The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-11
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for ST. Paul and vicinity: Fair;
fair and warmer Tuesday.
FOREIGN
King Edward presents Osborne house
to the British people.
Venezuelan revolutionists capture the
city of Barcelona from the government
troops.
Head of Augustinian order. who is COM
ing to the United States, discusses the
Philippine friar matter.
DOMESTIC
Japanese apparently take possession of
Wake island and the Midway islands, be-
longing to the United States, and the
warship Adams is going to investigate.
A great merger of lead plants is report
ed nearly consummated.
Thousands of sparrows are drowned in
a heavy rainstorn at Kansas City.
Philadelphia Times and Public Ledger
consolidate.
Insane New York man creates a sensa-
tion in London
Senator Mcmillan, of Michigan, dies
suddenly.
Prof. Bolley, of North Dakota Agricul-
tural college, announces that fax does
not hurt land.
1t is claimed in North Dakota that bet
ter and much cheaper binding twine can
be made from flax fiber than from sisal.
Semi-riot occurs at a ball game at La
Crosse.
Strong resolutions are adopted by the
Negro Young Peoples Christian and Edu-
catlonal congress.
Seven persons are burned to death in
a San Angelo (Texas) hotel.
T,,o,o
arrested at Waseca were connected with
the ROBBERY OF Burlington train in Illi-
nois.
Michigan farmer who kills his wife and
hlnsen leaves a remarkable letter to his
son.
MIS-. Eliza Young, the Oldest actress Of
the American stage, dies in New York.
minnesota Man goes across the conti-
hehl TO marry his former nurse in Ten
nessee, who was reported dying.
OH is struck on Michigan farm.
situation in Mindanao, p l., is regard
ed serious e''i
Philippine Catholic church is organized
IN opposition to the Roman church.
POLITICAL
l.. L. Brown, of Winona, positively de-
cllAes TO be the Democratic candidate for
congress In the First district.
LOCAL
One hundred Minnesota editors will start
Tor st. Paul today on their annual s,,no.
mer excursion. 0iii
II. A. Campbell, real estate dealer saws
81. Paul urgently needs 1000 DWELLINGS,
winch can be rented cheaply.
Track and speciality attractions Of +ho
state fair will be of unusual merit This
year. me- - Inns
over three inches of rain fell in Ga +,,r-
day nights heavy shower.
Ten thousand people attend Retail I.io-
uor Dealers picnic at Harris PARK
Bishop julius Chalion of osa,xa3 1ana.
tens OF missionary work in the far Fast
Reuben B. Galusha, formerly a nron,i-
'nent attorney, is dead
Private Charles Hines of Common, =
IWenty7hrst infantry, commits suicide
at Fort Smelling.
A party of representative real es+.+o
men arrive from Kansas City to spend
TWO Gays In the Twin Cities.
1hreshlng machine projecting from q
nat car strikes and damages Western ave-
nue. bridge, Minneapolis. Traffic DELAYED
three hours.
MINNEAPOLIS
Louis H. Ayme, United States consul
at Gaudaioupe, tells Of st. Pierre disas-
Saturdays storm does considerable
damage to the telephone system.
SPORTING
American associations: St Paul 2. Co
lumbus 0; St Paul 0, Columbus 3; Toledo
10, Minneapolis 6; Toledo 5, Minneapolis 4;
Louisville II, Milwaukee 9; Louisville ~
Milwaukee s.
American league: Philadelphia 9. De-
troit 1; st. Louis 6, Washington 3: Ros-
ton 5, Chicago 4.
The Red River Valley Shooting Tourna-
ment association is organized.