The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-06
TOLD IN A LINE

Salt Lake C1ty-Ihe lake has receded four
inches since July H., and is six feet lower
than in 1894. .-- a.-
Hannibal, Mo.-A passenger car containing
Wards minstrels, was struck by a yard
engine and six injured =. = =
Denver-Mrs. Sarah Nessler claims to have
had her sight restored after seven years of
total blindness, while praying at a revival
meeting - -.. E.
Washington-Ambassador White reports
from Berlin that the meat inspection law is
intended ITO keep American goods out Of
Germany entirely.
|. Wilkesbarre, Pa.-Chaplain Rose of the,
navy being mistaken for Admiral Dewey, re-
himself and wife. '<} p. ~. ~
New York-P. NJ Arthur has been called
here by engineers on the Manhattan ElevatesL
railroad, as their request for a shorter work..
day has been denied. &t<. = .55-S-it- 80 =
at reunion of the Knights Of Columbus, said
American Catholics would welcome separation
OF church and state in the Philippines.
New York-W. H: Thorpe. well known
by man whose identity, has not been ascer-
tanned, receiving q fracture of the skull, re-
sulting later IN his death. d - ''.'5
Kerwick, Pa.-After deadlock lasting since
July l0, the republicans of the sixteenth con-
gresslonal district nominated F. A. Good
| charles. The republicans Of the fifteenth dis
| trict nominated Elias Deemer of Williamsport.
Wichita, Kan.-Three girls, working in the
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from tanners, 50 they laid, their grievances
| before the men harvesters.. who at once Or
| ganized a farmhands' union and ordered a
strike. = @"- ''. H.. -,
LoRshmont NJ. Y.-The. prediction; made
two years ago when May Alden Chatterton.
! just out Of school, married J.. f. Baudouine,
| a widower with two children, that their lives
| would not be serene, has been verified, as
| they are separated. ..-' = -: -
Butte, Mont.-A special from Salmon, Idaho,
says the Red Rock stage was held up by a
lone highwayman:. 1t is mot known what the
robber secured. There was but one passan-
ger, woman, and she was not molested.
| The treasure box was sifted. .., -
New York--Thirty- five rabbis, representing
the leading Hebrew congregations in the coun-
| try, at a meeting in this city, have organ
| lied themselves into the, United Orthodox
Rabbis OF America. Rabbi III. Lesser of Gin
| cnnati, was elected chairman. " ~
New York-While no official announcement
corporation has been made, there is good
authority for the. statement that they will
be in excess, Of js1s. 100000. The estimated
earnings for June, as published in the. last
New York-The annual meeting Of the :Glu-
cose Sugar Refining company, now controlled
by the Corn Products company, has just been
held in Jersey City. The following board OF
w. Powers, B. F.. Rhodeham, G. B. Wagner,
A. E. Dacey and j. G.. Griffin; for four years
J. W. Anderson; one: year, j.. B.. Vreden-
burgh. :, :, =. *~ 80. ~', - . .
,a Kansas Ws.,! cityIWebster Davis has gone te
Cochran plan the latter has for making Mr.
Davis New Yorker at $4,000 a year.. The
former assistant secretary of the interio,
used to be a poor man but he has now about
900 invested in realty here, not vacant
lots, but the finest flats in town. He ex.
plains that he sold his book on the -Boer, wal
to a New York publisher for $1s0,oOo: ): ~