendant of the Prophet
\ Isaiah. Chief Davenport believes he was
dumped on Sioux City by Nebraska authori-
ties, and promptly sent him across the river.
| WINNIPEG, MAN.
| Particulars of an accident at Leroi mine,
lRossland Camp, B. c., the largest gold mine
dispatch. From the 50O-foot level a serious
crack was apparent and Mine Superintendent
Dunkle went in to superintend the erection
of works to prevent damage.
While there, cave-in took place, result
ing in the death of Dunkle and serious inju-
ries to W. T. Mckenzie, vice president of the
Miners union, and ID. Gum. Fifteen others
were imprisoned. 1t is believed the mine
will crack all the way from the 700-foot level
| to the 450-foot level, -. 2 -.-