The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-06
HE second session Of the fifty seventh congress
opened at noon Monday; Dec !. "A synopsis of
the presidents message will be found on the edi-
Z torial page. y


setts Connecticut and Rhode Island While this
pecaution the disease being extremely contagious it
yetputs England face to face with meat famine,
According to statistics Minneapolis has more children
in the public schools than any other city Of its size in the
country This does not mean that there school
children here than elsewhere, but that attend public
schools other cities larger
percentage of attendance The proportion here 1S4 in
matt 1885, Detroit 141o Newark, 1888; Jersey City,
1851; Cleveland 1882, and in Buffalo, 1886 o..
Thomas ochiltree former member Of con
gress from Texas died at Hot Springs Va. Nov 25
rarely appeared the floor of the house that did
set the members laughter
also had the reputation knowing
to eat for having eaten good things and for having
helped people to the best things any
living man in the country He was always original in
thought and act and it is not recorded that
mean or undignified thing. - s. r.
The most thrilling tale yet of arctic
told by Wilson r. Miner of st. Louis He
Portland from Seattle bound for Cape Nome Just before
reaching the latter place however the boat
icebergs, and finally spinning ice drift
toward the pole the sixteen
northernmost island in the Pacific
We're such that the captain could extricae his ship This
the ship for which United States
sought for two months and then
north of Boring straits
In his book of the De says:
of burghers their coors
England, the great Bismarck foretod
= her in South Africa book lis the
remarkable remarkable eader5thats
one Boer and Briton alike equally under lash.
He speaks well Of General Butler to consider
General Knox the only British leader with military
likewise praise Tommy Atkins
His last word is Injunction his fellow
best in the end and loyalty worthy
which has shed its blood for freedom @ ~
Persistent reports coming from that the
dowager secretly ar1ning with
and drilling them military tactics
nations. It is believed that empress have her army
ready to execute her commands by the spring 1904
pr. George ". Perkins the commissioner charged with
the distribution of the Cecil Rhodes scholarships
colonies and United States returned from England
where he has been consulting with the
for several weeks to the distribution Several
of the scholarships $1,000 years and
is interesting question Just what class
to- apply for them. sS-Sss..- :: - :@Zas
The last hitch between the Pacific Cable company and
the government has been adjusted certain
that the cable win be possible by way Of
Hawaii and Guam, to Manila with with Hong
kong TO assist in the laying Of the cable the
men has turned to the cable company Official
soundngs made by the Nero in the vicinity These
men $500O0 The cable is to be completed Honolulu
.ss5 IS - 6.sz.*a.
the largest ranges Canada has Just been
discovered north Of Sudbury. claimed win
make the country one of untold wealth. 80
Dulhobors have returned from their fanatcal
tramp have not received warm welcome from tha
Is per who were sensible and refused to be led away
by hafcrazy leader Many Of those who returned
apparently begun the Of their
ways bought again to assist a
long they will be eat
The government is quite satisfied that the sub
marines Adder Moccasin that
value harbor defense lies in their ability go out
to and intercept the before an
opportunity to be trained the believed that
the craft could live outside sheltered waters IN
which the trials have been conducted They viii
be required to stand tests Stimulating
ditions .ES.z
republics Gautemala Nicaragua, Salvador, chile
Honduras Ecuador and the United States America have
been represented at the general sanitary convention
Washington during intention to nut
into practice such sanitation Of the ports Of various
countries to do with epidemic diseases Or least
make them manageable capable suppression
Minister Concha who has been the to an