The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-19
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Elgin nl.-A Waterman named Sedgew1ck has
Invented machine to transmit cipher codes
Butte. Mont.-Advices say that a fierce fire is
still raging in Senator Clark's famous United
Verde mine in Arizona.
d,han % Wissns the
dead. She was 1O2 years old.
San Jose, Cal.-Jackson stoll. vice president of
the W. IT, Aaers9n NJ Of Paterson j.
half bottle Of chloroform.
Salt Lake, Utah-According to o. A. Turner of
Milford, Utah, an old volcano on the Wolf range
in southern Utah, which has apparently been eX-
tinct for centuries. has broken out.
London-It is stated that Sandow, the strong
man, was a passenger on the steamship Fling
Cmite, which foundered some days ago on the
West King Island, near New Zealand
:, Salt Lake City, Utah-The Ministerial ALI
ance Of Salt Lake City is making preparation for
a vigorous fight against the election of Apostle
Reed smoot to the United States senate. '.'
Chicago Communications sent out to
score or more of western stove manufacturers
10 per cent rise in prices Of all kinds of stoves.
Phoenix. .Ariz.-Mrs: A.. A. Clark shot her
son, Alan Oxford. under the chin. killing him
causing instant death. Temporary insanity is as
signed as the cause.
p, Chcago--Herman B. Wickersham, former pres
dent of the Lincoln park board and prominent
attorney, was arrested charged with obtaining
money by false pretense
I.ondon-The Daily Mail reports that during
the recent 'asit Of the United States training
ship Hartford to Madeira hundred 9dr d. Of the
and drunken riots resulted.
Washing tcn-James Wilson, secretary of agri-
culture, is very sick with neuralgia rheurnat ism.
suffering acute pain that keeps him in state of
torment. There Is nothing dangerous about his
condition.
New Observation-Disclosures of three alleged plots
to assassinate President Roosevelt since he has
taken office were made in Hoboken by Mrs. Lena
Dexlemer, a parishioner of the First Methodist
EDiscODai church, q
anarchist.
Mvie n JMR I;1 utl+ L. Hoyel the sec
ton, is missing and his accounts are alleged to
be short anywhere FROM SO, 900 to $50, 600 How
ell disappeared On Nov ~, ostensibly to have his
eyes treated.
msn Of Ss tAf unon
of New York and New. Jersey. Colonel George
j. Oaks of Sherman regiment No 2, Rochester,
n. Y, was expelled for reasonable and revolu-
tionary acts. -"
indianapolis State Senator c. G. Binkley died
yesterday. Mrs. Hinkey and children, Mrs. L.
j rempleton Of Minneapolis and and Mrs Edward
eares Of i ha%9r nc Geosse dsmpletGn Of CHI
the deathbed. c.-a& ss.... 49,
Brussels-Generals Botha and Delarey ap-
tnt ,a not n ng to the ner4@ 4
Delarey to the effect that he and General Botha
they will meet Mr.. Chamberlain s..
New York-Detais have been arranged by the
st. Louis 4 San Francisco Railway company.
cOrd1ng to the Herald, TOT the purchase or the
St. LOUIS Memphis & Southern Railroad COM
pnny by the execution Of a collateral trust
have been issued for $4,0o0,0OO.
Cody, Wyo.-Several interesting features
marked the opening last evening Of Hotel Irma,
built by Colonel w: r. Cody buffalo Bill) at
cost Of s1oO,0OO, and named in honor Of his
youngest daughter. Colonel Cody and Miss Irma
led the grand march. Before the banquet Colonel
Cody announced the engagement of Miss Irma
Cody to Lieutenant Charles Armstrong, Tenth
United States cavalry. The guests included Cow
az olO mir FErny
OF ST. Paul, Lieutenant Scott Of Fort Mckenzie
and 'sMountain Charlie - q well-known scout